Attachment 4 CMI Peacekeeper Missile.pdf
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- FA461324Q1030
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This document is an attachment providing proposed colors, markings, and insignia for the display of a Peacekeeper LGM-118A missile at the F.E. Warren Air Force Base museum. The attachment includes historical background on the Peacekeeper missile and details the recommended colors, markings, and insignia for the static display, such as a 40-inch national star, USAF Space Command banner, and dull white upper stage with dull black lettering.
The document is related to a pre-solicitation for a contract opportunity to provide cleaning, painting, and maintenance services for static display aerospace vehicles (SDAV) at F.E. Warren AFB. The sources sought announcement, FA461324Q1030, is for information purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or commitment by the government. Responses are voluntary and will be used to determine the appropriate acquisition strategy, which may include a small business set-aside. The North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) code for this procurement is 238320, Painting and Wall Covering Contractors.
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Proposed Colors, Markings, and Insignia
For F. E. Warren
Museum Static Display
Peacekeeper
LGM-118A Missile
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Sources Sought FA461324Q1030 Attachment 4 CMI Peacekeeper Missile
Historical Background
• The Peacekeeper 118A was employed by the
US Air Force only at F. E. Warren AFB, WY between1986 and 2005. There are no historical records for this missile because this display was locally manufactured.
• There are no colors and markings on the actual missiles on alert. F. E. Warren added the lettering, 40 inch National Star and the USAF Space Command banner on this display to designate its last active duty assignment.
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Planned Display Depiction
• The “window of time” we recommend shows the missile when it was used by the US Air Force at F. E Warren AFB, WY in a Intercontinental Ballistic offensive role in the US, circa 1986 to 2005.
• 40 inch National Star Background/Border: FS
15044 Blue Star and Bars: FS 17875 White
Stripes: FS 11136 Red
• USAF Space Command Banner Appliqué
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Overall Color Scheme
• Upper Stage will be FS 37875, Dull White
• “US Air Force” lettering, FS 37038, Dull
Black
• Thrust nozzles FS 37038, Dull BlackDRAFT
Overall Scheme Example
A Peacekeeper Missile minus the top fuel cell circa 1986-2005.
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Current Depiction
On Display at the Front Gate F. E. Warren AFB, Wyoming
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Upper Stage Markings Detail
40 inch National Star
Background/Border:
FS 15044Blue Star and Bars: FS 17875
White Stripes: FS
11136 Red
USAF Space
Command Banner
Appliqué
12 inch US Air Force lettering, FS 37038, Dull Black
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| Slide 1: Proposed Colors, Markings, and Insignia For F. E. Warren Museum Static Display Peacekeeper LGM-118A Missile |
| Slide 2: Historical Background |
| Slide 3: Planned Display Depiction |
| Slide 4: Overall Color Scheme |
| Slide 5: Overall Scheme Example |
| Slide 6: Current Depiction |
| Slide 7: Upper Stage Markings Detail |
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