Attachment 1- Carbon Removal and Replacement-.pdf
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- Carbon Filter Pellet Removal and Replacement
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- FA500026Q0027
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This is a Salient Characteristics attachment describing filter maintenance services required by the 3rd Maintenance Squadron (3rd MXS) Fabrication Flight at Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson (JBER), Alaska. The document outlines professional filter maintenance services for Bristol Environmental & Engineering Model CD-6626-PSB-82-ARC spray booth facilities located at two facilities: the Corrosion Facility (Building 6263) and the ASMLO Facility (Building 9696).
The Corrosion Facility operates three paint booths with a combined total of 440 filters. Two small paint booths each contain 80 filters measuring 20" L x 3" W x 20" H, while one large paint booth contains 280 filters measuring 24" L x 3" W x 24" H. The ASMLO Facility consists of four aircraft bays with a combined total of 792 filters; all filters are identically sized at 24" L x 3" W x 24" H, with 198 filters per bay. Essential services include delivery and installation of 34,000 lbs of 4mm particle carbon pellets, removal and legal disposal or recycling of all spent carbon material, and installation of new carbon strictly adhering to Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) instructions. The contractor must furnish all labor, materials, equipment, and specialized tools necessary to complete the bulk carbon filter exchange. The government will provide a 32-foot scissor lift on site for contractor use to access the upper sections of the filters.
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Attachment 1-- Low Observable/Corrosion Control Paint Booth Carbon Filter Pellet Removal and Replacement Salient Characteristics
The 3rd Maintenance Squadron (3rd MXS) Fabrication Flight, located at Joint Base Elmendorf- Richardson (JBER), AK, requires professional filter maintenance services for Bristol Environmental & Engineering Model CD-6626-PSB-82-ARC spray booth facilities.
• The Corrosion Facility (Bldg. 6263) operates three paint booths requiring a total of 440 filters. This setup includes two small paint booths that need enough carbon pellets to fill 160 filters total (80 per booth). The filters for these small booths measure 20” L x 3” W x 20” H. Additionally, the facility houses one large paint booth that requires carbon pellets to fill 280 filters, which measure 24” L x 3” W x 24” H.
• The ASMLO Facility (Bldg. 9696) consists of four aircraft bays requiring a total of 792 filters. All filters utilized in the ASMLO facility are identically sized. Each of the four bays requires 198 large filters, all measuring 24” L x 3” W x 24” H.
The items listed below are deemed essential for meeting the government's minimum needs:
1. Carbon Supply Delivery and installation of 34,000 lbs of 4mm particle carbon pellets.
2.Old Carbon Removal Responsible for the removal, shipment, and legal disposal and/or recycling of all spent carbon material.
3. Installation of new carbon must strictly adhere to the Original Equipment
Manufacturer (OEM) instructions.
4. Equipment Contractor is responsible for furnishing all equipment and specialized tools required to complete the maintenance.
5. The contractor shall provide all labor, materials, equipment, and tools necessary to perform a bulk carbon filter exchange.
Government Furnished Equipment:
Equipment: The government has a 32’ scissor lift on site available for use by the contractor to reach the upper section of the filters as needed.
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