Attachment_1_-_Salient_Features_10_JUL_24_0001.pdf
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- STEEL JACK LEG FENCING Material
- Solicitation number
- 140L2624Q0041
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This document is an attachment with the salient features for a federal solicitation for steel jack leg fencing material. The key details are:
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) in Idaho has a requirement to purchase steel jack leg sets and rails. The requested delivery date is December 1, 2024, with the materials to be delivered to the BLM Challis and Salmon Field Offices in Idaho. The material specifications are provided, including requirements for the jack leg sets, rails, corner sets, angle adaptors, and pipe nipples. All materials are to be left in the raw with no paint or primer applied.
The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number 140L2624Q0041 for the "Steel Jack Leg Fencing Material" project. This is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 331110 with a 1,500 employee size standard. Quotes are due by July 18, 2024 at 5:00pm ET, and the Government intends to award a single firm-fixed price contract.
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Steel Jack leg Fencing Material Salient Features
Required Delivery date:
December 1, 2024
Delivery Location:
BLM Challis Field Office: 721 East Main Avenue Challis, Idaho 83226
BLM Salmon Field Office at 1206 South Challis Street Salmon, Idaho 83467
Delivery of each material type per identified delivery schedule will be split between the Challis and Salmon Field Offices. Unless otherwise coordinated prior to the delivery date, 50% of materials will be delivered to each office.
Payment will be made after delivery and acceptance of the material with the BLM representative.
Cost of Delivery to be incorporated into the cost of each item.
Material Specifications:
a. Jack Leg Sets: Jacks are to made entirely of steel with legs welded together. Back leg to be coped and welded completely around the pipe. Legs of jack should be at least 34” spread apart where they sit on the ground. Jacks should have ability to have 3 rails attached. Made to have a maximum top rail height of 42” and bottom rail height of at least 16”, middle rail at 30” height.
Top of jack to be capped. Heavier for longevity. Materials: 2 3/8 OD x .090 min
b. Rails: Rails are at least 12 ft. long. Heavier for longevity. Materials: 12’ x 1.9” OD x .090 min.
c. Rails and jacks should fit together without special tools and not need modification for assembly and disassembly. Fence should be able to be disassembled and re-assembled at different sites. Disassembled pieces of fence can be transported by hand. Six pipe nipples 6 inches long to be welded to the sides of the front leg so that rails are at 42”, 30”, 17” from the ground.
d. Corner Sets and angle adaptors: Corner sets allow for two sections of fencing to be connected together at different angles and will not allow livestock of wildlife to push fence apart.
Angle adaptors allow for fence to be build and hooked together over terrain changes. They allow for the fence to remain setting on the ground but have sections attached and not movable by wildlife or livestock.
e. Pipe Nipples: Heavier for longevity. Materials: Pipe nipples to be 1.315 OD x .120 min.
f. All fencing materials will be left in the raw with no paint or primer applied.
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