Technical_Evaluation_Criteria_B-1_Post_Dock_Trailers.pdf

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B-1 Post Dock Trailers Federal contract opportunity
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FA8126-16-Q-0120
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center Tinker Air Force Base

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TECHNICAL PROPOSAL EVALUATION‐CRITICAL FACTOR LIST

Project:

Proposal #:

Company:

Evaluator(s):

Date:

Signature:

Item Criteria

Acceptable

/ Not

Acceptable

(Yes / No)

Remarks

The trailer shall be a 3,500 lb. minimum single axle that is 7’ wide by 14’ length.

Trailer must be 8’2” overall height and

6’6” interior height.

Trailer shall have ST175/80R13 LR “C”

Goodyear Radial or equivalent tires that are sufficient for towing trailer behind a motorized vehicle.

The trailer shall be equipped with a

2,000 lb. top crank A‐frame or equivalent tow bar with a 2” ball hitch.

The trailer shall be equipped with a storage box that is 69” length x 20” width x 15” deep.

The insulated entry door shall be 36” wide with right hand hinge and be located on the right hand side (curbside) towards the front end (tow end) of the trailer.

The entry door shall be equipped with a cypher lock door handle.

The door entry way shall be equipped with a foldable door step.

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A minimum of two windows that are 6 feet wide by 4 feet height shall be installed. The center window pane shall be capable of opening and closing. The windows shall be located on each side of the trailer at the aft end.

The window awnings shall be constructed to withstand high winds when trailer is located on the flight line.

The awning supports shall be manufactured to provide maximum support and to prevent awnings from flying up or open during high winds when trailer is located on the flight line.

Flooring shall be heavy duty non‐skid vinyl flooring or similar material.

Trailer shall be equipped with an insulated vinyl ceiling liner. Sidewall insulation shall be a minimum of 1 inch

R5 fiberglass insulation.

The countertop shall be L‐shaped and located all the way across the back end of the trailer and 6’ 5” from back wall running towards the front of the trailer on the left side (roadside). The height of the countertop shall be 28’ and the width shall be 25”. The countertop shall have cable drops located in the three corners and one in middle of aft counter and one in middle of roadside counter for a total of five holes for computer/printer cables.

The trailer shall have overhead LED lighting to provide visibility inside the trailer.

In place of the standard overhead

AC/Heat unit the trailer shall be equipped with an 18,000 BTU AC/Heater

(Window Style Unit) in the front (tow side) wall over the trailer tongue towards the left hand side of trailer. See photos of existing trailers for example of window unit placement.

A 3 inch cord access hole shall be cut in the floor on the left side close to wall half way between the forward end of the counter and the front of the trailer.

Two large hooks shall be mounted on the outside of the trailer on the left side forward of the window for CEMU and com cord storage. The hooks should be spaced four (4) feet apart from each other.

The trailer mounted power receptacle shall be equivalent to the current power receptacle ‐ Appleton ACR‐1034 receptacle.

The Power Cord shall be a 50 feet power cord with plug equivalent to Appleton

ACP‐1034‐CD or Crouse Hinds APJ10487 at one end and 20A/250V 5‐Wire Twist

Lock Plug – Hubbell HBL3521C or equivalent at the other end. There shall be a power cord provide for each trailer.

The trailer shall be equipped with a 100

AMP Service Panel (120/240 Volt) and wired for 230 VAC. The 3rd hot leg from the 3 Phase Power Receptacle (2.19) should be routed to and capped off in the trailer circuit breaker box.

Electrical Outlets – Approximate location:

a. One 110 vac duplex wall receptacle on right side (curbside) under counter.

b. Two 110 vac duplex wall receptacles on back wall under counter.

c. One 110 vac duplex wall receptacle on back wall 3 inches above counter in the center.

d. Two 110 vac duplex wall receptacles on left side (road side) under counter.

Aft receptacle shall be 2 feet from back wall and second receptacle shall be 6 feet forward of window 3 feet from floor level.

e. One 30A/125V 3‐wire twist‐lock wall receptacle on left side (road side) of wall under forward end of counter.

f. Receptacle for 18,000 BTU AC/Heater

(Window Unit Style)

Power Cord Adapters – Each trailer shall include a 1 foot power cord adapter that must mate to Hubbell HBL3521C or equivalent at one end and must mate to

C430R9W or equivalent at the other end.

The trailer shall be equipped with adjustable heavy duty rear corner post jacks and 24 inch front scissor jacks.

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