RAMPS_GENERAL_REQUIREMENTS.docx
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This is a general requirements document for aircraft loading ramps, accompanied by a solicitation from the Army Materiel Command at Fort Drum. The requirements specify lightweight, modular aluminum ramps comparable to Military Modular Aircraft Loading System (MMARS), requiring tool-free assembly and ATLLA certification for use with C-17/C-5 transport aircraft. Each section must be rated for 30,000 pounds or greater, featuring 1/2-inch cleats with 5 teeth spaced 2 inches apart, and include a 2-year warranty.
The solicitation details four specific items with a target price of $68,594.00: Nine sets of 101" x 36" approach ramp sections with B-Hook to Knife Point configuration, nine 94" x 36" main free span ramp sections with B-Hook to B-Hook configuration, nine 44" x 36" door wedge ramp sections with rubber underside protection, and nine 11" tall stands (36" wide). All components must maintain the 30,000-pound rating and are intended for use with various military aircraft including CH-47F, UH-60M, HH-60M, UH-60L, AH-64D, and AH-64E.
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General Requirements and Description:
· Like items comparable to Military Modular Aircraft Loading System (MMARS) or other ramp systems that are widely used
· No brand specific requirement
· Lightweight, durable aluminum, Modular and Portable – stackable, tool free assembly, every section rated to 30,000LBS or greater, 1/2-inch cleats with 5 teeth per and each cleat spaced 2 inches apart. Include 2-year warranty on ramp systems.
· ATLLA certified for use with C-17/C-5 transport aircraft
· CH-47F, UH-60M, HH-60M, UH-60L, AH-64D, and AH-64E and associated transportability items/kits will be loaded using these ramps
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