32088636 data_Redacted.pdf
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- STEEL PLATE Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- SPMYM223Q1971
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This document provides additional data requirements for a federal solicitation for steel plate from the Defense Logistics Agency Land and Maritime. The certificate of conformance for any awarded lots must state that each lot has been sampled, tested, and inspected in accordance with the specification requirements. It must also confirm that the manufacturer has maintained adequate manufacturing procedures demonstrated in first article testing. The certificate is required to include the revision of the Process Control Plan used and the date of most recent first article approval or recertification. Explosion bulge type testing, descaling, coating, and tighter tolerances are either not required or inapplicable as indicated by YES or N/A responses for the relevant provisions.
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K. The applicable fabrication document (see B.3.8): N/A
L. When ordered to thickness, weight, or gauge (see B.3.9.1): N/A
M. When tighter tolerances are desired (see B.3.9.2): N/A
N. When descaling and coating are not required (see B.3.10): YES
O. Type of coating required (see B.3.10 and Appendix K): N/A
P. When explosion bulge type testing is required (see B.3.12): N/A
Q. When first article specimens shall be located in areas other than shown on Figure A-1 and Figure A-2 (see B.4.3): N/A
R. When HY-80 and HY-100 are to be tested together (see B.4.3): N/A
S. When HY-100 has passed first article testing, whether explosion testing of HY-80 bulge data is required (see B.6.4.1): N/A
Additional Data requirements:
Per paragraph 4.1.6, the certificate of conformance shall state that each lot has been sampled, tested, and inspected in accordance with the specification requirements and that the manufacturer has maintained adequate manufacturing procedures demonstrated in first article testing. The certificate shall include the revision of the Process Control Plan used and the date of most recent first article approval or recertification.
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