Description for Purchase.pdf

DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A: Approved for public release, distribution is unlimited.

INCH-POUND

DFP ECB-075

Revision B

CAGE 5B5M3

2 October 2024

DESCRIPTION FOR PURCHASE

STANDARD AUTOMOTIVE TOOL SET-STURDY MOBILE (SATS-SM)

1 SCOPE

1.1 Distribution Statement A. Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

1.2 Background. This specification describes a set consisting of selected tools and equipment used to sustain a wide variety of tactical and combat equipment used on the battlefield, primarily automotive vehicles. The set consists of a core selection of tools and equipment placed in rugged storage media that can be used within a shop environment.

2 APPLICABLE DOCUMENTS

2.1 General. The documents listed in this section are specified in sections 3 and 4 of this

Description for Purchase (DFP). This section does not include documents citied in other sections of this DFP or documents recommended for additional information or as examples. While every effort has been made to ensure that completeness of this list, DFP users are cautioned that they must meet all specified requirements of documents citied in sections 3 and 4 of this specification, whether or not they are listed.

2.2 Order of Precedence. In the event of a conflict of interest between the text of this DFP and the references citied, the text of this document takes precedence. However, nothing in this document supersedes applicable laws and regulations unless a specific exemption has been obtained.

2.3 Government Documents. The Government specifications, standards, handbooks, and documents listed form a part of this document to the extent specified in this document.

Unless otherwise specified, the issues of these documents are those listed in the issue of the Department of Defense Index of Specifications and Standards (DoDISS) citied in this solicitation.

2.3.1 Government Specifications.

Federal

A-A-1068 - Funnel

A-A-2566 - Bar, Wrecking

A-A-50271 - Plate, Identification

A-A-51128 - Torch Kit

A-A-59486 - Padlock Set

A-A-59568 - Gauges, Tire Pressure

GGG-P-00474

2.3.2 Government Standards.

Department of Defense

- Pliers, Brake (Reference only-spec cancelled)

MIL-STD-130 - Identification Marking of U.S. Military Property

MIL-STD-1472 - Human Engineering

2.3.3 Government Instructions, Directives, and Regulations

Occupational Safety and Health Administration

OSHAProgram Directive #100-1 - Air Pressure Below 30 pounds per square inch

29 CFR 1910.177 - Servicing Rim Wheels

2.4 Non-Government Publications. The documents listed form a part of this document to the extent specified in this document. Unless otherwise specified, the issues of these documents are those listed in the issue of the DoDISS citied in this solicitation.

American National Standards Institute

ANSI B165.1 - Power driven brush tools

ANSI Z87.1 - Occupational and Educational Personal Eye and

Face Protection Devices

ANSI Z535.4 - Product Safety Signs and Labels

ANSI/ISEA Z358.1 - Emergency Eyewash and Shower Equipment

(Application for copies should be addressed to the American National Standards Institute, 11 W.

42nd Street, New York, New York 10036.)

American Society of Mechanical Engineers

ASME B94.52M - Specifications for Hacksaw Blades

ASME B107.21 - Wrench, Crowfoot

ASME B107.100 - Flat Wrenches

ASME B107.110 - Socket Wrenches, Handles, and Attachments

ASME B107.300 - Torque Instruments

ASME B107.410 - Struck Tools

ASME B107.500 - Pliers

ASME PALD - Portable Automotive Lifting Devices

(Application for copies should be addressed to the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Three Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016-5990)

International Standards Organization

ISO 16022 - Information Technology Automatic Identification and Data Capture Techniques Data Matrix Bar

Code Symbology Specification

(Application for copies should be addressed to the ISO Copyright Office, Case Postale 56, CH1211, Geneva 20, Switzerland.)

National Electrical Manufacturers Association

NEMA-5-15P - Plugs

NEMA-5-15R - Receptacles

Society of Automotive Engineers

SAE J1494 - Battery Booster Cables

3 REQUIREMENTS

3.1 System Requirements. The SATS-SM system shall be comprised of five roll around tool storage media [labeled “G”, “H”, “J”, “K”, and “L”] loaded with tools as described within this document as well as an assortment of additional hand tools described in this document that shall be commercially packaged separate from the storage media. The system shall be appropriately packaged for shipment to government designated locations. The system shall meet the following requirements.

3.1.1 Workmanship. The quality of workmanship imparted to the components of the

SATSSM shall equal or exceed that typically provided by domestically produced commercial products of this type. The SATS-SM components shall be manufactured with skill and care;

shall be uniform, neat, and clean; and shall be free from irregularities and anomalies which degrade form, fit, function, performance, or appearance.

3.1.2 Reliability/Maintainability. The components of the SATS-SM are expected to be used in a similar manner and in a similar environment as that of the comparable commercial tools.

Although no equipment variations are expected, any significant differences between the commercial and military versions that may be required must be implemented without a significant negative effect on the Reliability and Maintainability (R&M), safety, or logistics capabilities of the military version.

3.1.3 System Durability. While the fully loaded SATS-SM storage media are secured, they shall be capable of withstanding the following conditions without permanent damage or deformation to any component. During these conditions all tools shall stay in their appropriate storage locations without damage and remain mission capable.

3.1.3.1 Rolling Requirement. The storage media shall include casters/rolling devices to allow movement of the media within a maintenance shop environment (pavement). At least two of the devices shall be integrated with locking mechanisms to hold the media in place. The caster/rolling devices shall be of sufficient strength to withstand the entire weight of the fully loaded storage media while also allowing access underneath the storage media in the event material handling equipment is desired to move the storage media over longer distances and/or into transport vehicles. The system shall also be capable of withstanding common shocks experienced during rolling in a maintenance shop environment. The wheels provided shall be rugged and capable to withstand extended use.

3.1.4 Markings. Markings include all plates, labels, stencils, and stickers affixed to the system, and/or its components. All markings shall be permanently affixed to the SATS-SM storage media or component, as appropriate. All markings shall be resistant to deterioration caused by heat, cold, solar radiation, water, and petroleum products to the extent that they will remain intact and legible for the expected economic life of the SATS-SM. All markings shall be accomplished in a manner that does not adversely affect the life and utility of the SATS-SM or its equipment. All human readable markings shall be printed in the English language and may be supplemented by graphical symbols for clarification. All label, stencil, and sticker letters and numbers shall be black, except over a black background, in which these letters and numbers shall be contrasted to ease visibility.

