Attachment 0003 - ACC-RI Revised Container Handler Specifications.xlsx

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Reach Stacker Container Handler
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W52P1J-21-T-SF05
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This solicitation requests quotes for a reach stacker container handler to support logistics operations at an Army sustainment command location in Hawaii. The container handler must be able to lift fully laden 20- and 40-foot ISO containers stacked three high and two containers deep. Quotes are due by October 27, 2021 and will be evaluated based on price and technical acceptability against requirements for equipment specifications, safety, and training stated in the solicitation and attachment. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command seeks to award a firm fixed-price contract for the container handler to centrally procure this base commercial equipment on behalf of Headquarters Army Sustainment Command for use at the Logistic Readiness Center in Hawaii.

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Reach Stacker Container HandlerDateOctober 12, 2021
Specification Sheet

Activity/Customer: W6XPAA/ LRC Schofield Barracks, HI RFQ#

SHIP TO ADDRESS:Quantity 1
W6XP USALRCTR HAWAII
AWCF SSF LRC STORAGE BR
1920 HIGGINS RD BLDG 6037
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, HI 96857-5006
1. Advise the actual weight of your heaviest loads56000 lbs
2. Largest loads Length x followed by Width x followed by Height40 ft ISO Container
COMPLY
YesNo
Equipment TypeReach Stack Container Handler
Seat
Fuel/Battery Type- Engine Power SourceDieselstandard
suspension
Basic Capacity and Load Handling56000 lbs
What is the maximum height needed to lift loads?3 ISO shipping containers high (fully laden)
What is the maximum reach depth needed to lift loads?2 ISO shipping containers deep (while stacked 3 high, fully laden)
Capacity required at maximum height56000 lbs
Spreader Functionality
Required to have spreader functionality to inclsude side shift, in and out, Slew left and right and side tilt.
Side shift
Reach in/out
Slew left/right
Side tilt (mech or hyd)
Operations
Terrain typeImproved and gravel surfaces
Drive axle(s)1
TemperatureRange from -40 to 120 degrees
Type of Tires RequiredPneumatic - Air
Tire pressureTire pressure monitoring system
Seat stylesuspension
Cab TypeEnclosed
Environmental ConsiderationsYes Cab (Yes AC & Yes Heat)
Meet all American Safety Standards including (but not limited to):Organization of Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
International Shipping Organization (ISO)
American National Safety Institute (ANSI)
Meet all U.S. Military Environment Standards to include EPA and local environmental standards
Safety ItemsStrobe LightNo
Back Up AlarmYes
Back-up camerasYes
Operator visibilityImproved and gravel surfaces
Rear Work LightYes
Combination LightsNo
Front Head LightsYes
Forward Facing Work LightsYes
Rearview MirrorsYes
Parts, Repair, Operator's and Service Manuals?All 3
Is Operator Training Required?Yes
Maintenance and Operator Training upon delivery IOT for assigned U.S. Army personnel to perform necessary maintenance and operate properly

Warranty Standard

General Application
Will Equipment be used indoors only, indoors/outdoors, outdoors only?Outdoors
Comment Section for any special requirements or options
Headquarters (HQ) Army Sustainment Command (ASC) has a requirement to centrally procure a Base Commercial Equipment (BCE) Reach Stacker Container Handler with shipment to the Logistic Readiness Center (LRC) in Hawaii. The reach stacker container handler will be utilized primarily in the offloading of 20 and 40 foot ISO containers from railcars and flatbed cargo trucks and in the storage and stacking of the containers in central receiving and holding areas within the LRC. The reach stacker container handler must be able to handle fully laden 20 and 40 ft ISO containers stacked 3 each high and 2 each deep.

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