Product Specifications_Brand Name Or Equal.pdf
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- Riverside Fire Recreation Site Repairs Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 12363N24R0001
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document contains product specifications for various items required under a federal contract opportunity. The key details are as follows:
The solicitation is for the Riverside Fire Recreation Site Repairs project, which involves general repair and restoration work at four campgrounds in the Mt. Hood National Forest in Oregon. The estimated value of the contract is between $500,000 and $1,000,000. The period of performance is tentatively scheduled to start on May 1, 2024 and end on July 1, 2024.
The required products and specifications include a 48"x48" kiosk sign panel, a kiosk sign panel structure, a powder-coated corrugated steel roof, a fee tube kit with a mounted envelope box, an accessible campfire ring, and trash enclosures. Detailed technical requirements are provided for each item, including dimensions, materials, finishes, and performance criteria. All products must demonstrate longevity in similar environmental conditions and recreational usage.
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Product Specifications FAR 52.211-6 Brand Name or Equal (AUG 1999)
All materials for the following items are to be sourced as new. Used materials are unacceptable for any of the items.
Materials should adhere to the following specifications. Deviations from these specifications must be approved by the CO before planning or purchasing.
Kiosk Sign Panel
- 48” x 48” sign panel that is mountable with Forest Service materials.
- Panel should have slightly curved corners with a consistent radius throughout.
- Panel color should be Forest Service-approved brown.
- Panel color should be Forest Service approved yellow bands on the top and bottom.
- Forest Service approved font shall be within the top and bottom yellow bands. Top lettering shall say “WELCOME”. Bottom lettering shall say “MT. HOOD NATIONAL FOREST”. “NATIONAL FOREST” shall be in a separate Forest Service-approved font.
- Lettering shall be routed into the panel and painted Forest Service approved brown.
- All materials and finished product should show they are documented demonstrating longevity in similar seasonal weather conditions and recreation use at the area it is to be installed.
Kiosk Sign Panel Structure
- Entire structure should be made of pressure treated hem-fir (structural grade), with exception of the fixtures, which should be metal.
- Fixtures shall all be rust-proof metal and vandal-proof.
- Wood shall be stained with semi-transparent Forest Service Brown.
- All structure posts and beams should be 5.5 inches square.
- Structure shall fit two panels side-by-side and should follow the specification of the Kiosk Sign
Panels listed in this award.
- Structure should be 118.5 inches wide.
- Structure should be 80 inches tall.
- Structure should have three 110-inch vertical posts that are anchored 30 inches deep into the ground.
- Each 110-inch vertical post should be 51 inches apart (face to face) and in a straight line.
- Structure should have four cross-support beams that connect the 110-inch vertical posts and hold the kiosk panels – two on each side of the center post.
- Cross-support beams should be 52.5 inches long and inset 0.75 inches into the 110-inch posts at
7.25 inches from the vertical post top and again at 47.25 inches from the vertical post top.
- The bottom face of the bottom cross-support beam should be 27.25 inches from the ground.
- The top face of the top cross-support beam should be 7.25 inches from the top of the post.
- The top and bottom cross-support beams should be spaced 40 inches apart on center.
- All materials and finished product should show they are documented demonstrating longevity in
Kiosk Structure Roof
- Powder coated corrugated 22-gauge steel roof with Forest Service-approved brown color.
- The corrugated steel roof should be affixed to an A-frame structure that attaches to the kiosk sign panel structure.
- The corrugated steel roof should overlap the A-frame structure on all sides by at least 2 inches.
- The A-frame roof structure shall be centered on the kiosk panel structure frame and 42 inches wide, as viewed from the side of the kiosk.
- The A-frame roof structure should be 14 inches tall.
- The A-frame roof structure should be 118.5 inches wide as viewed from the front of the kiosk.
- All fixtures shall all be rust-proof metal.
- All materials and finished product should show they are documented demonstrating longevity in
Fee Tube Kit with Mounted Envelope Box
- Design and finished product should be proven to be weather-proof and resilient in high-use and remote-use areas.
- Design should hold a capacity of no less than 120 filled envelopes.
- Fee Tube shell should be made of ¼ inch thick steel.
