Weapon Safe - Statemen of Need - (Updated).pdf
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This Statement of Need outlines requirements for weapon safes for the 22nd Security Forces Squadron (SFS) at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas. The Air Force needs three Quick Access Gun Safes capable of storing a minimum of 5 long guns (M-4A1 Carbine with DVO and PEQ 15) and 5 handguns (M-18MHS) at three different Installation Entry Control Points. The safes must have specific features including a biometric keypad lock, Securam keypad and lock, steel construction with powder coating, ability to bolt down, and dimensions of no more than 52.5"H x 23.5"W x 22"D. The contractor must provide delivery, installation, and a minimum one-year warranty, with full replacement of any defective units at no cost to the government. The total delivery and installation must be completed within 120 calendar days after order receipt, and the contractor is required to submit pictures of the proposed containers as part of the submission.
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21 Jan 25
Statement of Need
Weapon Safes
McConnell AFB, Kansas
1. Overview
1.1. The 22 SFS requires three (3) Quick Access Gun Safes capable of storing at a minimum 5 long guns and 5 handguns, for use at the 3 operational Installation Entry Control Points (Gate 1/Building 172, Gate 2/Building 63, Gate 3/Building 2086) at McConnell AFB.
2. Description
2.1. The safes must be able to store the at a minimum 5 of the current M-4A1 Carbine long gun with DVO and PEQ 15 and 5 of the M-18MHS handgun. It also must have the following features:
Biometric keypad lock Quick access capabilities
Weight~400 pounds Keypad & lock: Securam Construction & Finish: Steel & Powder Coated Bolt down: Yes handguns + accessories Dimensions should be no more than 52.5� H x 23.5�W x 22�D Safe door must be a hideaway to prevent the door swinging freely, when door opens it must hide inside of the safe to prevent the door from swinging to the open and closed position.
Safe must be able to be installed with hidden bolts that secure the safe to the
2.3. Delivery and installation costs must be provided.
2.4. The contractor/installer shall provide all necessary personnel, materials, equipment, transportation or any other items and services necessary to install the safes in Gate 1, Gate 2 and Gate 3.
2.5. Pictures of containers must be submitted.
3. Warranty
3.1. The contractor shall provide a minimum of 1 year warranty for each container. Any defect that is not caused by government damage or misuse shall be replaced by the contractor at no cost to the government.
4. Delivery
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