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curements under $10,000 for certain Navy activities in the Washington area, including hardware, hand tools, mill supplies, plumbing, heating and air con- ditioning parts, electrical and electronic compo- nents, chemicals, paints, lumber and building sup- plies, hose and fittings, rope and cable, shipboard repair parts, office supplies, and other standard commercial articles.

Commanding Officer

Naval Construction Battalion Center (Code 554)

Gulfport, Mississippi 39501

Tel: 601/865-2312

General procurement of both technical and common- use items in such categories as hardware, plumbing, heating and air conditioning: electrical; electronics: lumber and mill supplies, chemicals and chemical products; firefighting, rescue, and safety equipment; heavy construction equipment; weight handling equipment and other equipment to support the Navy

Construction Forces (active and reserve).

Commanding Officer

Naval Construction Battalion Center

Davisville, Rhode Island 02854

General procurement of both technical and common use items in such categories as hardware, plumbing, heating and air conditioning; electrical; electronics; lumber and mill supplies; chemicals and chemical products; firefighting, rescue, and safety equipment, heavy construction equipment; weight handling equipment and other equipment to support the Navy

Construction Forces (SEABEES) and the Navy's Ant- arctic mission.

Commanding Officer

Naval Construction Battalion Center

Port Hueneme, California 93043

Tel: 805/982-5206

Acquisition of construction materials, construction equipment, electrical generators, repair parts, sup- plies and services to support Naval Construction

Forces and a number of tenant commands such as:

Naval Support Forces Antarctica (OPERATION DEEP

FREEZE), Civil Engineering Laboratory, Naval Nu- clear Power Unit, Naval Ship Weapon Systems Engi- neering Station, and Naval Hospital.

Commanding Officer

Naval Administrative Command

Naval Training Center (43/200)

Great Lakes. Illinois 60088

Tel: 312/688-6942

General procurement for Naval activities in the Mich- igan, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa,

Missouri, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska,

Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming areas, including general supply items, subsistence items, and electri- cal and plumbing supplies, services such as catering of meals, mortuary, repair and overhaul of training equipment, and repair of office machines.

Commanding Officer

Naval Support Activity

New Orleans, Louisiana 70142

Tel: 504/361-2514

General procurement for Naval activities in the New

Orleans area. Categories of supplies are hardware; plumbing; heating and air conditioning; electrical, lumber and building; automotive repair parts; print- ing; office equipment and supplies; and computer supplies. Services include rental, maintenance and repair of office machines, appliances and equipment.

Commanding Officer

U.S. Naval Station

Box 3002

FPO Miami, Florida 34051 (Roosevelt Roads, PR)

Tel: 809/863-2000

Ext. 4349/3086/5638

General procurement to support operations of avia- tion activities and units of the operating forces of the

Navy and other Naval activities in the Common- wealth of Puerto Rico to include construction mate- rials; air conditioners; household furniture; major ap- pliances; diesel engines and components; and plumbing supplies.

Commanding Officer

Naval Research Laboratory

Underwater Sound Reference Detachment

Orlando, Florida 32806

Tel: 305/859-5120

General procurement of electrical, electronic, cali- brating/test and measurement equipment.

NAVY CONSTRUCTION

Contracts for architect-engineer services, con- struction projects, and major station maintenance

November 1, 1983 and repair are awarded by the following activi- ties for the areas indicated:

Commanding Officer

Northern Division

Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Bldg. 77L

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19112

Tel: 215/755-4841

Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts,

Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey,

Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Il- linois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, Missouri, North

Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, and Wyoming.

Commanding Officer

Chesapeake Division

Naval Facilities Engineering Command, Bldg. 212

Washington Navy Yard

Washington, D.C. 20390

Tel: 202/433-4151

District of Columbia, Maryland—Anne Arundel, Prince

Georges, Montgomery, St. Marys, Calvert, and Charles counties; Virginia—Arlington, Fairfax, Stafford, King

George, Prince William, Westmoreland counties and the city of Alexandria.

Commander

Atlantic Division

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Naval Facilities Engineering Command

U.S. Naval Base

Norfolk, Virginia 23511

Tel: 804/444-7621

Maryland—excluding Severn River Naval Command and Potomac River Naval Command; Virginia exclud- ing Arlington, Fairfax, Stafford, King George, Prince

William, Westmoreland counties and the city of Al- exandria; West Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina-

Gates, Chowan, Washington, Beaufort, Craven, Jones,

Onslow, and all counties east thereof. Cuba, Domin- ican Republic, Puerto Rico, West Indies, Virgin Is- (continued on page 80) 79

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