Appendix CCC - Asphalt Cold Patch 50-lb bucket.pdf
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This document outlines a solicitation for an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract for Air Damage Repair materials. The solicitation seeks offers for ADR kits and shipping services to repair minor deficiencies on asphalt roadways. Offerors must propose pricing using the attached price sheet by May 17, 2021. The government intends to make a single award as a LPTA procurement to the offeror with the lowest price and acceptable technical proposal and past performance. The contract will have a 5-year ordering period for ADR kit orders and shipping services to destinations worldwide. All proposed supplies must meet the specifications in the Statement of Work and appendices.
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Appendix CCC Asphalt Cold Patch, 50-lb bucket
1. Introduction: Under the ADR Modernization Program, asphalt cold patch is used to make temporary repairs to asphalt roadways by fixing minor deficiencies or “potholes” to allow for immediate traffic usage.
2. Asphalt Cold Patch
2.1. The contractor shall verify the Asphalt cold patch be a blend of asphaltic polymer adhesives and carefully graded limestone.
2.2. The contractor shall verify that the Asphalt cold patch meets Departmental Materials Specification DMS-6410.
2.3. The contractor shall verify that the Asphalt cold patch be packaged in 50-lb buckets with a lid.
2.4. Asphalt cold patch unit of issue for this IDIQ is one (1) pallet of twelve (12) each 50-lb buckets. 2.5. Buckets shall be secured to the pallet with poly strapping (plastic banding straps).
2.6. Pallets shrink wrapped with plastic. Plastic wrap shall be a minimum of 6-mil.
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