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This document is a Special Packaging Instruction (SPI) for Hand Held Assays, which are temperature-sensitive defense biological products. The SPI provides detailed packaging instructions, including using insulated cooler packs, desiccant, and special markings for refrigeration storage conditions. It specifies the required materials and packaging steps, such as bagging, boxed unit packs, and exterior shipping container assembly. The SPI also includes quality performance and testing requirements for first article and conformance inspections. This SPI supports a federal contract opportunity for the assembly, storage, and distribution of Defense Biological Product Assurance Office (DBPAO) products, solicitation number W911SR_24_R_0008, issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Army Contracting Command Aberdeen Proving Ground.
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SPECIAL PACKAGING INSTRUCTION NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER
NOMENCLATURE
SPI NUMBER
QUPUI
BX 1
MILITARY PRESERVATION DRAWING OR
Cleaning & Drying shall be in accordance with MIL--STD--2073--1
(SPI)
NOT APPLICABLE TO INTERPLANT SHIPMENTS (A)
BIO SAMPLING KITS (O)
PJPOBSKT---10
DRAWING/PART NO.
JPOBSKT---10
6665---01---494---8725
ITEM WEIGHT--
APPROVAL REVISION DATE
.23 lbs.
23 APR 2012PAGE NUMBER NUMBEROF PAGES
709---0001---001 ---
DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release.
KJR
REQUIREMENT
MIL---STD---2073---1,
STEPS SPECIFICATION STYLE TYPE GRADE CLASS SIZE AND REMARKS
(INCHES)
UNIT PACK LOGISTICS DATA (Approximate unit pack weight and size)
WEIGHT (POUNDS) CUBE (CUBIC FEET) SIZE (EXTERIOR
INTERMEDIATE PACKAGING AND EXTERIOR PACKING MARKING
REMARKS
A 1 or 2 See Note (C)Wrap (C) 1 V As RequiredTape (D) 2 II Eight (8) Bags RequiredDesiccant (E) 3
1 or 2 I EContainer (Bag) (F) 4 14 x 9 1/2 ID Closure (G) 5 Heat Seal
Supplemental Closure (H) 7 Sealing Method B Top And Bottom Pads (J) 8 See Sketches 2, 5, 6, 10 Side Pads (J) 9 See Sketches 3, 7, 10
QUALITY PERFORMANCE and TESTING REQUIREMENTS
A---A---59135
ASTM D5486
MIL---D---3464
MIL---DTL---117
ASTM D1974
In accordance with MIL---STD---2073---1 As specified hereon.
In accordance with MIL---STD---129
Supplemental Container (H) 6 ASTM D5118 WRW5c or V3cCFRSC 14 1/2 x 11 x 11 ID
SEE NOTE (P)
5.4 lbs.
SEE NOTE (N)
X
( ) SEE NOTES (L) AND (O)X
( )X
Specifications, standards, and drawings listed hereon of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bid form a part of this Instruction.
Applicable general and referenced requirements of specification MIL---STD---2073---1 form part of this Instruction. Unless otherwise specified, materials will be minimum size IAWMIL---STD---2073---1. Tolerances shall be in accordance with material specifications.
End Pads Cooler Assembly Strapping
(J) 10
(K) 11
(M) 12
See Sketches 4, 8, 10 See Sketches 10, 11 See Sketch 12
1.57 x 1.28 x 1.312.633 cu. ft.
SIZE (EXTERIOR
18.84 x 15.36 x 15.72
MOP 41
FEET)INCHES)
Seals (M) 13 See Sketch 12
(A) --- This SPI is not applicable for Interplant shipments.Packaging andmarking for interplant shipments are for supplies andmaterials that do not directly enter themilitary supply system. Typical interplant shipments are shipments froma vendor to a subcontractor or a prime contractor, or betweencontrac-tors and subcontractors, or from a vendor or contractor to a military arsenal, plant, or other activity for evaluation, immediate use, or further processing as specified in the applicable contract.
(B) ---Unit of issue is box. The QUP is one each box, containing ten (10) Bio Sampling Kits.
(C) --- Form a pouch usingmaterial conforming to A---A--- 59135 (step 1), Grade A, class 1 or 2, size 13 x 5 1/2 inches with a 12 inch lip.
RDCB---DEA---P
ITEM SIZE ---
ITEM SI
709---0003---001
709---0002---001
B
A
20 DEC 2012
19 SEPT 2012
Original Preparer:
KJM
Revised by:
8 1/2 x 3 3/4 x 1/4
ITEM CODE ---
ITEM DATA
Dean Hansen Karyn Merson inches for one bagged Hand Held Panel
(APPROX)
Date:25 SEPT 2012
Date: 14 APR 2010
ECBC 81361
SPECIAL PACKAGING INSTRUCTION (SPI) NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER
PAGE NUMBER
(D)--- Insert thepackagedHandHeldAssayPanel, InstructionCard andConical Tube, containing theLDPE dropper bottle, and two Dacron fiber tipped applicator swabs into the pouch. Insure the lid on the Conical Tube is tightly secured. Roll the 12 inch lip around the foam pouch and secure with tape (step 2). Ten pouches will be required.
