Salient Characteristics.pdf
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This document appears to be a set of salient characteristics for a Medium Shelter System that is part of a federal contract opportunity.
The key details are:
- The medium shelter system is 52 feet long x 29.5 feet wide x 15 feet high (1,534 sq ft), made of durable fabric with UV, flame, and water resistance. Each shelter is shipped and stored in its own aluminum container.
- The shelters are designed to withstand temperatures from -40°F to 140°F, wind speeds up to 100 mph, and exposure to dust, sand, and rain.
- The shelters can be assembled by six personnel in approximately 4 hours (24 labor hours) without special tools, and multiple shelters can be interconnected.
- The shelters are compatible with existing Alaska Small and Medium Shelter Systems, and include interchangeable components.
- The solicitation is for 2 CAMSS Medium Shelter Systems (Part Number: AK-3052-MSSC-2) to be delivered to Tyndall AFB, FL. Quotes must be submitted by 1:00 PM CST on September 24, 2024 and will be valid until September 30, 2024.
- The procurement is being conducted by the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command.
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Salient Characteristics
CLIN 2: Medium Shelter System, with Aluminum Container, Tan
Part Number: CAMSS-HIT-29.552T
Quantity: 2
Dimensions and Capacity:
Length: 52 feet
Width: 29.5 feet
Height: 15 feet
Total Area: 1,534 sq ft
Construction:
Material: Durable fabric with UV resistance, flame resistance, and water resistance.
Container: Each shelter is shipped and stored in its own aluminum container.
Environmental Resistance:
Temperature Range: Capable of withstanding temperatures from -40°F to 140°F.
Wind Resistance: Designed to endure wind speeds up to 100 mph.
Exposure: Resistant to dust, sand, and rain.
Portability and Deployment:
Assembly: Can be assembled by a minimum of six personnel in approximately 4 hours (24 labor hours).
Tools: Assembly requires no special tools.
Interconnectivity: Multiple shelters can be interconnected.
Compatibility:
Existing Inventory: Compatible with existing Alaska Small Shelter Systems (SSS) and Alaska Medium Shelter Systems (MSS).
Components: Includes interchangeable components such as guy ropes, carabiners, tension bars, and liners.
Operational Consistency:
Performance: Provides consistent performance and structural characteristics across all units.
Training: Ensures uniformity in training and deployment.
Durability:
Long-Term Use: Constructed for long-term use with resistance to UV degradation, corrosion, and frequent handling.
Color:
Tan: Shelter fabric color is tan, matching existing inventory for uniformity.
All items must be shipped to Tyndall AFB, FL, ensuring secure and timely delivery.
These characteristics are designed to ensure that the shelters meet the rigorous demands of military training environments and operational conditions.
IAW AFPAM10-219V5:
10.3. BEAR Shelters
10.3.2. Medium Shelter System (MSS). This shelter is 52 feet long by 29.5 feet wide by 15 feet high (1,534 sq ft) and is used as an all-purpose, mid-sized shelter (Figure 10.2) in the maintenance, warehouse, storage and kitchen areas. The shelter is shipped and stored in its own containers. An all-terrain forklift and a hammer drill and bits are required for erection. It may be erected over soil, asphalt, or concrete. This shelter has a 120/208 VAC, 60-cycle, 3-phase, 5-wire input. The MSS is replacing the General Purpose Shelter in the inventory. It provides tighter protection against dust and insects, has lower maintenance costs and takes up less shipping space. These shelters are also known as the “M Double S.” A minimum of six people can safely assemble this structure in about 4 hours (24 labor hours) and multiple shelters can be interconnected. Consult T.O. 35E5-6- 21, California Medium Shelter System, for more details.
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