Questions and Responses Brass Shredder.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- FA481424TF052
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This document contains questions and responses related to an Ordnance Disposal Machine (Brass Shredder) that is the subject of a federal contract opportunity solicitation.
The key details are as follows: The brass would be loaded into the shredder either with a hopper or by hand, depending on the quantity. The most common round sizes to be disposed of are 5.56mm, 9mm, and 7.62mm. The term "inert" is defined as a munition item or component that contains no explosives, active chemicals or pyrotechnics, but is not necessarily noncombustible. The contract opportunity, solicitation number FA481424TF052, is for the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command to acquire an Ordnance Disposal Machine (Brass Shredder) for the 6 SFS/CATM. This will allow for the full decommissioning and recycling of expended brass rounds.
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Questions and Responses Ordnance disposal machine
1. How will you load the spent brass into the shredder?
The brass would be loaded with either a brass hopper or by hand depending on the amount that would needs to be shredded.
2. What is the size of the casing for the machine?
The most common round sizes that will be disposed of is 5.56MM, 9MM, and
7.62MM.
3. Please Define what this means. (must be able to inert brass IAW T.O 11A-1-60 and DLA 4160.21M.)
Inert is defined as a munition item or component that contains no explosives, active chemicals or pyrotechnics, but is not necessarily noncombustible.
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