Pallet_Racks_16-Q-0027amend0001_22Sep_16.docx

FA4484-16-Q-0027

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REVISED STATEMENT OF WORK

Statement of Work for Supply and Installation of Pallet Racks

Updated: 22 Sept 2016

1. Introduction: Supply and installation of pallet storage racks for building 3403, supporting storage, organization, accountability of equipment for exercise and real world contingency requirements.

1.1 Organization:

621 CRW East Bldg 3422 Broidy Rd

JB-MDL, NJ, 08641

2.0 Requirements: Supply and installation of pallet racks in building 3403. Pallet racks must be two levels to fit a pallet on top and one on bottom. A total of 64 pallets must be stored. Pallet racks must include strut protectors to protect support struts from impact strikes of cargo and forklift tines.

2.1 Each pallet position must be able to hold a standard Air Force 463L pallet (88” x 108”) and a standard Air Force ISU container (88” x 108” x 90”), and include additional space for safety clearances(inside space 122” wide, 88” deep, 116” tall). Each top level must be able to hold up to 7500 pounds. Each pallet position on the top and bottom level must have 3 pieces of 4”x4” dunnage installed to rest pallets on that will serve as tine troughs for forklift tines. Tine troughs provide a space between the floor and pallet to allow forklift tines to get under the pallet. There must be approximately 2 feet of space between rows that will have a government installed fire suppression system installed.

2.2 The pallet racks provided shall be appropriate with the usage and weight proposed in this Statement of Work (SOW). Additionally the commercial warrantee must be provided.

3.0 The contractor will contact the Contracting Officer’s Representative to make arrangements for base access.

4.0 Contractor Requirements:

4.1 Ground Safety: The contractor will ensure all personnel utilized on this contract comply with all Air Force safety regulations and installation specific safety regulations. The contractor will comply with all Federal, State, Local, safety regulations, and all applicable Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Standards. If there is a conflict between Air Force, Army, or Navy safety regulations and OSHA Standards, then applicable Air Force safety regulations will take precedence.

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