Attachment A- Technical Specifications- PADDLE BOARD AND ACCESSORY SPECIFICATIONS.pdf

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AHEC-16505-D PADDLEBOARD
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DQ1 GMAA 2016001007 1
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Denver County, Denver City, Colorado

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This is a Technical Specifications attachment outlining paddle board and accessory requirements for a state or local contract opportunity. The procurement calls for twenty inflatable stand-up paddleboards designed for touring, recreational, and fitness purposes, with a planing hull and three removable fins. Each board must be medium-sized, within the 9 to 12-foot length range, measure 30 inches or wider, and support a weight capacity of up to 400 pounds. The specification package also includes twenty extendable paddles accommodating users between 5 feet and 6 feet 6 inches tall, twenty pumps for board inflation, and twenty portable carrying bags sized to accommodate an inflatable board, paddle, pump, and personal flotation devices.

No pricing terms, set-asides, award dates, response deadlines, or contract duration information is provided in this technical specifications document. The attachment serves solely to establish the material and dimensional requirements for the equipment to be procured, without addressing financial, administrative, or scheduling aspects of the opportunity.

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PADDLE BOARD AND ACCESSORY SPECIFICATIONS

Twenty (20) Touring/Recreational/Fitness Paddleboards

Core Materials – Inflatable Stand-up Paddleboards

3 fins, removable

Hull - Planing

Board length – Medium (acceptable size range: 9ft to 12ft)

Width – Medium (30” or wider)

Weight Capacity – up to 400lbs

Twenty (20) Paddles – extendable/variable for users from 5’ to 6’6”

Twenty (20) Pumps

Twenty (20) Portable bags – must be able to carry inflatable board, paddle, pump, and personal flotation devices

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