Attachment 3 Track Arrangement.pptx
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- Fall Arrest Protection Solution Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA670322Q0006
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This document contains information regarding a federal contract opportunity for fall protection solutions at Dobbins Air Reserve Base. The Department of the Air Force Reserve Command seeks a turnkey fall protection solution for four aircraft hangars to support C-130H maintenance and technician safety. The contractor must provide structural analysis, design, fabrication, installation, load testing, and training in compliance with DOD and OSHA standards to completely and safely arrest falls from any elevated aircraft surface or worker position. The system is required for Hangars 838, 904, 731, and 746. The contractor will have 180 days from award to complete all work, which must meet the standards outlined in the 18 April 2022 Statement of Work and include any commercial warranties.
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Fall Protection Dobbins ARB Hangar Fall Arrest Systems
Hangar 904 (AGE)
(4) Static Anchorage points
(4) Cable System Anchorage points
(2) 30ft Cable System
(8) Self Retracting Lifelines
*Pictures are for illustration purposes only and not intended to be an engineered design that meets all of the requirements of the statement of work.
Hangar 838 Bay 3/ISO
(8) Static point anchors
(8) Self Retracting Lifelines *Pictures are for illustration purposes only and not intended to be an engineered
Hangar 731/Fuel Cell
Rigid Rail Track system
*Pictures are for illustration purposes only and not intended to be an engineered
Hangar 746
(4) Static Anchor Points
(4) Self Retracting Lifelines *Pictures are for illustration purposes only and not intended to be an engineered image1.jpg image2.jpg image3.jpg image4.jpg
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