3.1.4.1 System Identification. Each SATS-SM storage media shall have a human readable information plate permanently affixed to the outside of the storage media in a location that is plainly visible. Unless otherwise approved, the data plate shall conform to

Commercial Item Description A-A-50271 Composition A, Class 2 or Composition D.

The system identification plate will include the following information:

1. Nomenclature: Standard Automotive Tool Set Sturdy Mobile (SATS-SM)

2. Storage Media {shall be “G”, “H”, “J”, “K”, “L” as applicable}

3. Storage Media weight: [as determined by weighing a loaded media chest]

4. Specification Data: DFP ECB-075

5. Specification Data CAGE: 5B5M3

6. Manufacturer Commercial And Government Entity (CAGE):

7. Manufacturer Part Number: [as determined by the contractor]

8. Serial Number: [as determined by the contractor]

9. Acquisition Instrument Identification Number: [contract number]

3.1.4.2 Logistical Support

3.1.4.2.1 Component Identification. A complete list of tools including the nomenclature, manufacturer’s part number, NSN (if applicable), quantity, and storage media location (if applicable) shall be provided to the government. Any set or assemblage within the SATS-SM shall also identify to the component level of that set the nomenclature, manufacturer's part number, NSN (if applicable), and quantity. (For example a socket set shall identify all components within it). Regarding the storage media, the contractor shall identify the cabinet assembly and individual components to include cabinet drawers, casters, foam, and attaching hardware.

3.1.4.2.2 Warranty Replacement. A complete list of warranties for each component, including the storage media, shall be provided to the government. The Warranty shall comply with required warranty duration as identified in Appendix A of the DFP.

Warranty information shall include the following:

1. Government contract and delivery order number

2. Date of manufacture (month and year)

3. Instructions for submitting a claim including information such as:

• Individual with responsibility to authorize claim

• Date and location of incident

• Unit location and DODAAC

• Ship to address

• Description of circumstances of component failure

4. Name and address of contractor, and any other means of contacting the contractor such as data fax number or e-mail address.

3.1.4.2.3 Non-Warranty Replacement. For the non-warranty ordering of replacement tools from the contractor, the procedures as determined by the contractor (including phone number, web site, and e-mail address if applicable) shall be provided to the government.

3.1.4.3 Lifting Caution. A lifting caution sign shall be permanently affixed to any component of the SATS-SM if the weight of that item exceeds the acceptable weight limit for a single lifter lifting an object from the floor to a surface equal to or greater than 5 ft from the ground according to MIL-STD-1472. The caution sign shall identify the minimum number of people required to lift the item according to the restrictions outlined in MIL-

STD-1472.

3.1.4.4 Safety Signs. All product safety signs and labels shall conform to ANSI Z535.4.

3.1.4.5 Unique Identifier. A Unique Identifier (UID) data plate has been determined to be not required for this procurement.

3.1.5 Economic Life. The SATS-SM shall have a projected economic life of no less than fifteen years under the service conditions described herein.

3.1.6 Disposal. The SATS-SM shall be disposable under U.S., foreign, and international environmental quality laws and regulations. The design, production, operation, maintenance, and disposal of the system shall eliminate, or minimize to the greatest extent possible, adverse environmental quality impacts. The contractor shall also take the appropriate steps to minimize the materials in the SATS-SM that may have special disposal procedures.

3.2 Storage Media Requirements. The storage media shall provide storage, transportation, and physical security for the tools described in this DFP that identify a storage media location. The five storage media shall be labeled as “G”, “H”, “J”, “K”, and “L” to maintain continuity regarding previous designs and designated locations. The storage media shall meet the following requirements.

3.2.1 Materials. The media shall be made of any suitable material that will meet all of the performance requirements set forth in this DFP. The media, and its associated hardware, shall be constructed of materials that are corrosion resistant, or suitably processed to withstand long term attacks from corrosive atmospheric conditions. All materials used in the production of the storage media shall resist fungus. The use of toxic chemicals, hazardous substances, and ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) in the storage media material shall be avoided to the maximum extent practical. The manufacturer shall also avoid the use of toxic chemicals, hazardous substances, and ODCs in the production of the storage media to the maximum extent practical.

3.2.2 Storage Media Layout. The storage media shall include trays or drawers that allow easy access to all of the applicable components in the SATS-SM that identify a storage media location. The storage media shall be designed so that the operator is not required to remove sections of the SATS-SM to gain access to tools. The storage media shall include a device that is permanently affixed to the media that secures the trays or drawers from opening while the media is being transported.

3.2.3 Drawers. Drawers in the storage media shall be hung in such a manner that they don’t interfere with other drawers. All tools in the drawer shall be accessible when a drawer is fully opened. Each drawer shall be appropriately labeled with the contents of the drawer so that the user can identify the drawers in there closed position. Drawer labels shall be contrasting colors with a height of no less than 1/2”. The storage media shall be furnished with an adequate number of drawers and corresponding drawer sizes to accommodate all of the tools in the

SATSSM that identify a storage media location. To adhere to MIL-STD-1472, the width of the drawers and the location of their lock-in/lock-out devices shall accommodate the 5th percentile

Army female functional reach of 25.2 inches, and the top of the highest drawer shall be no higher than 55 inches to accommodate the eye height of the 5th percentile Army female to allow her to view and retrieve items. Clearance in front of the handles of open drawers and clearance for shelving doors shall be sufficient to assure soldiers wearing insulated work gloves are able to grasp them and open the drawer.

3.2.4 Finish. The exterior surface finish of the storage media shall be clean and free of any visible imperfections. The storage media shall be coated as applicable to prevent corrosion during the intended economic useful life of the system. Neither the interior not exterior of the storage media, or its associated hardware, shall have any sharp edges or projects that may present a hazard to the user.

3.2.5 Security. The storage media shall include a locking feature for that entire media that uses no more than 2 padlocks. The locking feature shall prevent access to all drawers and trays.

The system shall transition from operational to fully secure in 1 minutes or less, not including placing the tools in the tool chest. The locking feature shall accommodate key-operated, tumbler type padlocks conforming to Commercial Item Description (CID) A-A-59486. The appropriate number of padlocks required to secure the media shall be provided with the each

SATS-SM. If two padlocks are required to secure a storage media they shall be keyed alike and the same for the rest of the storage media (ie other 4 medias), however, each SATS-SM padlock set shall be keyed individually.

