Attachment 2 - Installation Initial Startup Details.pdf

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This document is an attachment related to a federal contract opportunity for the procurement of low pressure compressors. The attachment provides details on the installation and initial startup requirements for the compressors, including that they must be mounted directly to a concrete pad at the operating location, with electrical conduits run from a power supply location to each compressor. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number F3G2CA4194AA001 for the "F3G2CA4194AA001 - 57 MUNS Pad Compressor" requirement. This is a Request for Quote (RFQ) seeking commercial products or services, with a total small business set-aside, NAICS code 333912, and a Firm Fixed Price contract type. The anticipated delivery date is 5 weeks after contract award, with delivery to Nellis AFB, NV. Quotes are due by September 24, 2024 at 1500 PDT, and will be evaluated on a lowest-price, technically acceptable basis.

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Attachment 2 – Installation/ Initial Startup Details

Compressors will have to be mounted directly to the concrete at the operating location. Electrical conduits will run from the unit up into the ceiling of the overhang if no available line is available to splice into. Power will be run from the power supply location in image 1 to each compressor. It will be run underground from the power supply, under the road, until it reaches the pad. From there it will be run on top of the pad to the compressors. Once power has been supplied to the units, the contractor will make sure the proper voltage is being applied for optimal performance, and minimum requirements.

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