(E)--- Place 8 (one gram each) color indicating silica gel desiccant packs in the specified container (step 4).
Suggest source of supply for desiccant is Multisorb Technologies (www.multisorb.com) 325 Harlem Road, Buffalo, NewYork 14224, phone (716) 824---8900, fax (716) 824---4128. Product name --- mini-pax. MiniPax physical attributes: weight = 1.00 grams +/--- 10%; Length = 1.43” +/--- .03” ; width 0.75” +/--- .03”; moisture content 2.0 %maximum. As an option, 4 (two gram each) color indicating silica gel packs may be used to mitigate bunching and make a flatter container.
(F) --- Insert the pouched items into the specified container (step 4).
(G)--- Closure (step 5) of the barrier bag (step 4) shall be accomplishedby heat sealing. Heat sealing shall be accomplished in accordance with the barrier bag manufactures instructions. Excess air shall be re-moved from the barrier bag prior to heat sealing.
(H)--- Place ten individually cushioned, taped, desiccated andbaggedBioSamplingKits into the supplemen-tal container (step 6) and close (step 7). Alternate ends of sealed barrier bag with conical tubes to insure an even pack within the container.
(J)--- Material used for the cooler pack shall be 1.8 to 2.2 lbs density per cubic foot Polystyrene. The cooler pack shall be constructed in accordance with the sketches 1 thru 6 of this SPI. The Ror thermal value of the material used for the cooler pack shall be not less than 4.3 R---Value per 1 inch thickness of material. The standard tolerance formaterial shall be (+---) .09 inches. The color of the coating shall be tan.
Coating of the cooler pack assembly. The cooler pack shall have its exterior surfaces coated as shown on pages 6 through 9 of this SPI. The coating shall be a minimum of 30 to 40 thousands of an inch thickness. The coating shall be as follows:
A polyurea coating shall be tan in Color. The cured stress/Tensile shall be between 2800 to 3000 psi.
The curedElongation at 25 degreesCshall bebetween350and375percent. The curedHardness shall be 90 ShoreA. The curedTear StrengthPly shall be aminimumof 400 PLI. When cured, the thermal shock shall be aminimumof ---65 degrees Fwith no effect. When cured, the impact notched shall be a minimum of 65 in---lbs./in.
Suggested source of supply for the Polyurea coating is InstaCote (InstaCote M25), Web site http://instacote.com/. InstaCoat, 160 C. Lavoy Rd., Erie, Michigan, 48133, phone (734) 847---5260.
Suggested source of supply for the finished Coated Polystyrene components of this pack is:
FPMExpandable Polystyrene, 2053 Commerce Street, Lancaster, Ohio 43130, phone number (740) 687---5934 (E---mail, fpm70@att.net).
(K)---Assemble the coolerpack fromone bottompad, twoside pads, and twoendpadsas shownonSketch10 of this SPI. Thenplace the fiberboard container containing theBio SamplingKits into the coolerpack as shown on Sketch 11 of this SPI. Then place one top pad to affect the closure of the cooler pack.
(L) ---Exterior shipping container. The cooler pack shall serve as the exterior shipping container.
(M)---Closure of the Exterior Shipping Container. Closure of the exterior shipping container shall be as shown on sketch 12, page 13 of this SPI
(N)--- In addition to the marking requirements ofMIL---STD---129, the following marking shall be applied:
1. To the barrier bags and the fiberboard containers of this SPI:
a. National Stock Number (with bar code)
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Lot Number
i. Expiration Date
j. Shelf Life Markings
k. Special Marking:
”Expedite Shipment and Movement Storage Conditions in Refrigerator 2_C --- 8_C (36_F --- 46 F_)”
2. Special pack markings applied to the exterior shipping container
a. National Stock Number (with bar code)
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Gross Weight
i. Shelf Life Markings
j. Special Marking:
”Expedite Shipment and Movement
2_C --- 8_C (36_ F --- 46_ F)”
3. The additional special markings as shown in N(2) above shall be marked in red at least 48 point print andplacedon themarking side of the exterior shipping container. If there isnot enoughroomon the marking side of the container. The label shall then be placed on top of the exterior shipping container.
