Appendix F - Desiccant Strip.pdf
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This is a solicitation for an Air Damage Repair (ADR) Material indefinite quantity/indefinite delivery contract with a 5-year ordering period. The solicitation requests proposals for ADR kits, ISO containers, and kitted items to meet repair material requirements. Proposals are due May 17, 2021 by 4:00 PM Central Standard Time and shall be submitted electronically. The nonmanufacturer rule individual waiver applies. The small business size standard is 500 employees. The solicitation will be awarded as a total small business set-aside to the lowest price technically acceptable offeror with acceptable past performance that is determined responsible. Technical, price, and past performance factors will be evaluated. Technical proposals shall demonstrate how items meet specifications. Price sheets shall include fixed unit prices. Past performance shall include efforts from the past 5 years. The contract will have firm-fixed price CLINs for order placement and shipping.
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Appendix F Desiccant Strip
1. Introduction. Under the ADR Modernization Program, desiccant strips are utilized within the Rapid Setting Flowable Fill, Rapid Setting Concrete, Fast Track 246, and Pelletized Asphalt ISO containers. The desiccant strip is used to collect moisture inside the ISO container to prevent damage to the repair material within. In addition to the ISO container and foil lined supersacks, the desiccant strips provide an additional layer of moisture protection to further prolong the shelf life of the repair materials.
2. Desiccant Strip.
2.1. Desiccant material shall be calcium chloride.
2.2. Desiccant strips shall be operational through a temperature range of 0˚F - 140˚F.
2.3. Desiccant strips shall be capable of absorbing two (2) quarts of liquid.
2.4. Desiccant strips shall be impact resistant against possible shifting cargo.
2.5. Desiccant strips unit of issues for this IDIQ shall be a set of four (4) each desiccant strips.
2.6. The photographs demonstrate the desiccant strip currently in use and a close-up for detail.
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