SPECS - Modular Barriers System.pdf
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This document is a Specification Sheet for a Modular Barriers System required by the 366th Security Forces Squadron located on Mountain Home AFB, ID. The system must comply with UFC 4-022-02 requirements and be on the current DoD Anti-Ram Barrier List. The requirement is for 24 Mifram Security Modular Vehicle Barriers - MVB3X with pivot system and storage cases. The barriers must provide a minimum of 7.5-ton truck at 30 MPH protection, be modular and adaptable to any road width, and allow for incremental deployment without cables or hitches. The barriers must be safety yellow, allow one-person assembly, and have an open design to avoid providing cover and concealment. Delivery is required within 60 days of contract award to the Main Gate on Mountain Home AFB. Shipping is to be included in the quotation.
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SPECIFICATION SHEET
Mountain Home AFB, ID
Modular Barriers 20 August 2024
1. GENERAL: The 366th Security Forces Squadron located on Mountain Home AFB, ID requires a portable barrier system to be used for special events.
1.1. Certification: IAW DoDI o-2000.16/V1-DAFI 31-145-0/Antiterrorism (AT) Program Implementation anti-vehicle barriers must be designed to comply with UFC 4-022-02, Selection and Application of Vehicle Barriers. IAW UFC 4-022-02/Selection and Application of Vehicle Barriers, only barriers on either the DoS list or DoD list are approved for use on DoD projects.
Therefore, the portable barriers must be on the current DoD Anti-Ram Barrier List (attached).
2. PORTABLE BARRIERS:
2.1. Twenty-four (24) Mifram Security Modular Vehicle Barriers - MVB3X with the barrier pivot system and storage case.
2.2. Physical Characteristics:
2.1.1. Must provide a minimum of protection from a 7.5-ton truck at 30 MPH.
2.1.2. Barrier System must be modular and adaptable to any road width.
2.1.3. Barrier units must be able to be deployed in increments of 2 feet or less to ensure it will fit any size roadway.
2.1.3. Multiple traffic lanes of continuous coverage must be able to be assembled without the use of cables or ball/hitch connections. Cables shall not be used in the modular vehicle barrier system.
2.1.4. Three points of connection via metal structure and pins are REQUIRED to connect the barriers to each other to ensure continuity in the barrier integrity and stopping capability.
2.1.5. Units must have the option to pivot and transition into an operational gate.
2.1.5. The Barriers MUST be Safety Yellow in color for maximum visibility.
2.1.6. One person to assemble, deploy and dismantle. No tools required for assembly.
2.1.7. Must have an open structure design, with no solid metal/bullet resistant piece being more than 18” in width, as to not provide an active shooter cover and concealment.
2.1.8. Individual barrier units must fold for easy carrying. Storage, and transportation.
2.1.9. Bottom edges of the barriers must be protected by aluminum covers (for pedestrian safety).
3. SPECIFICS:
3.1. Shipping must be included in the quotation.
3.2. Contractor shall deliver and install the system at the Main Gate (Bldg. 6410) on Mountain Home AFB ID, 83648
3.3. Delivery will be no later than 60 days after date of contract (DOC).
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