3.3 Tool Organization. The majority of tools in the SATS-SM storage in the storage media shall have a contoured retention device that holds the tools in place, protects them during transport within the shop, and aids in rapidly inventorying the tool load unless is it impractical to do so (ie bages, gloves, etc). The tools that do not identify a storage media location shall be commercially packaged and shipped as part of the overall shipment of the SATS-SM. The tool organization device for the storage media shall meet the following requirements.

3.3.1 Retention Device. Each drawer and tray shall include a tool retention device that is designed to protect the tools and hold them in place during handling and shipping. The retention device shall be contoured to hold each individual tool snugly and completely in separate pockets or retention features. As applicable, a finger pick relief of no less than 1” diameter, or protrusion of tools above the tool organizing liner, shall be provided for tools that would otherwise be difficult to remove. The design of the retention features should allow for easy access and allow the user to remove or replace tools with a single hand. The retention device shall fill the drawer/tray from side to side and front to back unless the empty space is designed to hold any of the tools deemed impractical to have specific retention devices. The retention features shall be designed to hold the tool fully assembled and ready for use (i.e.

hacksaw blade in hacksaw, lenses in goggles). The tool retention device shall be resistant to water, automotive oils, greases, lubricants, cleaning agents, gasoline, diesel fuel, JP-8, and fungus.

3.3.2 Tool Layout. Similar tools (i.e. wrenches, files, etc), or items that will often be used together shall be stored in close proximity to one another to the maximum extent practical and in accordance to the tool description that designates the specific storage media (ie G, H, J, K, or

L). Tools shall also be stored in such a way that limits the number of sharp edges exposed and the number of protrusions above the retention device that may cause the tool to be inadvertently damaged.

3.3.3 Rapid Inventory. The storage media layout, tool selection, and tool retention device shall be designed to promote the rapid inventory of the SATS-SM. The methods employed shall enable the user to verify that all items are present and secured in their designated location within a single storage media in 20 minutes or less [ie 100 minutes for all 5 storage media]. In the event an item is absent from the media, the user shall be provided with the means to quickly identify the specific item by name and description. .

3.4 Tool Requirements. The SATS-SM shall be delivered to the Government with all of the tools specified in Appendix A. The tools provided shall meet the following requirements.

3.4.1 Industrial Quality Tools. Unless otherwise specified, all components supplied with this system shall be industrial quality, as defined in section 3.4.1.1. “Industrial Quality Definition.”

If the industrial quality of a tool is questioned by the Government, the supplier shall provide proof that the tool is industrial quality according to paragraph 3.4.1.2. “Market Acceptance.”

3.4.1.1 Industrial Quality Definition. For the purpose of this procurement, the term “industrial quality” tools versus household-use tools or general purpose tools is defined as tools commercially marketed and manufactured for constant, rigorous, industrial or professional environment use. Industrial quality tools must have demonstrated market acceptance in an industrial atmosphere or application. Industrial quality tools are used primarily by skilled professionals and technicians in areas such as machine shops, automotive maintenance and repair facilities, aircraft maintenance and repair facilities, industrial automotive assembly plants, fleet maintenance facilities, and airline services.

The tools shall be designed to be used for specialized applications in an environment of virtual constant use, (i.e. around-the-clock 8 hour shifts), with applications requiring high torque, low slippage, and strict tolerances.

3.4.1.2 Market Acceptance. In the event that the Government is unable to determine from the offered product literature and associated information that a product meets the definition of industrial quality tools and discussions are therefore opened, offerors shall be prepared to offer evidence of market acceptance in the professional or industrial market.

Evidence of acceptance by industrial/professional customers include sales to fleet operators, distributors, contractors, industrial and professional users, and sales to distributors who retail exclusively to the professional or industrial market. Advertising or marketing literature that indicates “professional grade” or “industrial quality”, or merely stating that an item is “professional grade” or “industrial quality” is insufficient to establish industrial/professional quality since these are terms for which there is no generally acceptable definition. A claim that an item is manufactured to an industry consensus standard is also insufficient to establish industrial or professional quality.

3.4.2 Common Tools. As an aid to rapid inventory, it is desired that tools of similar types (i.e.

wrenches, calipers, etc) are from the same manufacturer and brand. If the tools within a type are different brands, the user will need to inspect and compare each individual tool against the supply catalog to determine if there has been an unauthorized substitution.

3.4.3 Tool Warranty. All components shall be warranted as stated in Appendix A. The offeror shall state the length and terms of the manufacturer’s warranties in response to the solicitation. The warranties shall become part of the contract or delivery order. The required warranties are defined in the table as “C”, the manufacturer’s commercial warranty; “L”, manufacturer’s lifetime warranty; “N”, no warranty.

3.4.4 Federal Supply Group. The Federal Supply Group (FSG) is provided to aid in the determination of applicability of Buy American and Berry Amendment laws.

3.4.5 Tool Load. The tools identified shall be supplied in quantities and placed in applicable storage media as indicated in Appendix A. Each item is then described separately in greater detail after the list. Variation in design characteristics based on a supplier’s common practice is acceptable provided those variations do not hinder the operation of the tool, the operator of the tool, or require additional time to complete a task with that tool. Items that are not required to be in storage media may be grouped and packaged to reduce footprint and shipping costs.

4 QUALITY CONTROL

4.1 General Provisions. The product verifications and conformance inspections stated herein shall be performed to determine whether the item conforms to Section 3 of this

DFP. Unless otherwise specified in the contract, all verifications and inspections shall be performed in accordance with the conditions specified herein. The contractor is responsible for the performance of all product verifications and conformance inspections specified herein. The contractor may use its own or any other facilities suitable for the performance of the verifications and inspections, unless disapproved by the Government.

The contractor shall verify that all requirements are met prior to providing a SATS-SM for evaluation.

4.1.1 Government Inspection Rights. The Government reserves the right to perform any of the verifications and inspections set forth in this DFP, at any date and in its own facilities, where such verifications and inspections are deemed necessary to assure supplies and services conform to prescribed requirements. The absence of any verification requirements shall not relieve the contractor of the responsibility of assuring that all products submitted to the Govt. for acceptance comply with all requirements of this DFP and the contract. The absence of any verification requirements shall not relieve the contractor of the responsibility of assuring that all products submitted to the Government for acceptance comply with all requirements of this DFP and the contract.

