Minimum Installation Requirements.pdf
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- Spray and Cure Vehicle Paint Booth Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA462523Q1098
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This document outlines minimum installation requirements for a spray and cure vehicle paint booth. The installation consists of freight, permits, receiving and securing equipment, uncrating, erecting the spray booth and air makeup unit, installing intake/discharge ductwork, supply assembly hardware, installing exhaust ducts and supports, wiring from control panels to devices, electrical grounding, airlines to two points of use, lifting devices, crane if needed, start-up and balancing by a technician, and training customers. The general contractor building the facility must provide a clear work area, secure storage, required modifications, a level floor, electrical and compressed air supplies, natural gas piping, fire protection, wall/roof penetrations, and sealing of penetrations.
The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation from the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command to provide a spray and cure vehicle paint booth. The solicitation number is FA462523Q1098.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Paint Booth and Vehicle Maintenance Facility Drawings.pdf | ||
| PWS Paint Booth.pdf | ||
| Brand Name or Equal Justification IAW FAR Part 13.pdf | ||
| Provisions and Clauses.pdf | ||
| FA462523Q1098 Spray and Cure Paint Booth COMBO Synopsis and Solicitation.pdf |
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MINIMUM INSTALLATION CONSISTS OF THE FOLLOWING:
1. Freight cost associated with equipment shipped to job site.
2. Securing any necessary permits and paying applicable taxes for construction.
3. Receiving, off-loading, and securing of all equipment.
4. Uncrating of equipment.
5. Erection of the spray booth and AMU.
6. Installation of the intake/ discharge ductwork.
7. Supplying all necessary assembly hardware for the spray booth.
8. Installation of exhaust duct, duct supports, fan connection rings, and stack head assemblies.
9. Wiring from the control panel(s) to all devices (fans, lights, and switches).
10. Electrical grounding of all components.
11. Airline installation to two (2) points of use.
12. Providing adequate lifting devices (forklift/ scissors lift) capable of lifting workers or equipment to any point necessary during installation.
13. Any crane needed for lifting.
14. Start-up and balancing of the paint booth and AMU by factory technician.
15. Training of customer personnel on operations and maintenance of all components installed.
16. Clean-up of equipment and working area in which the installation is performed
GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDING THE BUILDING SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FOLLOWING:
1. Providing clear work are prior to installation of all paint equipment.
2. Providing secure storage for installation crew tools and equipment.
3. Providing all required building modifications.
4. Providing level floor for installation of spray booth.
5. Supplying adequate electrical supply to all control panels for system operation.
6. Providing necessary compressed air supply piping to demarcation point noted on the Drawings at 25 CFM per point of use.
7. Providing necessary natural gas supply piping. Piping to be terminated into customer-provided gas regulator for pressure control.
8. Providing fire protection system.
9. Providing necessary wall/ roof penetrations.
10. Providing sealing, flashing, and weatherproofing of all penetrations.
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