B8 - Purchase Description Mobile Frequency Converter.pdf

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RFQ - Frequency Converter Federal contract opportunity
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Department of the Army National Guard

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Missouri National Guard Mobile Frequency Converter

Objective of the Acquisition The Missouri Army National Guard’s Aviation Classification Repair Activity Depot is seeking to purchase two Mobile Frequency Converters / ground power units to power the electrical components of UH-60 and CH-47 helicopters from the building’s 3 phase 380-480 VAC power, via an Eaton BHP10485D plug, so maintainers can work on the aircraft. The system will need to provide power to two (any combination of a UH-60 and CH-47) aircraft simultaneously.

Desired Characteristics

CLIN 0001) Mobile Frequency Converter – Quantity 2 EA

a) Authorized distributor of product.

b) System will be a brand-new unit, not refurbished or rebuilt.

c) UL Listed

d) Designed for use outdoors in all weather conditions to include heavy rain and snow as well as extreme cold and heat.

e) Electrical Input: 3 Phase 380-480 VAC, 100 ft. cord with Eaton BHP10485D plug

f) Electrical Output specifications: 90 kVA, Dual 115 VAC+- 1%, 400Hz +- 0.01% to aircraft via 60ft cord, 2 each

g) Be on wheels to allow for maneuvering by hand around the maintenance facility

h) Warranty of at least one year after delivery date.

i) All Owners Manuals, Safety Notices, Parts Manuals, and Repair manuals shall be included for each system at the time of delivery. Electronic delivery of these items is acceptable.

Any offered system must meet the above objective of the acquisition. Systems that don’t 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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