4.1.2 Classification of Inspections. The inspection requirements specified herein are classified as follows:

a. Preproduction verification inspection (see paragraph 4.2)

b. Conformance inspection (see paragraph 4.3)

4.2 Preproduction Verification Inspection. Product performance verification is performed before full production begins and is intended to verify that the product is designed and manufactured to meet the requirements of this specification. It includes visual and manual inspections, some of which result in measured or counted values, as well as tests and demonstrations to prove compliance of the tested product and all of its assemblies and subcomponents with the requirements of this document. It also includes the product conformance inspections, as described in paragraph 4.3 that will be performed during production to prove that all inspected characteristics are in compliance at the beginning of production. Product submittal, inspections and acceptance criteria are as follows.

4.2.1 Contractor Submission. The contractor shall submit one or more SATS-SM for verification as designated by the Contracting Officer for evaluation in accordance with the specified requirements outlined in this DFP.

4.2.2 Government Inspections. Although the contractor is responsible for the performance of all inspection requirements as specified herein, the kit assemblies, components and test specimens may be subjected to any or all of the verifications and inspections specified in section

4 herein.

4.2.3 Rejection. If any SATS-SM assembly, component or specimen fails to comply with any of the applicable requirements, the entire kit shall be rejected. The Government reserves the right to terminate further verifications and inspections upon any failure of a kit assembly, specimen or component to comply with any of the requirements.

4.3 Conformance Inspection. Conformance inspection shall be applied to SATS-SM units being offered for acceptance under the contract. These inspections shall include all verifications listed in sections 4.4. Sampling plan determinations and lot formations for production units (Quality Control during production) shall be determined by the contractor and provided to the government for acceptance. Failure of any unit to pass any verification shall be cause for rejection of the lot.

4.4 Product Performance Verification. The following inspections shall be performed to test for compliance to section 3 of this DFP.

4.4.1 System Requirements. The system as a whole, including the storage media, tool load, and the necessary devices and characteristics provided for rapid inventory capability, protection, and security for the tools shall be subject to the following quality checks. Verify there are 5 chest labeled per 3.1. Verify all tools are present within their required storage location (as applicable) and remaining tools are present that do not have designated storage locations within the storage media..

4.4.1.1 Workmanship. Verify the quality of workmanship imparted to the components of the

SATS-SM are equal or exceed that typically provided by domestically produced commercial products of this type. Verify the SATS-SM components are manufactured with skill and care; uniform, neat, and clean; and free from irregularities and anomalies which degrade form, fit, function, performance, or appearance.

4.4.1.2 Reliability/Maintainability. Verify that any significant differences between the commercial and military versions [if applicable] don’t have a significant negative effect on the Reliability and Maintainability (R&M), safety, or logistics capabilities of the military versions.

4.4.1.3 System Durability. The system shall be tested under the following conditions. Any permanent damage or deformation to the system or tool load shall be cause for rejection.

4.4.1.3.1 Rolling Requirement. Demonstrate the fully loaded storage media by rolling it around on paved, hard floor surfaces to show the ability of the wheels to roll within a shop environment. Verify that the caster/rolling devices show no deformation themselves or to the fully loaded storage media. Verify there is sufficient space under the storage media to allow the media to be picked up with Material Handling

Equipment (MHE) such as a fork truck.

4.4.1.4 Markings. Verify all markings are permanently affixed to the SATS-SM storage media or component, as appropriate. Verify all markings are resistant to deterioration caused by heat, cold, solar radiation, water, and petroleum products to the extent that they will remain intact and legible for the expected economic life of the SATS-SM. Verify all markings are accomplished in a manner that does not adversely affect the life and utility of the SATS-SM or its equipment. Verify all human readable markings are printed in the

English language. Verify all label, stencil, and sticker letters and numbers are black, except over a black background, in which these letters shall be contrasted to ease visibility.

4.4.1.4.1 System Identification. Verify each SATS-SM storage media has a human readable information plate permanently affixed to the outside of the tool chest in a location that is plainly visible. Verify the information plate has all of the information required in section 3.1.4.1.

4.4.1.4.2 Logistical Support. Verify compliance to 3.1.4.2.1, 3.1.4.2.2 and 3.1.4.2.3 as follows:

4.4.1.4.2.1 Component Identification. Verify the contractor has provided a complete list of tools to include the information as specified in 3.1.4.2.1 [Nomenclature, Manufacturer’s part number, NSN (if applicable), quantity, and storage media location (if applicable).

4.4.1.4.2.2 Warranty Replacement. Verify the contractor has provided a complete list of warranties for each component as required in 3.1.4.2.2 and that they comply with required warranty as indicated in Appendix A of the DFP.

4.4.1.4.2.3 Non-Warranty Replacement. Verify the contractor has provided information to allow the ordering of replacement items that are not warranted.

4.4.1.4.3 Lifting Caution. Verify a lifting caution sign is permanently affixed to any component of the SATS-SM if the weight of that item exceeds the acceptable weight limit for a single male lifter lifting an object from the floor to a surface equal to or greater than 5 ft from the ground according to MIL-STD-1472. Verify the caution sign identifies the minimum number of people required to lift the item according to the restrictions outlined in MIL-STD-1472.

4.4.1.4.4 Safety Signs. Verify all product safety signs and labels conform to ANSI Z535.4.

4.4.1.4.5 Unique Identifier. Not required for this procurement.

4.4.1.5 Economic Life. Verify by component inspection that the SATS-SM is projected to have an economic life of no less than fifteen years under the service conditions described herein.

4.4.1.6 Disposal. Verify the SATS-SM is disposable under U.S., foreign, and international environmental quality laws and regulations. Verify the design, production, operation, maintenance, and disposal of the system eliminates, or minimizes to the greatest extent possible, adverse environmental quality impacts. Verify the contractor has taken the appropriate steps to minimize the materials in the SATS-SM that may have special disposal procedures.

4.4.2 Storage Media Requirements. The storage media shall be subject to the following quality checks.

4.4.2.1 Materials. Verify the storage media is made of a suitable material that will meet all of the performance requirements set forth in this DFP. Verify the media, and its associated hardware, is constructed of materials that are corrosion resistant, or suitably processed to withstand long term attacks from corrosive atmospheric conditions. Verify all materials used in the production of the storage media resist fungus. Verify the use of toxic chemicals, hazardous substances, and ozone depleting chemicals (ODCs) in the storage media material have been avoided. Verify the manufacturer has avoided the use of toxic chemicals, hazardous substances, and ODCs in the production of the media to the maximum extent practical. The Contractor shall submit a Certificate of Conformance

(CoC) stating all the requirements as specified in 3.2.1 are met.