Fiberboard Container (1 Required)
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCEONLY
Individual Biological Sampling Kits Sealed Inner
Sketch 1
1 15/16
1/4
1 15/161 15/16
1 15/16 1 15/16 1/41/4
(2 Required)
15 5/8
19 1/8
Sketch 2
TOP and BOTTOM PADS
SIDE PAD
3/8
11/16 11/16
3/16
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
13 3/4
15 1/4
5/8
11/16
1 3/16
Sketch 3
END PAD
5/8 11/16
13/16
Sketch 4
COATING APPLICATION AREAS BOTTOM PAD
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
OUTSIDE TOP VIEW
SIDE VIEW END VIEW
INSIDE VIEW
AREAS SHOWN LIKE
THIS ARE COATED
THIS ARE NOT COATED
NOTE:
THE CONTAINER BOTTOM SHOULD BE COATED
AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM OUTSIDE REFERS TO THE OUTER
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
Sketch 5
COATING APPLICATION AREAS TOP PAD
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
SIDE VIEW END TOP PAD VIEW
INSIDE TOP PAD VIEW
THE CONTAINER TOP SHOULD BE COATED
PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
Sketch 6
COOLER SIDE PAD COATING
Bottom Cooler Side View
Inner Cooler Side View
Top Cooler Side View
Outer Cooler Side View
NOTES:
THE CONTAINER SHALL BE COATED AFTER ASSEMBLY
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
Sketch 7
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
Top End Pad View Bottom End Pad View
Other end of End Pad View
Outer End Pad View
End Pad View
Inner End Pad View
Sketch 8
PLACEMENT OF SEALING BEAD IN COOLER PACK TOP LID
SEE NOTE ASEE NOTE A
SEE NOTE A
A. PRIOR TO PLACING THE LID IN PLACE, APPLY A BEAD OF CAULKING AROUND THE SEALING EDGE OF THE OF THE LID AS SHOWN. ALLOW THE BEAD TO CURE. FOLLOW THE CAULKING MANUFACTURES INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CAULKING AND THE CURING TIME REQUIRED. THE CAULKING SHALL BE DRY AND SET BEFORE APPLYING THE LID TO THE BOX. THE CAULKING SHALL BE IN A COMMERCIAL SILICON SEALANT
(WHITE OR CLEAR IN COLOR).
1/16 (SEE NOTE B)
TYPICAL BEAD LOCATION
B. THE BEAD IS USED TO CREATE A SMALL INTERFERENCE FIT TO SEAL THE CONTAINER. MORE OR LESS BEAD
MATERIAL IS AUTHORIZED AS LONG AS A SEAL IS ACCOMPLISHED UPON CLOSING.
BOTTOM VIEW
Sketch 9
SIDE PADS
BOTTOM PAD
TYPICAL COOLER PACK ASSEMBLY
THIS SKETCH SHOWS THE ASSEMBLY WITHOUT THE COATING FOR CLARITY.
THE DOVE TAILED PARTS SHALL BE INTERLOCKED AS SHOWN.
Sketch 10
PLACEMENT OF ITEMS WITHIN CONTAINER
Top Pad
Assembled Cooler Pack Less Top Pad
Inner Fiberboard Container closed
At this state of assembly of the pack the cooler pack and lid shall be coated..
CLOSURE OF COOLER PACK
Polyester Binding Material
Sketch 11
Sketch 12
1. Strapping shall be woven polyester cord, Type IA, Grade 2, 1/2 inch in width in accordance with ASTMD3950.
2. Each Cooler pack shall have two straps applied as shown in Sketch 12 above.
(O) --- Palletization and Unitization shall be in accordance with MIL---STD---147 and ANSI MH1 when:
---Shipments of identical items packed in four or more shipping containers exceed a total of 48 cubic feet per destination, except when the shipping containers are required to be skidded, or a quantity of four shipping containers per pallet exceeds the size or weight limitations for palletized loads.
---The total number of containers going to the same destination is 250 pounds or greater (excluding pallet), or a volume of 20 cubic feet or greater.
(P)--- PACKAGING QUALITY PERFORMANCE AND TESTING REQUIREMENTS
1. Classification of inspections. The inspection requirements for the packaged item described herein are classified as follows:
(a) First article inspection
(b) Conformance inspection
2. First Article inspection. The first article inspection and approval consists of the Contractor inspection of items prior to regular production.
(a) Sampling. The first article packaging sample shall consist of not less than three unit pack containers and their contents, and when heat seal seam testing is required, three empty barrier bags. Packaged samples shall be taken from the quantity of first article sample items. Packaged samples shall be produced using the same methods, materials and equipment as will be used during regular production.
(b) Examination. The packaged sample shall be examined in accordance with the visual preservation examinations (Table G---1) and the packing inspection examination procedures in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1.
(c) Leakage and heat seal seam tests. Sealed containers (in accordance with Method 41) shall be leak tested as specified in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Sample barrier bags shall be destructively tested in accordance with the applicable heat seal seam test requirements in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Testing of the barrier bag for Heat Seal Seam strength and leakage is required.
(d) Acceptance criteria. First article samples that fail to comply with any of the applicable requirements shall be rejected.
3. Conformance Inspection.
(a) Sampling. Sampling size shall be in accordance with the Attributes Sampling Plan Table of MIL---STD---1916. For examinations and leakage tests, Verification Level I shall be used. When heat seal seam tests are required, Verification Level II shall be used. Existing sampling plans in item specifications or quality assurance provisions shall take precedence.
4. Classification of characteristics. Quality conformance examinations and tests shall be as specified in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1.
PARTS LIST
Item No. Nomenclature Material/Description Specification 1 Silicon Sealant White or Clear in Color Commercial 2 Strapping Type 1, Grade 2, 1/2 inch in width, Length as required
ASTM D3950
3 Seals As required ASTM D3950
BIO SAMPLING KITS (T)
PJPOBSKT---20
JPOBSKT---20
6665---01---497---7811
23 APR 2012PAGE NUMBER NUMBEROF PAGES
709---0001---002 ---
Specifications, standards, and drawings listed hereon of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bid form a part of this Instruction.
