Appendix KK - Fast Trac 246 Training Capping Material.pdf
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This document is a solicitation for air damage repair material. The solicitation seeks proposals for concrete capping material and associated logistics to support training requirements under an air damage repair modernization program. Offerors must propose pricing for concrete capping kits and shipping on the attached price sheet in addition to describing their proposed technical approach and logistics plan. Proposals are due by May 17, 2021 and the award will be a fixed price indefinite delivery/indefinite quantity contract for five years. The small business set-aside is for a NAICS code of 327320 with a size standard of 500 employees. The soliciting agency is the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Installation Contracting Agency.
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Appendix KK Fast Trac 246 Training Capping, Material
1. Introduction. Under the ADR Modernization Program, Western Material and Design, LLC’s Fast Trac 246 Concrete material is utilized as a training capping material.
1.1. Due to Fast Trac 246 Concrete material’s similar cementitious properties and its ability to be placed with identical procedures to approved capping material; it is intended as a cost effective training solution.
1.2. Fast Trac 246 Concrete material should be utilized at training locations that only require material adequate to instruct the ADR process and not traffic the repairs.
2. Fast Trac 246.
2.1. Feasibility:
2.1.1. The minimum packing requirements are:
2.1.1.1. 5-gal Bucket - The bucket must allow for the addition of water and mixing operation.
Buckets will be shipped palletized and shrink wrapped.
2.1.1.2. 3000-lb supersack - The supersack must be constructed of polypropylene, foil lined, and equipped with top mounted, self-standing, lifting loops. The 3000-lb supersack utilized must be in accordance with appendix P. Must have the option of individual shipment or quantities of twelve (12) each stored in ISO shipping containers. The container configuration must be in accordance with appendix U.
2.1.2. Shelf Life –The minimum shelf life requirements for the material are:
2.1.2.1.Outside Covered – minimum 18 months.
2.1.2.2.ISO Container Stored – minimum 36 months.
2.1.3. Safety/Hazardous Chemical Issues – The material’s SDS will be evaluated against that of standard cementitious material. If additional precautions are required, the effect to the spall repair process will be evaluated and if deemed unacceptable, the material will be rejected.
3. Fast Trac 246 Vendor:
3.1. Western Material and Design, LLC
Mr. John Caldwell 1-816-380-4747 or 1-913-951-9438 Email: jcaldwell@wmdus.com
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