4.4.2.2 Tool Chest Layout. Verify the storage media includes trays or drawers that allow easy access to all of the applicable components stored in the SATS-SM. Verify the media is designed so that the operator is not required to remove sections of the SATS-SM to gain access to tools. Verify the storage media includes a device that is permanently affixed to the tool chest that secures the trays or drawers while the chest is being transported.

4.4.2.3 Drawers. As required in 3.2.3, verify the drawers in the storage media are hung in such a manner that they don’t interfere with other drawers. Verify all of the tools in the drawer are accessible when a drawer is fully opened. Verify each drawer is appropriately labeled with the contents of the drawer so that the user can identify the drawers in there closed position. Verify drawer labels have contrasting colors with a height of no less than 1/2”. Verify the storage media is furnished with an adequate number of drawers and corresponding drawer sizes to accommodate all of the tools in the SATS-SM with a designated storage location. Verify the width of the drawers as well as the top of the highest drawer adhere to MIL-STD-1472 requirements. Verify the drawers can be opened by soldiers wearing work gloves.

4.4.2.4 Finish. Verify the exterior surface finish is clean and free of any visible imperfections.

Verify the storage media is coated as applicable to prevent corrosion during the intended economic useful life of the system. Verify neither the interior not exterior of the storage media, or its associated hardware, have any sharp edges or projects that may present a hazard to the user. The Contractor shall submit a CoC stating all requirements as specified in 3.2.4 are met.

4.4.2.5 Security. Verify the storage media includes a locking feature for the entire media that uses no more than 2 padlocks. Verify the locking feature prevents access to all drawers and trays. Verify the system can transition from operational to fully secure in 1 minutes or less, not including placing the tools in the tool chest. Verify the locking feature can accommodate keyoperated, tumbler type padlocks conforming to Commercial Item

Description (CID) A-A-59486. Verify the appropriate number of padlocks required to secure the chest are provided with the each SATS-SM. Verify that if two padlocks are required to secure a media they are keyed alike as well as the same for the remaining media for that SATS-SM, but each SATS-SM padlock set is keyed individually.

4.4.3 Tool Organization. Verify that tools that are not required to be stored in storage media are provided in addition to those that are supplied in storage media. The tool organization devices and characteristics shall be subject to the following quality checks for tools supplied in storage media.

4.4.3.1 Retention Device. Verify each drawer and tray includes a tool retention device that is designed to protect the tools and hold them in place during rough handling and shipping.

Verify the retention devices are contoured to hold each individual tool snugly and completely in separate pockets or retention features. As applicable, verify a finger pick relief of no less than 1”, or protrusion of tools above the tool organizing liner, is provided for tools that would otherwise be difficult to remove. Verify the design of the retention features allows for easy access and allows the user to remove or replace tools with a single hand. Verify the retention device fills the drawer/tray from side to side and front to back unless the empty space is designed to hold any of the exempt tools. Verify the retention features are designed to hold the tool fully assembled and ready for use.

Verify the tool retention devices are resistant to water, automotive oils, greases, lubricants, cleaning agents, gasoline, diesel fuel, JP-8, and fungus.

4.4.3.2 Tool Layout. Verify that similar tools, or items that will often be used together, are stored in close proximity to one another to the maximum extent practical and in accordance to the tool description that designates the specific location (ie G, H, J, K, or

L). Verify that to the maximum extent practical, tools are stored in such a way that limits the number of sharp edges exposed and the number of protrusions above the retention device that may cause the tool to be inadvertently damaged.

4.4.3.3 Rapid Inventory. Verify the storage media layout, tool selection, and tool retention device are designed to promote the rapid inventory of the SATS-SM. Verify the methods employed enable the user to verify that all items are present and secured in their designated location within a single storage media in 20 minutes or less. (ie 100 minutes for all 5 storage media]). Verify the user is provided with the means to quickly identify specific items by name and description.

4.4.4 Tool Requirements. Verify the SATS-SM delivered to the government contains all the tools as specified in Appendix A. The tools provided shall be subject to the following quality checks.

4.4.4.1 Industrial Quality Tools. Verify that all of the tools provided in the SATS-SM that are required to meet industrial quality standards meet these standards according to sections

3.4.1.1. and 3.4.1.2.

4.4.4.2 Common Tools. Inspect the tools to determine if the contractor procured similar types of tools from the same manufacturer and brand. Although this is not a requirement it is desired.

4.4.4.3 Tool Warranty. Verify all components are warranted as stated in Appendix A.

4.4.4.4 Federal Supply Group. Verify the solicitor meets Buy American and Berry

Amendment laws as applicable according to the FSG of each tool. A number of tools are exempt from this requirement since a Berry Amendment compliant source could not be identified. A list of tools exempt from the Berry Amendment shall be provided with the solicitation by the government stated in a Domestic Non-Availability Determination (DNAD).

4.4.4.5 Tool Load. Verify that tools provided are in sufficient quantities, in storage media (as applicable), separately grouped and packaged (as applicable) and meet the descriptions as provided in Appendix A.

5 PACKAGING: Packaging shall be stated elsewhere within solicitation and are not a part of this Description For Purchase.

6 NOTES: The SATS-SM was previously procured under the DFP for the SATS. The SATS-

SM is an Army Working Capital Fund (AWCF) item that can be ordered by units in need of maintenance tools. The SATS-SM was designed to replace the tools previously provided in

Common #1, Common #2, and supplements thereof used in a shop environment. The

SATS-SM

is designed to be used in a shop environment where as the SATS is a shelter mounted system to conduct field level maintenance operations.