Applicable general and referenced requirements of specification MIL---STD---2073---1 form part of this Instruction. Unless otherwise specified, materials will be minimum size IAWMIL---STD---2073---1. Tolerances shall be in accordance with material specifications.
(A) --- This SPI is not applicable for Interplant shipments.Packaging andmarking for interplant shipments are for supplies andmaterials that do not directly enter themilitary supply system. Typical interplant shipments are shipments froma vendor to a subcontractor or a prime contractor, or betweencontrac-tors and subcontractors, or from a vendor or contractor to a military arsenal, plant, or other activity
(C) --- Form a pouch usingmaterial conforming to A---A--- 59135 (step 1), Grade A, class 1 or 2, size 13 x 5
709---0003---002
709---0002---002
16 JAN 2013
20 SEPT 2012
Date:26 SEPT 2012
Conical Tube is tightly secured. Roll the 12 inch lip around the foam pouch and secure with tape (step
(E)--- Place 8 (one gram each) color indicating silica gel desiccant packs in the specified container (step 4).
Road, Buffalo, NewYork 14224, phone (716) 824---8900, fax (716) 824---4128. Product name --- mini-pax. MiniPax physical attributes: weight = 1.00 grams +/--- 10%; Length = 1.43” +/--- .03” ; width
(F) --- Insert the pouched items into the specified container (step 4).
(G)--- Closure (step 5) of the barrier bag (step 4) shall be accomplishedby heat sealing. Heat sealing shall be
(H)--- Place ten individually cushioned, taped, desiccated andbaggedBioSamplingKits into the supplemen-tal container (step 6) and close (step 7). Alternate ends of sealed barrier bag with conical tubes to
(J)--- Material used for the cooler pack shall be 1.8 to 2.2 lbs density per cubic foot Polystyrene. The cooler pack shall be constructed in accordance with the sketches 1 thru 6 of this SPI. The Ror thermal value of the material used for the cooler pack shall be not less than 4.3 R---Value per 1 inch thickness of material. The standard tolerance formaterial shall be (+---) .09 inches. The color of the coating shall be tan.
Coating of the cooler pack assembly. The cooler pack shall have its exterior surfaces coated as shown on pages 6 through 9 of this SPI. The coating shall be a minimum of 30 to 40 thousands of an inch thickness. The coating shall be as follows:
A polyurea coating shall be tan in Color. The cured stress/Tensile shall be between 2800 to 3000 psi.
The curedElongation at 25 degreesCshall bebetween350and375percent. The curedHardness shall be 90 ShoreA. The curedTear StrengthPly shall be aminimumof 400 PLI. When cured, the thermal shock shall be aminimumof ---65 degrees Fwith no effect. When cured, the impact notched shall be a minimum of 65 in---lbs./in.
Suggested source of supply for the Polyurea coating is InstaCote (InstaCote M25), Web site http://instacote.com/. InstaCoat, 160 C. Lavoy Rd., Erie, Michigan, 48133, phone (734) 847---5260.
Suggested source of supply for the finished Coated Polystyrene components of this pack is:
(L)--- Exterior shipping container. The cooler pack shall serve as the exterior shipping container.
(M)--- Closure of the Exterior Shipping Container. Closure of the exterior shipping container shall be as
(N)--- In addition to the marking requirements ofMIL---STD---129, the following marking shall be applied:
a. National Stock Number (with bar code)
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Lot Number
i. Expiration Date
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Gross Weight
i. Shelf Life Markings
j. Special Marking:
”Expedite Shipment and Movement
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CAULKING AND THE CURING TIME REQUIRED. THE CAULKING SHALL BE DRY
1. Strapping shall be woven polyester cord, Type IA, Grade 2, 1/2 inch in width in accordance with ASTMD3950.
---Shipments of identical items packed in four or more shipping containers exceed a total of 48 cubic feet per destination, except when the shipping containers are required to be skidded, or a quantity of herein are classified as follows:
(a) Sampling. The first article packaging sample shall consist of not less than three unit pack containers and their contents, and when heat seal seam testing is required, three empty barrier bags. Packaged samples shall be taken from the quantity of first article sample items. Packaged samples shall be produced using the same methods, materials and equipment as will be used during regular production.
(b) Examination. The packaged sample shall be examined in accordance with the visual preservation examinations (Table G---1) and the packing inspection examination procedures in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1.
(c) Leakage and heat seal seam tests. Sealed containers (in accordance with Method 41) shall be leak tested as specified in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Sample barrier bags shall be destructively tested in accordance with the applicable heat seal seam test requirements in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Testing of the barrier bag for Heat Seal Seam strength and leakage is required.
MIL---STD---1916. For examinations and leakage tests, Verification Level I shall be used. When
4. Classification of characteristics. Quality conformance examinations and tests shall be as specified in
SPECIAL PACKAGING INSTRUCTION (SPI)
DOD SPI INDEX NUMBER
PLFI---0---BSK---01V
UNIT PACK AND MILITARY PRESERVATION REQUIREMENTS
NATIONAL STOCK NUMBER
AP16164590
LFI---0---BSK---01VBiological Sampling
6665---01---616---4590
ITEM WEIGHT---
PAGE NUMBER NUMBEROF PAGES
DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release. Distribution is Unlimited.
