Attachment No. 2 - Salient Characteristics DCU Install.pdf
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- JB CHS Firing Range Deliver and Install Dust Collection Unit and Overhead Ballistic Rubber Facia
- Solicitation number
- FA441824Q0046
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This document is an attachment describing the salient characteristics for the installation of a new Dust Collection Unit (DCU) at the 628 SFS CATM shop on Joint Base Charleston. The DCU must meet specifications for negative air flow and dust collection, with a 3-phase 480V power supply and a lift-up lid housing with a 55-gallon drum for collection. The DCU will be installed on a concrete pad and connected to existing ductwork under the bullet trap and through a wall.
The related federal contract opportunity is to purchase and install the DCU as well as repair damaged overhead baffle at the Joint Base Charleston Small Arms Range. The solicitation is being issued by the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command. The contractor will be responsible for providing all labor, materials, transportation, supervision, and management to perform the installation work.
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SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS
CATM Dust Collection Unit Installation
I. GENERAL OVERVIEW.
628 SFS CATM shop requires a new range Dust Collection Unit (DCU) to bring the range back up to proper operating and safety standards.
II. SPECIFICATIONS.
At a minimum the equipment and accessories shall possess the following specifications:
- Specifications:
- Negative air flow and dust collection system
- Primary Voltage Requirements:
- Primary voltage: 3, 250 VOLT breakers/control panel, already provided on site
- Enclosure Specifications:
- Lift-up lid housing on vertical collection system
- Sealable 55-gallon drum for collection
III. APPLICATION.
The DCU will be installed on a concrete pad at ground level. The ventilation duct work will be installed under the bullet trap (some duct work is already present under trap) and through a hole in the side wall of the range (already exists.) Duct work will connect to the DCU and filter into a 55-gallon drum.
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