B8 Product Description Chemical Paint Stripping System 20260706.pdf
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- Heated Paint Removal System
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- W912NS26QA001
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Department of the Army National Guard
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Summary of W912NS26Q8502
This is a Statement of Objectives for the Missouri Army National Guard's Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot (AVCRAD) seeking to purchase one Heated Chemical Paint Removal System for safely and efficiently removing paint from aircraft components. The vendor must be an authorized distributor providing a brand-new system (not refurbished or rebuilt) with stainless steel tanks mounted on a base with leveling legs. The working dimensions must be a minimum of 22" L x 21" W x 16" D, with overall system size not exceeding 30" L x 38" W x 70" D and a load height of no more than 38".
The system must include specific operational features: a post-strip stage chemical rinse, a PLC for safe monitoring with accurate temperature readings and radar wave guided level control, a powered tank cover, and a ventilation system with 300 CFM/ft² exhaust rate that operates only when the cover is open. The system must heat to a minimum of 140 degrees with minimal temperature fluctuation, include an elevator with 150 lbs minimum capacity, and feature hydraulic flushing agitation. Additional requirements include baskets/racks appropriately sized for components, safety features (safety cover with pump interlock, emergency stops, and alert beacons), 480-volt 3-phase 125-amp electric capability, vendor-provided initial chemicals conforming to MIL-PRF-83936, and site setup support and training for up to 15 employees. The government retains the right to determine technical acceptability and may accept systems that do not meet all characteristics if they meet the core acquisition objective.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| B8 Clauses W912NS26QA001.pdf | ||
| B8 Statement of Objectives - Paint Removal System AVCRAD 20260706.pdf |
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W912NS26Q8502
Missouri National Guard AVCRAD Heated Chemical Paint Removal System
Objective of the Acquisition
The Missouri Army National Guard’s Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot (AVCRAD) is seeking to purchase a Heated Chemical Paint Removal System. The Heated Chemical Paint Removal System will be used to safely and efficiently remove paint from aircraft components.
Salient Characteristics
CLIN 0001) Chemical Paint Removal System – Quantity 1 EA
a) Vendor must be an authorized distributor of the product.
b) Paint removal system must be brand-new; not refurbished or rebuilt.
c) System must be mounted on a base with leveling legs.
d) Tanks shall be fabricated from stainless steel.
e) The working dimensions must be a minimum of 22” L X 21” W x 16” D
f) Overall system size must not exceed 30” L x 38” W x 70” D with a load height of no more than 38”.
g) The system must have a post-strip stage chemical rinse.
h) The system will have a PLC to help monitor and operate the system safely with accurate temperature readings and radar wave guided level control
i) Must have a powered tank cover for safe access.
j) Will have a ventilation system with 300 CFM/ft² exhaust rate to clear fumes.
k) The ventilation system should only be enabled whenever the cover to the tank is open.
l) System will come with baskets and/or racks for holding components, sized appropriately to fit the system size.
m) Tank should be able to heat to a minimum of 140 degrees and keep the temperature with minimal fluctuation.
n) Must provide site set-up support and training for up to 15 employees.
o) Vendor must provide the initial chemical required conforming to MIL-PRF-83936.
p) The system will be electric: Max. available is 480volt 3 phase 125 amps.
q) System should have an elevator with minimum capacity of 150lbs.
r) System will have an agitation function to provide hydraulic flushing allowing fluid to reach into hard-to-reach areas.
s) System will have included safeties: Safety cover with pump interlock, emergency stops, and Alert beacons.
Any product offered must meet the above objective of the acquisition. Systems that do not meet all the desired characteristics, while still meeting the objective of the acquisition, may still be submitted for a technical review. The government retains the sole right to determine technical acceptability of an offer, and to reject any offer it deems does not meet the objective and/or characteristics.
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