Attachment 1. Salient Characteristics.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- FA462024QA310
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This document is the Salient Characteristics for Weapon Storage Racks at Fairchild AFB, Washington, which outlines the requirements for a contract to upgrade the weapon rack storage system for the 92d Security Forces Squadron. The objectives include obtaining storage racks and panels to accommodate 396 M4A1 rifles, 396 M18 pistols, and various other weapons, ammunition, and equipment. The contractor is required to deliver and install 36 storage racks, 6 storage panels, and 135 bins meeting specific dimensional and functional requirements. The delivery period is 180 days after award, and the contractor must also remove and dispose of the existing weapon rack equipment. The related federal contract opportunity is Solicitation Number FA462024QA310 for the 92 SFS Main Armory Weapons Storage System.
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SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS
FOR
Weapon Storage Racks
February 2024
Salient Characteristics For
Weapon Storage Racks
Fairchild AFB, WA
1. BACKGROUND: The 92d Security Forces Squadron (SFS) has a requirement for a weapon rack upgrade to increase storage capabilities for additional weapons. The weapon rack room area is 18 ft x 36
ft. All government provided dimensions are estimated. It is the responsible of the contractor to verify all dimensions provided before install.
2. OBJECTIVES: Obtain storage racks and panels that will be used to store: 396 M4A1 Rifles, 396 M18 Pistols, 8 M110A1 Rifles, 16 M240B Machine Guns with spare barrel bags, 26 M249 Machine Guns with spare barrel bags, 44 detached M320A1 Grenade Launchers, 12 M870 Shotguns, 36 X26 Tasers with 2 cartridges each, 80 NVGs on storage shelves, 312 sets of ammunition (4 rifle PMAGs, 2 pistol mags), 136 radio and baton sets.
3. REQUIREMENTS: The contractor shall deliver and install 36 storage racks, 6 storage panels, and 135 bins IAW the characteristics provided below:
ITEM 1: Storage Rack (36 EA)
• Dimensions shall be at or within 85x36x15 to 85x42x15
• One set of doors per rack
• Doors perforated to enable visual weapon inventory while secured
• Full piano hinge
• Reverse bi-folding security door
• 9 Point locking system
• 8 internal lock rods
• Hinged lock bar for use with padlock
• Recessed Handles (Twisting or Turning Handles Not Acceptable)
• Non-marring weapon bases for all identified weapon types and quantities
• Rack Base must be slotted with 23 groves for multi-position base inserts
• Weapons must be able to be stored vertically and laterally within the rack
• Saddles and Bungee retainers for all identified weapon types and quantities
• Racks shall be bolted and welded to structure floor
ITEM 2: Panel (6 EA)
• Dimensions shall be any of the sized: 48” x 36”, 48” x 30”, 36” x 36”, or 36” x 30
• The back panel must be fully slotted on 1” vertical increments to enable adjustability of components within the rack
• Panels shall be mounted with hardware suitable for use in cinder block walls
• Shall be able to support a weight of at least 300 lbs
ITEM 3: Bin (135 EA)
• Bins shall be approximately 6 in. W x 7 in. L to accommodate Night Vision Equipment
4. DELIVERY: 180 Days ARO
5. APPENDICES:
Appendix A: Old Weapons Rack Removal
APPENDIX A: Old Weapons Rack Removal
The contractor shall remove and dispose of the old weapon rack equipment which includes:
Spacesaver System: 5 Mobile Racks, 1 Static Rack, (Racks are approximately 11 ft W x 7 ft T
6 Static Military Racks for M16/M4 Underground Motor that moves racks
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