STEPS SPECIFICATION STYLE TYPE GRADE CLASS SIZE AND REMARKS (INCHES)UNIT PACKMATERIALS
Clean and dry in accordance with (IAW) MIL---STD---2073---1 using any applicable method that is not injurious to the item.
Methods of Preservation (MOP) --- Clean and dry in accordance with (IAW) MIL---STD---2073---1 using any applicable method that is not injurious to the item.
WEIGHT (POUNDS) CUBE (CUBIC FEET)
INTERMEDIATE PACKAGING
MARKING
QUALITY PERFORMANCE & TESTING REQUIREMENTS
IAWMIL---STD---2073---1
IAWMIL---STD---129
IAWMIL---STD---2073---1
As specified hereon. SEE NOTE (P)
5.4
( ) SEE NOTE (N)
X ( )
2.63
SIZE (EXTERIOR INCHES)
18.84 x 15.26 x 15.72
LEVEL OF PACK (EXTERIOR PACKAGING): Level A or B IAWMIL---STD---2073---1 & Contract As specified hereon.( ) SEE NOTE (L)X
SEE NOTE (L) & (O)
The current revision to each of the specifications, standards, and drawings listed on this SPI in effect on the date of invitation for bid constitute a mandatory part of this Instruction. Unless otherwise specified, materials will be minimum size IAWMIL---STD---2073---1 or material specifications. Tolerances shall be IAWmaterial specifications.
(A) --- This SPI is not applicable for Interplant shipments. Packaging andmarking for interplant shipments are for supplies and materials that do not directly enter the military supply system. Typical interplant shipments are shipments from a vendor to a subcontractor or a prime contractor, or between contractors and subcontractors, or from a vendor or contractor to a military arsenal, plant, or other activity for evaluation, immediate use, or further processing as specified in the applicable contract.
Original Preparer: Revised by:
David Vincitore
NOR CONTINUATION SHEET(APPROX)
Date: 23 April 18
Date:
(C) --- Form a pouch usingmaterial conforming to A---A--- 59135 (step 1), Grade A, class 1 or 2, size 13 x 5
Conical Tube is tightly secured. Roll the 12 inch lip around the foam pouch and secure with tape (step
(E)--- Place 8 (one gram each) color indicating silica gel desiccant packs in the specified container (step 4).
Road, Buffalo, NewYork 14224, phone (716) 824---8900, fax (716) 824---4128. Product name --- mini-pax. MiniPax physical attributes: weight = 1.00 grams +/--- 10%; Length = 1.43” +/--- .03” ; width
(F)--- Insert the pouched items into the specified container (step 4).
(G)--- Closure (step 5) of the barrier bag (step 4) shall be accomplishedby heat sealing. Heat sealing shall be
(H)--- Place ten individually cushioned, taped, desiccated, and bagged Bio Sampling Kits into the supple-mental container (step 6) and close (step 7). Alternate ends of sealed barrier bagwith conical tubes to
(J)--- Material used for the cooler pack shall be 1.8 to 2.2 lbs density per cubic foot Polystyrene. The cooler pack shall be constructed in accordance with the sketches 1 thru 6 of this SPI. The Ror thermal value of the material used for the cooler pack shall be not less than 4.3 R---Value per 1 inch thickness of material. The standard tolerance for material shall be (+/---) .09 inches. The color of the coating shall be tan.
Coating of the cooler pack assembly. The cooler pack shall have its exterior surfaces coated as shown onpages6 through9of thisSPI. The coating shall be 0.030---0.040 inches thick. The coating shall be as follows: Apolyurea coating shall be tan inColor. The curedstress/Tensile shall be between2800 to 3000 psi. The cured Elongation at 25 degrees C shall be between 350 and 375 percent. The cured Hardness shall be 90 Shore A. The cured Tear Strength Ply shall be a minimum of 400 PLI. When cured, the thermal shock shall be aminimumof ---65 degrees Fwithno effect. Whencured, the impact notched shall be a minimum of 65 in---lbs./in.
Suggested source of supply for the Polyurea coating is InstaCote (InstaCote M25), Web site http://instacote.com/. InstaCoat, 160 C. Lavoy Rd., Erie, Michigan, 48133, phone (734) 847---5260.
Suggested source of supply for the finished Coated Polystyrene components of this pack is:
(M)--- Closure of the Exterior Shipping Container. Closure of the exterior shipping container shall be as
(N)--- In addition to the marking requirements ofMIL---STD---129, the following marking shall be applied:
a. National Stock Number (with bar code)
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Lot Number
i. Expiration Date
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Gross Weight
i. Shelf Life Markings
j. Special Marking:
”Expedite Shipment and Movement
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
10of 3
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
11of 3
FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CAULKING AND THE CURING TIME REQUIRED. THE CAULKING SHALL BE DRY
12of 3
13of 3
1. Strapping shall be woven polyester cord, Type IA, Grade 2, 1/2 inch in width in accordance with ASTMD3950.
14of 3
(O) --- Palletization and Unitization. The shipping container, when not requiring skids, shall be placed on the pallet IAWMIL---STD---147 and ANSI MH1 when:
---Shipments of identical items packed in shipping container(s) exceed the total of 50 cubic feet per destination and do not exceed the size or weight limitations for palletized loads.
