Appendix II - FRP Grout material 5-ft ISO.pdf
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- FA805121R3002
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This solicitation is for an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract to provide Airfield Damage Repair (ADR) materials to the Air Force Civil Engineer Center. Required items include fiberglass reinforced polymer grout, buckets, pallets, locks and other supplies for securing matting on damaged airfield pavements. The period of performance is a base year with four option years.
Offerors must propose firm fixed prices on the attached price sheet by the deadline of May 17, 2021. Evaluation will be based on technical acceptability, price reasonableness, and past performance. The award will be made to the lowest priced technically acceptable offeror with acceptable past performance who is determined responsible. Small businesses are eligible for total set aside. The estimated value is between $400,000 to $500,000 for the base year. Delivery locations include multiple U.S. and overseas Air Force bases.
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Appendix II
FRP Grout Material, 5-ft ISO
1. Introduction. The Air Force Civil Engineer Center (AFCEC) has developed an updated
Airfield Damage Repair (ADR) concept of operations under the ADR Modernization
Program that provides updated capabilities to rapidly repair damaged airfield pavements.
Fiberglass Re-enforced Polymer (FRP) matting system, grout material is used to secure tri-talon anchors in the asphalt airfield pavement structure for the FRP matting system.
2. Scope.
2.1. The contractor shall purchase, modify, prepare, stock, and deliver 5-ft long International
Standards Organization (ISO) cargo containers to selected AF locations in accordance with the detailed technical requirements of this SOW.
2.2. FRP Grout Material, ISO, unit of issue for this IDIQ shall be one (1) kit (KT) to include all of the following items:
2.2.1. One (1) each 5-ft ISO container (Quadcon); the contractor shall verify that all ISO containers meet the specifications and follow all procurement processes in Appendix C.
2.2.2. Four (4) each Wood Pallet, 48-in x 44-in, Heat Treated; the contractor shall verify that all the Wood Pallet, 48-in x 44-in, Heat Treated meets the specifications in Appendix L.
The contractor shall load all the FRP Grout material, 5-gal buckets on to the four (4)
Wood Pallets based on the packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.2.2.1.The contractor shall secure forty-two (42) each of FRP Grout Material buckets (14 buckets per row and placed three (3) rows of bucket on each wood pallet (bottom). The contractor shall secure the forty-two (42) of FRP Grout Material buckets on the two (2) wood pallets using 1/2-in x.020-in metal strapping, 1/2-in metal banding seals, Cast 80
GA Stretch Wrap, and 200-lb test corrugates fanfold as depicted packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.2.2.2.The contractor shall secure twenty-eight (28) each of FRP Grout Material buckets (14 buckets per row and placed two (2) rows of bucket on each wood pallet (top). The contractor shall secure the twenty-eight (28) of FRP Grout Material buckets on the two
(2) wood pallets using 1/2-in x.020-in metal strapping, 1/2-in metal banding seals, Cast
80 GA Stretch Wrap, and 200-lb test corrugates fanfold as depicted packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.2.3. Two (2) each Snap Hook ratchet Strap, Heavy Duty, 2-in; the contractor shall verify that all the Snap Hook ratchet Strap, Heavy Duty, 2-in meets the specifications in
Appendix M. The contractor shall secure the FRP Grout material 5-gal buckets loaded onto the Wood Pallets in the QuadCon based on packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.2.4. Four (4) each Bucket Lid Opener; the contractor shall verify that all the Bucket Lid
Opener meets the specifications in Appendix N. The contractor shall secure one Bucket
Lid Opener to a bucket on each wood pallet (facing the doors) as depicted in the packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.2.5. One-hundred forty (140) each 5-gal buckets of FRP Grout material; the contractor shall verify that all the FRP Grout material meets the specifications in Appendix GG. The contractor shall place and secure the FRP Grout material 5-gal buckets on the Wood
Pallets based on packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.2.6. Two (2) each locks, combination; after completion of packing, the contractor shall lock the cargo doors using two locks that meets the specification in Appendix O. The combination to be used will be provided per task order.
2.3. The contractor shall provide all loading and unloading capability for fully packed and sealed ISO containers with 11,200-lbs maximum gross weight to include place of origin, shipping dock, and final destination. The contractor shall weigh fully loaded ISO containers and provide weigh scale documentation to transport driver. The contractor shall provide door to door delivery without assistance.
2.4. The contractor shall provide monthly updates to the 772 ESS/PKD and AFCEC/CXXM, with the first report due not later than 30 calendar days after task order award and every 30 days thereafter until task order completion. Each task order monthly update shall include at minimum an updated overall project schedule and status of all containers.
3. Packing Layout.
FRP Grout material 5-gal bucket packing on pallets packing, diagram.
FRP Grout material packing/strapping, diagram.
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