Appendix NN - Fast Trac 246 20-ft ISO.pdf
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This is a solicitation for an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity contract to provide Air Damage Repair material kits. The solicitation seeks to award a single contract for a base period of five years to the lowest priced technically acceptable offeror. Required supplies include Air Damage Repair kits containing one 20-foot ISO container, twelve 3000-pound supersacks, racks, dunnage bags, citric acid, and twelve supersacks filled with Fast Trac 246 concrete. Offerors must meet specifications for all items in appendices to the statement of work and provide logistics and shipping plans. Pricing is firm-fixed price based on the attached price sheet. The estimated annual purchase amount is $400,000 to $500,000. Proposals are due by May 17, 2021 and will be evaluated for technical acceptability, price reasonableness, and past performance. The solicitation is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 327320 with a size standard of 500 employees. The contract will be a commercial item contract awarded to the LPTA offeror with acceptable past performance and responsibility determination.
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Appendix NN
Fast Trac 246 Concrete training capping material, 20-ft ISO
1. Introduction. Under the ADR Modernization Program, Western Material and Design, LLC’s Fast Trac 246 Concrete material is utilized as a training capping material.
1.1. Due to Fast Trac 246 Concrete material’s similar cementitious properties and its ability to be placed with identical procedures to approved capping material; it is intended as a cost effective training solution.
1.2. Fast Trac 246 Concrete material should be utilized at training locations that only require material adequate to instruct the ADR process and not traffic the repairs.
2. Scope.
2.1. The contractor shall purchase, modify, prepare, stock, and deliver 20-ft long International
Standards Organization (ISO) cargo containers to selected AF locations in accordance with the detailed technical requirements of this SOW.
2.2. Fast Trac 246 concrete material shall meet specifications in Appendix KK.
2.3. Fast Trac 246 concrete training material ISO, unit of issue for this IDIQ shall be a kit
(KT) to include all of the following items:
2.3.1. One (1) each 20-ft ISO container; the contractor shall verify all ISO containers meet the specifications and follow all procurement processes in Appendix A.
2.3.2. Twelve (12) each 3,000-lbs supersacks; the contractor shall verify that all 3,000-lb supersacks meet the specifications in Appendix P.
2.3.3. Twelve (12) each supersack racks; the contractor shall verify that all supersack racks meet the specifications in Appendix G.
2.3.4. Four (4) each cargo bars; the contractor shall verify that all cargo bars meet the specifications in Appendix D.
2.3.5. Four (4) each desiccant strips; the contractor shall verify that all desiccant strips meet the specifications in Appendix F. The contractor shall install desiccant strips based on packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.3.6. 100-lbs of critic acid (in two (2) 5-gal buckets w/lids), two (2) empty 5-gal buckets w/lids, and one (1) 24-oz volume plastic scoop; the contractor shall verify that all citric acid and 5-gal buckets meet the specification in Appendix JJ. The contractor shall place and secure citric acid based on packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.3.7. One (1) each inflatable dunnage bag; the contractor shall verify that all inflatable dunnage bags meet the specifications in Appendix E. The intent is to keep the top rows of material from side-to-side movement. The contractor shall install the inflatable dunnage bag based on packing diagram in paragraph 3.
2.3.8. Twelve (12) each supersacks filled with Fast Trac 246 concrete; the contractor shall pack each ISO container with 12 supersacks filled with Fast Trac 246 concrete and stored on metal racks. The packing diagram is depicted in paragraph 3.
2.3.9. 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.
2.4. The contractor shall provide all loading and unloading capability for fully packed and sealed ISO containers with a 44,000-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.
2.5. The contractor shall provide monthly updates to the 772 ESS/PKD, AFCEC/CXAA, 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
Citric Acid
(2 per ISO)
Desiccant Strips
(4 per ISO)
Metal Racks with Supersacks
(single layer)
Cargo Bars
(double layer)
(double layer)
Inflatable Dunnage Bag
(1 per ISO)
(single layer)
Empty Buckets
ISO Interior Dimensions
19'-10"(L) x 8'(W) x 8'-6"(H
Inflatable Dunnage Bag (1 per ISO)
Cargo Bars
Desiccant Poles
Racks with
Supersacks
(12 each per ISO)
Citric Acid
(2 per ISO)
Empty
Buckets
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