FA481926Q0029 - Q and A.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract opportunity FA481926Q0029. The document addresses a single inquiry regarding sling specifications for aircraft handling equipment. The F-16 sling is specified as 11 feet in length and constructed of wire rope. The F-22 sling consists of three legs with varying lengths: two legs measuring 15 feet 6 inches each and one leg measuring 13 feet, constructed of synthetic sling material. The document does not provide pictures or additional specifications beyond these dimensions and material compositions.
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| Solicitation - FA481926Q0029.pdf | ||
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FA481926Q0029
Questions and Answers
1. What is the length of the F-22 and F-16 slings? Are they synthetic slings or wire rope?
Do you have any pictures?
F-16 Sling is 11 feet, Wire rope.
F-22 Sling is 2 legs 15 feet 6 inch, One leg 13 feet, synthetic sling.
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