Appendix N - Bucket Lid Opener.pdf
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This document is a solicitation for air damage repair materials. The solicitation seeks proposals for items utilized in spall repair kits and fiber reinforced polymer grout kits under an indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with a five year ordering period. Required products include bucket lid openers, spall repair materials, grout, and other items specified in attachments. Proposals are due by May 17, 2021 and must include technical and pricing submissions, as well as past performance information. Pricing shall be fixed for the life of the contract. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside for ready-mix concrete manufacturing concerns. Evaluation will use the lowest price technically acceptable process, assessing technical acceptability, price reasonableness, and past performance. Award will be made to the offeror presenting the lowest evaluated price meeting requirements. The Air Force Materiel Command Installation Contracting Agency will administer the contract.
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Appendix N Bucket Lid Opener
1. Introduction. Under the ADR Modernization Program; bucket lid openers are utilized within the Spall Repair Kit and FRP Grout Kit. The bucket lid openers are used to open the 5-gal buckets of material (spall repair, grout, training, etc.).
2. Bucket Lid Opener.
2.1. Candidate bucket lid opener: Kraft Tool, part # 35EM46.
2.1.1. Size: 8-1/4-in L x 2-5/8-in W x 1/-1/4-in W.
2.1.2. Construction Material: Durable Plastic
2.1.3. Characteristics: Sturdy, easy to use
2.1.4. Application: Opening buckets
2.1.5. For Use With: 5-gal buckets
2.2. Bucket lid openers unit of issue for this IDIQ shall be a set (ST) of four (4) each.
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