Appendix A

SATS–SM Tool Load

# NOMENCLATURE

FEDERAL

SUPPLY

GROUP (FSG) UI QTY WTY*

Storage Media

Location

ADAPTER KIT, GREASE

GUN COUPLING 49 KT 1 C H

ADJUSTING TOOL,

BRAKE SHOE 51 EA 1 L H

ANALYZER, DIGITAL

BATTERY (6130-01-

5109594) 61 EA 1 C N/A

4 APRON, UTILITY 84 EA 1 C K

5 BAR, PINCH, 26” 51 EA 2 L L

6 BAR, PINCH, 36” 51 EA 1 L N/A

7 BAR, WRECKING 51 EA 1 L L

BATTERY FILLER,

GRAVITY 61 EA 1 C H

BATTERY FILLER,

SYRINGE 61 EA 2 C H

10 BATTERY KIT, SERVICE 51 KT 1 C H

BENDER SET, TUBE,

HAND ACTUATED 51 SE 1 N L

12 BLADE, HAND HACKSAW 51 BD 1 N L

BLADE, ABRASIVE,

CUTOFF 51 PG 1 N K

14 BLOW GUN, AIR 49 EA 2 C K

15 BOX, TOTE 81 EA 5 C N/A

BRAZING AND

SOLDERING SET 34 EA 1 C H

17 BRUSH, FILE CLEANER 51 EA 1 C H

BRUSH, WIRE, ROTARY,

END ATTACHMENT,

SOLID WIRE FILLED 51 EA 1 N H

BRUSH, WIRE, ROTARY,

END ATTACHMENT,

CIRCULAR, SIDE FLARE 51 EA 1 N H

20 BRUSH, WIRE, SCRATCH 79 EA 1 N H

CABLE ASSEMBLY,

POWER 61 EA 2 C G

CABLE ASSEMBLY,

BOOSTER 61 EA 2 C N/A

CABLE KIT, SPECIAL

POWER 61 EA 1 N/A

CALIPER, MICROMETER,

INSIDE 52 EA 1 L G

25 CALIPER, VERNIER 52 EA 1 L G

26 CAN, RADIATOR FILLING 72 EA 2 C N/A

27 CAPS, VISE JAW 51 PR 2 N K

28 CHARGER, BATTERY 61 EA 1 C N/A

29 CLAMP, C 51 EA 2 L L

30 (NOT USED) N/A

COMPRESSOR UNIT,

RECRIPROCATING 43 EA 1 C N/A

32 CREEPER, MECHANIC'S 51 EA 5 C N/A

CRIMPING TOOL,

TERMINAL 51 EA 1 C J

34 CROWBAR 51 EA 1 L N/A

CROWFOOT

ATTACHMENT SET,

SOCKET WRENCH,

FLARE NUT, INCH 51 SE 1 L J

CROWFOOT

ATTACHMENT SET,

SOCKET WRENCH,

FLARE NUT, METRIC 51 SE 1 L J

CUTTING AND FLARING

KIT, TUBE 51 KT 1 C L

CUTTER, BOLT,

LIGHTWEIGHT, 24" 51 EA 1 L L

CUTTER, BOLT,

REPLACEMENT HEAD 51 EA 1 N L

40 DEGREASER, PORTABLE 49 EA 1 N/A

DIE AND TAP SET,

RETHREADING 51 SE 1 L J

DIE AND TAP SET,

THREAD 51 SE 1 L J

DRESSER, ABRASIVE

WHEEL 51 EA 1 C K

DRILL-DRIVER, BATTERY

OPERATED,

RECHARGEABLE 51 EA 1 C K

DRILL- DRIVER,

ELECTRIC, ½” 51 EA 1 C K

DRILL, BATTERY

OPERATED,

RECHARGEABLE, RIGHT

ANGLE, 3/8” 51 EA 1 C K

DRILL, ELECTRIC,

PORTABLE, 3/8” 51 EA 2 C K

DRILL, ELECTRIC,

PORTABLE, ½” 51 EA 1 C K

DRILL, PNEUMATIC,

RIGHT ANGLE, 3/8” 51 EA 1 C K

50 DRILL SET, TWIST 51 SE 1 N K

DRILL SET, TWIST, LEFT

HAND 51 SE 1 N K

52 (NOT USED) N/A EA 2

EXTRACTOR SET,

SCREW 51 SE 1 N K

EXTRACTOR SET,

HARDENED SCREW 51 SE 2 C K

FACE SHIELD,

INDUSTRIAL 42 EA 1 C K

56 FILE SET, HAND 51 SE 1 C L

FILE SET, THREAD

RESTORER 51 SE 1 C L

FILLER AND BLEEDER

KIT, BRAKE SYSTEM 51 KT 1 C H

59 (NOT USED)