---The total number of containers, not having identical items going to the samedestination, weighs250 pounds or greater (excluding pallet), or has a volume of 20 cubic feet or greater and does not exceed the size or weight limitations for palletized loads.
(P) --- PACKAGING QUALITY ASSURANCE PROVISIONS
This section outlines the requirements for conducting appropriate quality conformance inspections, examinations, tests and acceptance for packaging and shall be required as specified in the contract.
1. Classification of inspections. The inspection requirements for the packaged item described herein are conducted during First Article Testing (FAT) and Production Lot Testing (Conformance).
2. First Article Testing. The first article inspection and approval (if FAT is required by the contract) consists of the contractor inspectionof items prior to regular production.Note: If required, packaging inspections shall be part of the FAT and be included as part of the FAT Report submittal to the Government (see paragraph 2.d). The first article testing shall be conducted as follows:
a. Sampling. The first article packaging sample shall consist of not less than three unit pack containers and their contents, and when heat seal seam testing is required, three empty barrier bags.
Also, if applicable, packaged samples shall be taken from the quantity of first article sample items specified in [QAP or Specification]. Packaged samples shall be produced using the same methods, materials and equipment as will be used during regular production.
b. Visual Examination and Tests. Shall be as specified in MIL---STD---2073---1, Appendix G, and:
(1). Packaged samples shall be examined IAW the preservation examinations to determine compliance IAW Table G---I of MIL---STD---2073---1.
(2). Leakage and heat seal seam tests are required for sealed containers as specified in Table G---II of MIL---STD---2073---1. Note: Method of Preservation 10 does NOT require tests.
(3). Compliant wood requirements shall be IAW the contract. Examination shall include review and acceptance of wood packaging material, containers, pallets and dunnage.
(4). The level of pack shall be as specified in the contract. The exterior shipping configuration shall include examination to verify compliance with MIL---STD---2073---1 guidelines for intermediate and shipping containers for the level of pack specified.
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(5). Packaged samples shall be marked IAWMIL---STD---129.
c. Certificate of Compliance. Certification shall be required for ALL packaging materials, containers, including level of pack, and palletization materials specified in this SPI. Format shall be IAW the contract and shall include, at a minimum, the contractor’s name, address, phone number, contract number, item name, part number and/or national stock number, a statement specifying with what it complies (i.e. material, size, specification, standard), dated, printed name and title of certifying official, and shall be signed.
d. Packaging report: The following shall be included as a minimum;
(1) Test data (leakage and heat seal seam tests) if required
(2) Certificate of compliance sheets
(3) Preservation/packaging inspection provisions
(4) Photographs of the unit pack(s) including opened package with the item packed inside
(5) Photographs of markings/labels for each packaging configuration
(6) Photographs of the packing configuration including box seal certification, if applicable
e. Acceptance criteria. Samples that fail to comply with any of the applicable requirements shall be rejected.
3. Production Lot Testing (Conformance).
a. Sampling. Sampling size shall be IAW the Attributes Sampling Plan Table of MIL---STD---1916 for visual examination. Verification Level I shall be used. If required, three samples from the sampling size shall be selected for destructive testing (leakage and heat seal seam tests). Existing sampling plans in item specifications or quality assurance provisions shall take precedence.
b. Visual Examinations and Tests. Shall be conducted IAW 2.b above. If applicable, destructive testing will be conducted after visual examination.
c. Certificate of Compliance. Shall be prepared IAW 2.c above.
BIO SAMPLING KITS (UNCODED)
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Specifications, standards, and drawings listed hereon of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bid form a part of this Instruction.
Applicable general and referenced requirements of specification MIL---STD---2073---1 form part of this Instruction. Unless otherwise specified, materials will be minimum size IAWMIL---STD---2073---1. Tolerances shall be in accordance with material specifications.
(A) --- This SPI is not applicable for Interplant shipments.Packaging andmarking for interplant shipments are for supplies andmaterials that do not directly enter themilitary supply system. Typical interplant shipments are shipments froma vendor to a subcontractor or a prime contractor, or betweencontrac-tors and subcontractors, or from a vendor or contractor to a military arsenal, plant, or other activity
(C) --- Form a pouch usingmaterial conforming to A---A--- 59135 (step 1), Grade A, class 1 or 2, size 13 x 5
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Conical Tube is tightly secured. Roll the 12 inch lip around the foam pouch and secure with tape (step
(E)--- Place 8 (one gram each) color indicating silica gel desiccant packs in the specified container (step 4).
Road, Buffalo, NewYork 14224, phone (716) 824---8900, fax (716) 824---4128. Product name --- mini-pax. MiniPax physical attributes: weight = 1.00 grams +/--- 10%; Length = 1.43” +/--- .03” ; width
(F)--- Insert the pouched items into the specified container (step 4).
