Appendix P - Supersack Lined 3-ft x 3-ft x 3-ft.pdf
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This document outlines a solicitation for air damage repair materials. The solicitation seeks proposals for kits containing rapid setting flowable fill, rapid setting concrete, and fast track 246 materials packaged in 3,000-pound lined supersacks for volumetric mixing. Proposals are due no later than May 17, 2021 and must include technical and pricing submissions, as well as past performance information. The Air Force intends to make a single award as a firm-fixed price indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract with a five year ordering period to the lowest price technically acceptable offeror with acceptable past performance that is determined responsible. The estimated value is between $400,000 to $500,000.
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Appendix P Supersack, Lined, 3-ft x 3-ft- x 3-ft
1. Introduction. Under the ADR Modernization Program, the Rapid Setting Flowable Fill, Rapid Setting Concrete, and Fast Track 246 materials are packaged in 3,000-lb lined supersacks. The supersacks provide environmental protection and allow the material to be top loaded into the simplified volumetric mixer.
2. 3,000-lb Supersack Requirements.
2.1. Supersacks shall be capable of supporting 3,000-lbs of material.
2.2. Supersack shall be constructed of woven polypropylene material with a 1.0-mil coating for moisture protection, foil lined, and equipped with top mounted, self-standing, ‘spread strap-type’ lifting loops. Supersacks shall be capable of being shipped in any quantity to include quantities of twelve stored on metal racks in ISO shipping containers.
2.3. Supersacks shall utilize a 4.3-mil sewn-in foil lining to reduce moisture intrusion to the stored material. Foil liner shall be multi-layer consisting of Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) Polyethylene (PE) and aluminum foil.
2.4. Supersacks shall contain a 4-in x 4-in plastic envelope sewn to the supersack.
The contractor shall provide information inserts containing, but not limited to the material contained with the supersack, date supersack was filled, and weight of material.
2.5. Supersack configurations shall utilize 2-in cut resistant spread strapping. All spread straps shall maintain an upright position to facilitate forklift operations without an additional spotter.
2.6. Bottom supersack configurations shall be flat bottom type, no chute.
2.7. 3,000-lb supersacks unit of issue (empty) for this IDIQ is one (1) each.
2.8. The below photograph is an example of filled 3,000-lb supersacks.
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