60 FINGER, MECHANICAL 51 EA 1 C L

FOUNTAIN, EYE AND

FACE 42 EA 1 C N/A

62 FUNNEL 72 EA 1 N N/A

FUNNEL, FLEXIBLE

SPOUT 72 EA 1 N N/A

GAGE, BOLT AND

THREAD, METRIC 52 EA 2 L J

GAGE, BOLT AND

THREAD, STANDARD 52 EA 2 L J

GAGE, WHEEL

ALIGNMENT 52 EA 1 C N/A

GLOVES, RUBBER,

INDUSTRIAL 84 PR 1 N K

68 GOGGLES, INDUSTRIAL 42 PR 1 N K

69 GREASE GUN KIT 49 KT 1 C N/A

GREASE GUN,

PNEUMATIC 49 EA 1 C H

GRINDING MACHINE,

UTILITY 49 EA 1 C N/A

GUN, FLUID, DIRECT

DELIVERY 49 EA 2 C N/A

HAMMER, HAND,

CARPENTER’S, CURVED

CLAW, 16 OZ 51 EA 2 C L

HAMMER, HAND, SOFT

FACE, DEAD BLOW, 52 OZ

51 EA 2 C L

HAMMER, HAND, SOFT

FACE, DEAD BLOW, 10 OZ

51 EA 2 C L

HAMMER, SLEDGE,

DOUBLE FACED, 10 LB 51 EA 2 C N/A

HAMMER, HAND, DEAD

BLOW, BALL PEEN, 40 OZ 51 EA 2 C L

HAMMER SET, HOLDER

AND INSERTS 51 SE 1 C L

HAMMER, PNEUMATIC,

HAND HELD 51 EA 1 C L

HOLDER, PUNCH AND

CHISEL 51 EA 1 C L

HOSE ASSEMBLY, AIR,

NON-METALLIC 49 EA 2 C N/A

82 INDICATOR, DIAL 52 SE 1 C G

INFLATOR-GAGE AND

HOSE ASSEMBLY,

PNEUMATIC TIRE 49 EA 2 C K

JACK KIT, HYDRAULIC,

HAND 51 KT 1 C N/A

JACK, BOTTLE,

HYDRAULIC, HAND, 12

TON 51 EA 2 C N/A

86 KEY SET, HEX, INCH 51 SE 1 L J

87 KEY SET, HEX, METRIC 51 SE 1 L J

88 NOT USED H

LIFT, TRANSMISSION AND

DIFFERENTIAL 51 EA 1 C N/A

LIGHT, BATTERY

OPERATED,

RECHARGEABLE 62 EA 2 C H

LIGHT, EXTENSION,

FLUORESCENT 62 EA 2 C H

92 NOT USED

LUBRICATING GUN, HAND

49 EA 3 C H

LUBRICATING GUN,

BATTERY OPERATED,

RECHARGEABLE 49 EA 1 C H

MEASURE, LIQUID, 8

QUART 72 EA 1 C N/A

MEASURE, LIQUID, 2

QUART 72 EA 1 C N/A

97 MULTIMETER 66 EA 2 C J

98 MULTIPLIER, TORQUE 51 EA 1 L N/A

99 OILER, HAND 49 EA 2 C H

100 PAN, DRAIN 72 EA 2 C N/A

PLATE, BOLSTER, 24” x

24” 38 EA 1 N N/A

PLATE, BOLSTER, 40” x

72” 38 EA 1 N N/A

103 PLIERS, LOCK RING 51 EA 1 L J

104 PLIERS, LOCK RING 51 EA 1 L J

PLIERS SET, RETAINING

RING 51 SE 2 L J

PLIERS, BRAKE REPAIR,

HEAVY 51 EA 1 L H

PLIERS, BRAKE REPAIR,

LIGHT 51 EA 1 L H

108 PLIERS, WIRE TWISTER 51 EA 1 L J

PNEUMATIC BAG KIT,

LIFTING 42 KT 1 C N/A

110 (NOT USED) EA

PULLER SET,

MECHANICAL 51 SE 1 L H

PULLER, MECHANICAL

STEERING WHEEL 51 EA 1 C H

PULLER, MECHANICAL,

PITMAN ARM 51 EA 1 L H

114 PUMP LUBRICANT 49 EA 1 L N/A

115 PUNCH & CHISEL SET 51 SE 2 N L

PUNCH SET, CUTTING,

GASKET 51 SE 1 N K

117 SANDER/GRINDER, 4 1/2" 51 EA 1 C K

118 SAW, HAND, CROSSCUT 51 EA 1 C L

SAW, HAND, METAL

CUTTING 51 EA 2 C L

SAW, HAND, METAL

CUTTING 51 EA 2 C L

121 SCALE, WEIGHING 66 EA 1 C L

122 SCRAPER, GASKET 51 EA 2 L K

SCREWDRIVER

ATTACHMENT SET, TORX

51 SE 1 L J

SCREWDRIVER

ATTACHMENT SET, INCH

HEX 51 SE 1 L J

SCREWDRIVER

ATTACHMENT SET,

METRIC HEX 51 SE 1 L J

SCREWDRIVER SET,

JEWELER’S 51 SE 1 L H

127 SCREWDRIVER SET 51 SE 1 L H

SCREWDRIVER SET,

TORX 51 SE 1 L J

SHARPENER, DRILL,

PORTABLE 51 EA 1 C K

SHEARS, BENT, TRIMMER

51 EA 1 C K

SLING, ENGINE AND

TRANSMISSION, 3 TON 39 EA 1 C N/A

SLING, ENGINE AND

TRANSMISSION, 2 TON 39 EA 2 C N/A

SOCKET SET, SOCKET

WRENCH, 3/8” DRIVE,

METRIC, UNIVERSAL 51 SE 1 L J

SOCKET SET, SOCKET

WRENCH, 3/8” DRIVE,

INCH, UNIVERSAL 51 SE 1 L J

SOCKET SET, SOCKET

WRENCH, ¾” DRIVE,

INCH, REGULAR LENGTH 51 SE 1 L J

SOCKET SET, IMPACT

WRENCH, ½” DRIVE,

METRIC, UNIVERSAL 51 SE 1 L J

SOCKET SET, IMPACT

WRENCH, ½” DRIVE,

INCH UNIVERSAL 51 SE 1 L J

SOCKET SET, IMPACT

WRENCH, ¾” DRIVE,

INCH, REGULAR LENGTH 51 SE 1 N J

SOCKET SET, MASTER,

SOCKET WRENCH, ¼”,

3/8” AND ½” DRIVE 51 SE 1 L K

SOCKET SET, SOCKET

WRENCH, WHEEL

BEARING LOCKNUT 51 SE 1 L J

SOCKET SET, IMPACT

WRENCH, ¾” DRIVE,

METRIC, REGULAR

LENGTH 51 SE 1 N J

142 SOLDERING GUN 34 EA 1 C J

143 SPLITTING TOOL, NUT 51 EA 1 L K

144 TAPE, MEASURING, 25’ 52 EA 1 C J

TEST KIT, RADIATOR

PRESSURE 49 KT 1 C H

TESTER, ANTIFREEZE

SOLUTION 49 EA 2 C H

TOOL KIT, BLIND

FASTENER

INSTALLATION 51 KT 1 C J

TOOL KIT, CUTTING,

ABRASIVE, PNEUMATIC 51 KT 1 C K

TOOL KIT, LARGE HOSE

END CRIMPING 51 KT 1 C G

TOOL KIT, SMALL HOSE

END CRIMPING 51 KT 1 C G

TOOL KIT, SCREW INSERT

51 KT 1 N J

152 TOOL KIT, TIRE SERVICE 49 KT 1 C N/A

TRESTLE, HOIST,

PORTABLE, 7 TON 51 PR 4 C N/A

154 TRUCK, LIFT, WHEEL 51 EA 1 C N/A

VISE, MACHINIST'S, 4

INCH 51 EA 1 L N/A

156 VISE, PIPE, CHAIN STYLE 51 EA 1 C G

WHEEL, ABRASIVE, FINE

GRIT 51 EA 2 N N/A

WHEEL, ABRASIVE,

COARSE GRIT 51 EA 2 N N/A

WHEEL, ABRASIVE, TYPE

27 51 PG 1 N K

WHEEL, ABRASIVE, TYPE

29 51 PG 1 N K

WRENCH, IMPACT,

ELECTRIC, ¾” SQUARE

DRIVE, 400 FT-LB 51 EA 1 C J

WRENCH SET, FLARE

NUT, INCH 51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET, BOX, INCH

51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET, BOX,

METRIC 51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET,

COMBINATION, INCH 51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET,

COMBINATION, METRIC 51 SE 2 L L

WRENCH SET, OPEN

END, METRIC 51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET, OPEN

END, INCH 51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET, FLARE

NUT, METRIC 51 SE 1 L L

WRENCH SET, MASTER,

IMPACT WRENCH, 3/8”