(G)--- Closure (step 5) of the barrier bag (step 4) shall be accomplishedby heat sealing. Heat sealing shall be
(H)--- Place ten individually cushioned, taped, desiccated, and bagged Bio Sampling Kits into the supple-mental container (step 6) and close (step 7). Alternate ends of sealed barrier bagwith conical tubes to
(J)--- Material used for the cooler pack shall be 1.8 to 2.2 lbs density per cubic foot Polystyrene. The cooler pack shall be constructed in accordance with the sketches 1 thru 6 of this SPI. The Ror thermal value of the material used for the cooler pack shall be not less than 4.3 R---Value per 1 inch thickness of material. The standard tolerance formaterial shall be (+---) .09 inches. The color of the coating shall be tan.
Coating of the cooler pack assembly. The cooler pack shall have its exterior surfaces coated as shown on pages 6 through 9 of this SPI. The coating shall be a minimum of 30 to 40 thousands of an inch thickness. The coating shall be as follows:
A polyurea coating shall be tan in Color. The cured stress/Tensile shall be between 2800 to 3000 psi.
The curedElongation at 25 degreesCshall bebetween350and375percent. The curedHardness shall be 90 ShoreA. The curedTear StrengthPly shall be aminimumof 400 PLI. When cured, the thermal shock shall be aminimumof ---65 degrees Fwith no effect. When cured, the impact notched shall be a minimum of 65 in---lbs./in.
Suggested source of supply for the Polyurea coating is InstaCote (InstaCote M25), Web site http://instacote.com/. InstaCoat, 160 C. Lavoy Rd., Erie, Michigan, 48133, phone (734) 847---5260.
Suggested source of supply for the finished Coated Polystyrene components of this pack is:
(M)--- Closure of the Exterior Shipping Container. Closure of the exterior shipping container shall be as
(N)--- In addition to the marking requirements ofMIL---STD---129, the following marking shall be applied:
a. National Stock Number (with bar code)
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Lot Number
i. Expiration Date
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Gross Weight
i. Shelf Life Markings
j. Special Marking:
”Expedite Shipment and Movement
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CAULKING AND THE CURING TIME REQUIRED. THE CAULKING SHALL BE DRY
1. Strapping shall be woven polyester cord, Type IA, Grade 2, 1/2 inch in width in accordance with ASTMD3950.
---Shipments of identical items packed in four or more shipping containers exceed a total of 48 cubic feet per destination, except when the shipping containers are required to be skidded, or a quantity of herein are classified as follows:
(a) Sampling. The first article packaging sample shall consist of not less than three unit pack containers and their contents, and when heat seal seam testing is required, three empty barrier bags. Packaged samples shall be taken from the quantity of first article sample items. Packaged samples shall be produced using the same methods, materials and equipment as will be used during regular production.
(b) Examination. The packaged sample shall be examined in accordance with the visual preservation examinations (Table G---1) and the packing inspection examination procedures in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1.
(c) Leakage and heat seal seam tests. Sealed containers (in accordance with Method 41) shall be leak tested as specified in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Sample barrier bags shall be destructively tested in accordance with the applicable heat seal seam test requirements in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Testing of the barrier bag for Heat Seal Seam strength and leakage is required.
MIL---STD---1916. For examinations and leakage tests, Verification Level I shall be used. When
4. Classification of characteristics. Quality conformance examinations and tests shall be as specified in
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1 or 2 I E 10 x 5 IDContainer (Bag) (C) (D) 1 II One (1) Bag RequiredDesiccant (C) 2
Heat SealClosure (D) (E) 3 A 1 or 2Wrap (F) 4 See Note (F)
VTape (G) 5 As Required
Supplemental Container (H) 6 ASTM D5118 WRW5c or V3cCFRSC 13 3/4 x 10 1/2 x 6 1/2 ID
4.6 lbs.
Specifications, standards, and drawings listed hereon of the issue in effect on date of invitation for bid form a part of this Instruction.
Applicable general and referenced requirements of specification MIL---STD---2073---1 form part of this Instruction. Unless otherwise specified, materials will be minimum size IAWMIL---STD---2073---1. Tolerances shall be in accordance with material specifications.
(M) 12 ASTM D3950 IA
1.51 x 1.24 x .931.741 cu. ft.
18.12 x 14.88 x 11.16
Seals (M) 13 ASTM D3950 See Sketch 12
(A) --- This SPI is not applicable for Interplant shipments.Packaging andmarking for interplant shipments are for supplies andmaterials that do not directly enter themilitary supply system. Typical interplant shipments are shipments froma vendor to a subcontractor or a prime contractor, or betweencontrac-tors and subcontractors, or from a vendor or contractor to a military arsenal, plant, or other activity
(B) ---Unit of issue is box. The QUP is one each box, containing ten (10) Hand Held Assay Panels.
(C) --- Place 1 color indicating silica gel desiccant pack, one gram in size in the specified container (step 1).
Road, Buffalo, NewYork 14224, phone (716) 824---8900, fax (716) 824---4128. Product name --- mini-
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Date: 1 APRIL 2010 pax. MiniPax physical attributes: weight = 1.00 grams +/--- 10%; Length = 1.43” +/--- .03” ; width 0.75” +/--- .03”; moisture content 2.0 % maximum.
(D) --- Insert the Hand Held Assay Panel into the specified container (step 1) and close (step 3).