- Fee Tube shell should be 36 inches tall.
- Fee Tube shell should be 12 inches square.
- There should be an envelope deposit slot in the fee tube shell that is consistent with FS envelope standards.
- There should be a lockable and removable insert to collect FS fee envelopes.
- The removable insert for fee envelopes should be made of ¼ inch aluminum.
- The fee insert should have an anti-fishing baffle inside helps keeps deposited items from being
"fished out".
- The fee tube shall have a mounting plate inside the tube that allows the tube to be bolted to a concrete base. The placement of bolts in the plate shall only be accessible from the inside of the fee tube.
- Bolts and bolt nuts should be stainless steel with continuous bead to vandal proof.
- There shall be a lockable access hole in the fee tube shell that is only accessible by the FS.
- Fee tube and associated external components color shall be powder-coated with a Forest
Service-approved brown
- There should be an access hole in the back of the fee tube shell.
- There should be an access hole cover to provide another layer of security and help keep insects from nesting in the lock area.
- The access hole cover shall be mounted in a manner that is theft-proof.
- The access hole cover should have two locks that require two keys being simultaneously used to open the access hole.
- All materials and finished product should show they are documented demonstrating longevity in
Accessible Campfire Ring
- 32- and 5/8- inch diameter fire ring base.
- 16- and 3/8-inch-tall fire ring base.
- Fire rings base should be 3/16-inch rolled steel plate with an integral formed 1-inch-wide flange around the top edge.
- Fire ring shall have an attached, and non-removable, 180-degree swinging grill that meets the Forest Service standards for accessibility throughout.
- Grill handle should be designed with a separating coil that allows users to operate while grill is hot.
- Grill should be 19- and 3/8- inches long (not including handle), and 15- and 1/8- inches wide, for a 290 square-inch surface.
- Grill should support structure should be attached to the fire ring base and be a swinging component that is set just above the height of the fire ring wall.
- Grill should cover approximately half the fire ring when swung over the fire ring.
- Grill design should allow for grill to be swung in a position that allows the grill to not cover the fire ring area.
- Grill handle grip should be 1/8- by 1/2 - inch coiled steel bar.
- Grill handle grip should reach outside of the fire ring, away from the fire.
- The grill surface grate should be 5/8-inch diameter steel perimeter bars and 1/2-inch diameter steel grate bars.
- All grate bars should be welded on both sides.
- Grate hinges should be formed using 5/8-inch diameter steel bar.
- Fire ring material should be black powder-coated steel approved by the Forest Service.
- Three, evenly spaced, hole in the fire ring near the base for anchoring pin insert
- Anchoring pins shall be rust-proof metal, 16 inches long, and anchorable in concrete footings
- The fire ring base should have evenly-spaced drain vent holes 6 inches below the top and around the fire ring base.
- All materials and finished product should show they are documented demonstrating longevity in
Trash Enclosures
- Assembled width 44 inches.
- Assembled height 46 inches.
- Assembled length 24 inches.
- Trash enclosures should fit two 40-gallon receptacles.
- All hinges, handles, striker plates and hardware should be zinc coated for corrosion resistance.
- Trash enclosures should have doors and door hinges should be heavy-duty piano hinge material using stainless steel pins.
- The housing and doors should be made from corrosion resistant steel and should be finished using a textured powder coat process with a Forest Service-approved brown color.
- Finish should be resistant to humidity, salt spray, fog, ultraviolet rays, abrasion and chemicals.
- Final design should include two 40-gallon rigid liners.
- Trash enclosures should have an animal-proof top loading door and a separate service door that that does not force user to lift the contents up and out of the container.
- Should be proven to be rodent-resistant.
- All components of trash enclosure shall meet ADA guidelines.
- Trash enclosures should be mountable to a concrete surface in a manner that is vandal-proof.
- Access to the trash enclosure receptacles shall be lockable and only accessible by the FS.
- Keys, with no external copies, shall be provided to the Forest Service.
- Trash enclosures and components should be resistant to harsh environmental conditions, vandalism and even large hungry animals.
- All materials and finished product should show they are documented demonstrating longevity in
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