MFR Dust Collector Q and A.pdf
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- Cyclone/Equivalent Dust Collector
- Solicitation number
- FA441924Q0051
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This document is a Question and Answer (Q&A) memorandum related to Solicitation FA441924Q0051 for the acquisition of a Cyclone or Equivalent Dust Collector for Altus Air Force Base, Oklahoma.
The key details are:
- The solicitation is for a 2,500-3,000 CFM dust collector that must be 90% efficient.
- The unit will be installed outdoors and requires a 55-gallon drum cover pack, legs, and latches.
- The dust collector will be used for a wood processing application.
- The ductwork will have 4-5 inches of static pressure, and the air will be discharged outside.
- Airlocks are required, but platforms and ladders are not.
- A soft start motor is specified instead of a VFD.
- Responses to the solicitation are due by July 23, 2024 at 12:00 PM CST.
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AIRMEN - MISSION - CULTURE
DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR
FORCE 97TH AIR MOBILITY
WING (AETC) ALTUS AIR
FORCE BASE OKLAHOMA
30 July 2024
MEMORANDUM FOR INTERESTED CONTRACTORS
FROM: 97 CONS/PKA
SUBJECT: Solicitation FA441924Q0051- Questions and Answers
1. The purpose of this memorandum is to provide all interested contractors with answers to questions regarding solicitation FA441924Q0051.
2. QUESTION: Can you provide any information about how large/small a cyclone this should be? CFM?
a. ANSWER: 2500-3000 the permit only specifies it must be 90% efficient.
3. QUESTION: On the PWS, it calls for base with 55-gallon drum cover pack, legs and latches and then in the salient characteristics, it calls for both a base with single drum cover pack and base with two drum cover pack.
a. ANSWER: 55-gallon drum cover pack, legs and latches.
4. QUESTION: How much CFM is needed for this project?
a. ANSWER: 2500-3000 CFM.
5. QUESTION: Where are they installing the unit? Inside or outside?
a. ANSWER: The unit will be installed outside.
6. QUESTION: Is this wood process?
a. ANSWER: Yes
b. QUESTION: If not, what type of material is it and do they have a DHA or KST level to quote?
i. ANSWER: N/A
c. QUESTION: For the Explosion protection, if it is inside, I will have to put a flame Quench on it and if it is outside, will there be traffic around the unit while it is running?
i. ANSWER: N/A
AIRMEN - MISSION - CULTURE
7. QUESTION: How much Static Pressure will there be in the duct work?
a. ANSWER: 4-5 inches.
8. QUESTION: Where are they returning the air? Inside or outside?
a. ANSWER: Outside.
b. QUESTION: If inside, do they need HEPA filtration or regular secondary filtration?
i. ANSWER: N/A
9. QUESTION: Are they replacing the old duct work?
a. ANSWER: No
10. ANSWER: What type of discharge do they want?
a. QUESTION: Barrel?
i. ANSWER: Yes.
11. QUESTION: Do they need airlocks as a lot of bases need?
a. ANSWER: Yes.
12. QUESTION: Do they need platform and ladders?
a. ANSWER: Not necessary.
13. QUESTION: Do they want a VFD or standard soft start for motor?
a. ANSWER: Soft Start.
14. If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to reach out to A1C Andres Lugo at Andres.Lugo@us.af.mil, or SSgt Jacolbi Thomas at Jacolbi.Thomas.1@us.af.mil.
JACOLBI L THOMAS, SSgt, DAF Contracting Officer, 97 CONS/PKA
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