(E) ---Closure (step 3) of the barrier bag (step 1) shall be accomplished by heat sealing. Heat sealing shall be
(F) --- Form a pouch usingmaterial conforming to A---A--- 59135 (step 4), Grade A, class 1 or 2, size 13 x 5 1/2 inches with a 12 inch lip. Insert the bagged Hand Held Assay Panel into the pouch.
(G) --- Roll the 12 inch lip around the foampouchand securewith tape (step 5).Tenpoucheswill be required.
(H)--- Place ten individually desiccated, bagged, cushioned and tapedHandHeldAssay Panels into the sup-plemental container (step 6) and close (step 7).
(J)--- Material used for the cooler pack shall be 1.8 to 2.2 lbs density per cubic foot Polystyrene. The cooler pack shall be constructed in accordance with the sketches 1 thru 6 of this SPI. The Ror thermal value of the material used for the cooler pack shall be not less than 4.3 R---Value per 1 inch thickness of material. The standard tolerance formaterial shall be (+---) .09 inches. The color of the coating shall be tan.
Coating of the cooler pack assembly. The cooler pack shall have its exterior surfaces coated as shown on pages 7 through 10 of this SPI. The coating shall be a minimum of 30 to 40 thousands of an inch thickness. The coating shall be as follows:
A polyurea coating shall be tan in Color. The cured stress/Tensile shall be between 2800 to 3000 psi.
The curedElongation at 25 degreesCshall bebetween350and375percent. The curedHardness shall be 90 ShoreA. The curedTear StrengthPly shall be aminimumof 400 PLI. When cured, the thermal shock shall be aminimumof ---65 degrees Fwith no effect. When cured, the impact notched shall be a minimum of 65 in---lbs./in.
Suggested source of supply for the Polyurea coating is InstaCote (InstaCote M25), Web site http://instacote.com/. InstaCoat, 160 C. Lavoy Rd., Erie, Michigan, 48133, phone (734) 847---5260.
Suggested source of supply for the finished Coated Polystyrene components of this pack is:
(K) ---Assemble the coolerpack fromone bottompad, twoside pads, and twoendpadsas shownonSketch10 of this SPI. Thenplace the fiberboard container containing theHandHeldAssayPanels into the cool-er pack as shown on Sketch 11 of this SPI. Then place one top pad to affect the closure of the cooler pack.
(M)--- Closure of the Exterior Shipping Container. Closure of the exterior shipping container shall be as
(N)--- In addition to the marking requirements ofMIL---STD---129, the following marking shall be applied:
a. National Stock Number (with bar code)
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Lot Number
i. Expiration Date
b. Cage Code
c. Part Number
d. Nomenclature
e. Quantity / Unit of Issue
f. Contract Number
g. Military Preservation Method and Date
h. Gross Weight
i. Shelf Life Markings
j. Special Marking:
”Expedite Shipment and Movement
Individual Hand Held Panel
15 1/8
18 3/8
9 1/8
14 1/2
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
FOR REFERENCE ONLY
PRIOR TO ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
THE TERM INSIDE REFERS TO THE INSIDE
SURFACE OF THE CONTAINER AFTER ASSEMBLY.
LID AS SHOWN. ALLOW THE BEAD TO CURE. FOLLOW THE CAULKING MANUFACTURES INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE APPLICATION OF THE CAULKING AND THE CURING TIME REQUIRED. THE CAULKING SHALL BE DRY AND SET BEFORE APPLYING THE LID TO THE BOX. THE CAULKING SHALL BE IN A COMMERCIAL SILICON SEAL-
ANT (WHITE OR CLEAR IN COLOR).
B. THE BEAD IS USED TO CREATE A SMALL INTERFERENCE FIT TO SEAL THE CONTAINER. MORE OR LESS
BEAD MATERIAL IS AUTHORIZED AS LONG AS A SEAL IS ACCOMPLISHED UPON CLOSING.
1. Strapping shall be woven polyester cord, Type IA, Grade 2, 1/2 inch in width in accordance with ASTMD3950.
---Shipments of identical items packed in four or more shipping containers exceed a total of 48 cubic feet per destination, except when the shipping containers are required to be skidded, or a quantity of herein are classified as follows:
(a) Sampling. The first article packaging sample shall consist of not less than three unit pack containers and their contents, and when heat seal seam testing is required, three empty barrier bags. Packaged samples shall be taken from the quantity of first article sample items. Packaged samples shall be produced using the same methods, materials and equipment as will be used during regular production.
(b) Examination. The packaged sample shall be examined in accordance with the visual preservation examinations (Table G---1) and the packing inspection examination procedures in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1.
(c) Leakage and heat seal seam tests. Sealed containers (in accordance with Method 41) shall be leak tested as specified in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Sample barrier bags shall be destructively tested in accordance with the applicable heat seal seam test requirements in Appendix G of MIL---STD---2073---1. Testing of the barrier bag for Heat Seal Seam strength and leakage is required.
MIL---STD---1916. For examinations and leakage tests, Verification Level I shall be used. When
4.Classificationof characteristics. Quality conformance examinationsand tests shall be as specified in
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