Attachment 3. Product Specification - AL2 Lift Series Mast Systems.pdf

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Bluesky AL2 Lift Series Mast Systems, Travis AFB CA
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This is a Product Specification document outlining equipment requirements for a federal contract. The contractor must provide four (4) Bluesky AL2 Lift Series Mast Systems, Part Number BSM2-W-L215-AL2-000, compatible with AN/PRC-117G radio antennas. Each system stands 15 meters (46.5 feet) tall with a deployable load capacity of 20 lbs (9.1 kg) and system weight of 144.5 lbs (65.5 kg). The systems employ a fast mechanical lift deployment method requiring 25-30 minutes with 1-2 personnel and feature a 70 mph wind rating. The mast systems are constructed of aerospace aluminum alloy with black anodized finish, comply with MIL-STD-810G, and include both primary and secondary guy kits. Each system packs into a single 54x14x14 custom wheeling carry bag.

The mast systems feature a patented tripod design with telescoping legs, cam locks, and bubble levels, along with thick-wall 2-inch OD interlocking mast sections. Additional features include color-coded guy kits, free-spinning primary and secondary guy rings, and Spectra Cord guy rope rated 10 times stronger than common cable. Training videos and support documents are included. All shipping and handling charges must be included in the contractor's pricing. Delivery is required 60 days after receipt of order to 401 Burgan Boulevard, Building P-4, Room 178, Travis AFB, 94535. Points of contact are Maj Chandler Bishop (chandler.bishop.1@us.af.mil) and Lt Wyatt Witt (wyatt.witt.1@us.af.mil), with phone contact at 707-424-6300.

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Product Specification

The contractor shall provide the following:

1. Equipment: Four (4) Bluesky AL2 Lift Series Mast Systems; Part number: BSM2-W-L215-AL2-000 (Must be compatible with AN/PRC-117G radio antennas)

2. Specifications.

System Height 15 Meters (46.5ft.)

Deployable Load 20 lbs / 9.1 kg

System Weight 144.5 lbs / 65.5 kg

Deployment Method Fast Mechanical Lift System

Deployment Time 25 – 30 min (1 – 2 ppl)

Wind Rating 70 mph / 112.7 km/h

MIL-STD MIL-STD-810G

Material Aerospace Aluminum Alloy

Finish Black Anodized

Transport (1) 54x14x14 Custom Wheeling Carry Bag

Mast OD 2.0 Inches

Guying Included Primary and Secondary Guy Kits

3. Additional Description:

The AL2 Lift Series Mast System has center mast sections that are 2x the wall thickness of the AL1 making them stiffer, more rigid and able to support 20 to 100 lbs. payloads depending on the model height selected.

Primary Use – Heavier Payloads

Tactical RF Communications, Wireless Data, Video Surveillance & Custom Applications

Deployment Method

This is a fast mechanical lift system. The center mast sections are deployed up through the tripod using a self-braking mechanical winch and base plate.

4. Features:

• Patented tripod design with telescoping legs, cam lock and bubble levels

• Thick wall 2-inch OD interlocking mast sections constructed of aerospace grade aluminum alloy

• Mechanical Lift System – self braking winch and base plate

• Color Coded Guy Kits

• Free spinning primary and secondary guy rings for direction control

• Guy Rope made of Spectra Cord, a woven fiber 10 times stronger than common cable

• Packs down into a single 54x14x14 wheeling carry bag for easy transport

• Training videos and support documents to ensure easy setup and care

4. All shipping and handling charges must be included.

5. Delivery Date: 60 Days After Receipt of Order

6. Delivery Address: 401 Burgan Boulevard Bldg P-4, RM 178 Travis AFB, 94535

7. Point of Contacts:

Maj Chandler Bishop chandler.bishop.1@us.af.mil

Lt Wyatt Witt wyatt.witt.1@us.af.mil

Phone: 707-424-6300.

mailto:chandler.bishop.1@us.af.mil mailto:wyatt.witt.1@us.af.mil

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