Attachment 3 - RFI Responses.pdf
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- AFIT 3D Metal Printer Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA860121R0061
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This combined synopsis and solicitation requests proposals for an additive metal 3D printer to be delivered to the Air Force Institute of Technology on Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio. Offerors must provide a printer capable of printing with tungsten and molybdenum alloys, with delivery and installation to be completed within three months of award. Proposals are due by 14 October 2021 and will be evaluated based on technical quality and price, with award being made to the responsible offeror whose proposal represents the best value. The solicitation provides responses to requests for information indicating flexibility on laser wattages and capabilities for building single or multiple parts simultaneously.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attachment 3 - RFI Responses.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 - Solicitation - FA860121R0061.pdf | ||
| Attatchment 3 - RFI Responses.pdf | ||
| Attatchment 3 - RFI Response.pdf | ||
| Attatchment 3 - RFI Responses.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 - Solicitation - FA860121R0061.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 - FAR 52.204-24.pdf |
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Attachment 3: Requests for Information and Responses
12 October 2021
1. Solicitation calls for one 500 watt laser and one 1000 watt laser. Is there a preference to have two different laser wattages or can both lasers be 1000 watts?
No preference, both lasers may be 1000 Watts or deliver a 500 Watt & 1000 Watt pair.
2. Regarding the dual laser configuration, requesting clarification of how the two lasers should operate. For example, two lasers building the same part, or two lasers building two separate parts, or one laser for testing?
Both lasers should be able to build the same part or act independently building different parts.
3. What types of material will used for printing?
Tungsten and molybdenum alloys.
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