AND ½” DRIVE 51 SE 2 C J

WRENCH SET, IMPACT

SOCKET, ¾” DRIVE,

INCH, REGULAR LENGTH 51 SE 1 N J

WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE,

18 INCH 51 EA 2 L L

WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE,

AUTOMOTIVE, 15 INCH 51 EA 2 L L

WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE,

10 INCH 51 EA 2 L L

WRENCH, ADJUSTABLE,

AUTOMOTIVE, 11 INCH 51 EA 2 L L

176 WRENCH, OIL FILTER 51 EA 1 L H

WRENCH, OIL FILTER,

STRAP 51 EA 2 C H

178 WRENCH, PIPE, 18 INCH 51 EA 2 L L

179 WRENCH, PIPE, 10 INCH 51 EA 2 L L

WRENCH KIT, RATCHET,

PNEUMATIC, 3/8” DRIVE 51 KT 2 C K

WRENCH, TORQUE,

DIAL, ¼” DRIVE, 30 IN-LB 51 EA 1 C K

WRENCH, TORQUE,

DIAL, 3/8” DRIVE, 300 INLB

51 EA 2 C K

WRENCH, TORQUE,

CLICK, RATCHETING, ¾”

DRIVE, 600 FT-LB 51 EA 1 C N/A

WRENCH, TORQUE,

CLICK, RATCHETING, 3/8”

DRIVE, 75 FT-LB 51 EA 1 C K

WRENCH, TORQUE,

CLICK, 1/2” DRIVE, 345

Nm 51 EA 1 C K

WRENCH, TORQUE,

CLICK, RATCHETING, ½”

DRIVE, 250 FT-LB 51 EA 1 C K

WRENCH, WHEEL STUD

NUT, GEARED SOCKET 51 EA 1 L N/A

BAR, TORQUE WRENCH:

51 EA 1 L

N/A

DIE SET, METAL

STAMPING, HAND,

ALPHABETIC 51 SE 1 N

G

DIE SET, METAL

STAMPING, HAND,

ALPHABETIC AND

NUMERIC 51 SE 1 N

G

GAGE STOCK SET,

THICKNESS 52 SE 1 N

G

MULTIPLIER, TORQUE,

CRANK OPERATED 51 EA 1 L

N/A

PLATE, BOLSTER, 36” x 36”

38 EA 1 N

N/A

PLIERS, MULTIPLE

POSITION 51 EA 1 L

G

PLIERS, MULTIPLE

POSITION, ELECTRICAL

CONNECTOR 51 EA 1 L

G

PULLER KIT, UNIVERSAL

51 KT 1 L

G

197 NOT USED

WRENCH, SET, SOCKET

WRENCH, 1” DRIVE,

INCH, REGULAR 51 SE 1 L

G

199 WRENCH, PIPE, 36” 51 EA 2 L N/A

JACK, BOTTLE,

HYDRAULIC, HAND,

30TON 51 EA 1 C N/A

201 Blow Gun, Extended, Air 49 EA 1 C N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 20 MM 51 EA 1 L N/A inch drive, 21 MM 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 22 MM 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 23 MM 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 24 MM 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 25 MM 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 15/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-1/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-1/8” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-3/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-1/4” 51 EA 1 L N/A inch drive, 1-5/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-3/8” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-7/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-1/2” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-9/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-5/8” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-11/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-3/4” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-13/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 1-7/8” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 2” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 2-1/8” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 2-1/4” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 2-3/8” 51 EA 1 L N/A

Crowfoot Attachment, ½ inch drive, 2-7/16” 51 EA 1 L N/A inch drive, 2-1/2” 51 EA 1 L N/A

WTY (Warranty) Column definitions:

L = Lifetime Warranty

C = Commercial Warranty Available

N = No Warranty required

FSG 51 and 52 require Berry Amendment compliance unless they fall under a Domestic

NonAvailability Determination (DNAD)

Storage Media Location

G = Storage Media labeled “G”

H = Storage Media labeled “H”

J = Storage Media labeled “J”

K = Storage Media labeled “K”

L = Storage Media labeled “L”

N/A=Not required to be put in a storage media. Group efficiently, commercial package and ship with storage media that is packaged with identified tools.

“*” Crowfoot attachments 202 through 209 do not have a designated storage media. Contractor has option to design for space within existing storage media or package/ship separately.

A1. Adapter Kit, Grease Gun Coupling. Shall fit manual or air-operated grease guns. Shall attach to any standard grease coupler for immediate service.

Includes: 18” Steel Braid Rubber Grease Hose w/ Spring

Guard and 4-Jaw Coupler, Hypodermic Needle Coupler for

Lubricating Sealed Bearings, Straight Needlepoint Coupler, 90 Degree 3” Needlepoint Coupler, 9” Rigid Extension w/ 4-

Jaw Coupler, Needlepoint Coupler, Right Angle, Right

Angle Coupler, Standard Button-Head Coupler, ¼”-28 Zerk

Fitting Extractor, 1/8” NPT Zerk Fitting Extractor, Carrying

Case

Use On: Manual or air operated grease gun

A2. Adjusting Tool, Brake Shoe. The brake adjusting tool shall be a steel bar with flat, angled blade ends for insertion through slots in brake backing plates in order to turn the star nut used to adjust brake shoe position.

Material: Steel

Features: Flat, angled blade Length:

6.5 inches minimum Picture not available.

A3. Analyzer, Digital Battery. Hand-held analyzer shall be a conductance tester capable of testing condition and state of charge of all types of 12-volt lead-acid automotive batteries, including, standard, low maintenance, maintenance-free, gel, and Absorbed Glass Mat (AGM).

Insulated leads and terminal clips shall be provided.

Dimensions: Approximately 7.7…