Attachment-5_Agricultural Wash Concept Sketch_W911RX-21-Q-0026.pdf

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This document outlines requirements for agricultural disinfection of military equipment at Camp Funston in support of an upcoming deployment to Europe. The solicitation seeks proposals for disinfecting all rolling stock and freight by spraying equipment with a proven disinfectant and allowing 10 minutes of contact time. Inspection and recleaning of any equipment not meeting standards is required. The scope involves disinfecting wheeled and tracked vehicles in four lanes from April 12th to completion. A proof of concept is scheduled for April 7th with full operations beginning April 12th. The Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Hood will award a fixed price small business set-aside contract under solicitation number W911RX-21-Q-0026. Questions regarding the solicitation are due by April 1st.

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Camp Funston Rolling Stock/Tracked Vehicle Agricultural Sanitization

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Camp Funston Sanitization Mission:

Devil Brigade conducts agricultural sanitation (AG wash) on all pieces of rolling stock and freight deploying to Europe. This will occur at Camp Funston starting 12APR to ensure equipment is properly disinfected prior to the EUCOM deployment.

End State:

All equipment is safely disinfected and ready to depart for the Camp Funston Rail yard.

Concept of the Operation:

On 120700APR21 disinfectant spraying begins with a proof-of-concept in the morning. Once the proof-of-concept is complete the spray site will move into full operations with the capability to process wheeled and track equipment in 4 lanes. The operation will continue until all equipment has been approved by the Vet certifier as having met the required standard.

Disinfectant Spray Required Steps

Step 1: Equipment arrives at Camp Funston and is checked in at the gate.

Step 2:

Equipment is inspected for required cleanliness standard. If it does not meet required standard it will be routed through the KSNG washrack facility.

All tracked equipment has to conduct secondary wash.

Step 3: The OIC/NCOIC calls equipment forward into open lanes for spraying.

Step 4:

Soldiers/Contractors spray equipment and allow for 10 minutes of contact time.

Step 5:

After 10 minutes the equipment is inspected by the Vet inspectors while still in the lane to see if equipment meets disinfectant standard.

Step 6 (No-go):

Equipment failing to meet standard will be resprayed.

Step 6 (Go):

Equipment pulls out of the lane and proceeds to check out point, where it is tagged by the C2 personnel.

Step 7:

Equipment stages at Yard H sterile site.

Proposed Timeline

0615 Leader’s Huddle

Detail arrives at site and conducts necessary preparatory tasks prior to equipment arrival

First equipment arrives and begins the disinfectant process

1200 Report status to BDE

1730-1800 Window to shutdown operation (Virkon S disposal)

1900 Report close out status to BDE

OIC: CPT Paul Sturrup As of 111600MAR21

Personnel Required

Role Quantity

C2 OIC (2LT+) 2

C2 NCOIC (E6+) 2

Vet Trained Equipment Inspectors 7

Traffic control 14

BN POC 1 SSG+ ea BN

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