A2 Product Description Rescue Hoist Test Stand AVCRAD.pdf
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- Intent to Sole Source-Rescue Hoist Test Stand Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912NS22Q8507
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- Department of the Army National Guard
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Missouri National Guard AVCRAD Rescue Hoist Test Stand
Objective of the Acquisition
The Missouri Army National Guard’s Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot (AVCRAD) is seeking to purchase a rescue hoist test stand. The stand will be used in the safety and operational testing of rescue hoists used in military aircraft. The test stand must accommodate both the Breeze Eastern and Goodrich hoists used in those aircraft and be compatible with existing Zephyr RHGSE.
Desired Characteristics
CLIN 0001) Rescue Hoist Test Stand – Quantity 1 EA
a) Vendor must be an authorized distributor of the product.
b) Brand-new, not refurbished, or rebuilt.
c) Accommodate both the Breeze Eastern BL-29900 and Goodrich 42305-5 internal hoist for testing.
d) Capable of raising and holding either hoist in test position.
e) Compatible with Zephyr Hydraulic Rescue Hoist Ground Support Supply Equipment
(RHGSE).
f) Equipped with an adapter for the GFE 200 VAC 400 Hz frequency converter.
g) Equipped with 28 VDC power supply and circuitry to operate either hoist.
h) Equipped with hydraulic hand pump and cylinder to test hoist clutch and brake.
i) Hydraulic hand pump must be compatible with Zephyr test stand.
j) Equipped with two (2) load cells and summing box providing signal display on control box.
k) Compatible with GFE Pendant Receptacle and Zephyr RHGSE.
Any offered system must meet the above objective of the acquisition. Stands that do not meet all the desired characteristics, while still meeting the objective of the acquisition may still be submitted for a technical review. The government retains the sole right to determine technical acceptability of an offer, and to reject any offer it deems does not meet the objective and/or characteristics.
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