Luke FA860422RB007 posted Q and A 5.31.2022.pdf
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This document contains a federal contract opportunity solicitation for vertical lift modules and related questions and answers. The Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center is seeking proposals for the design, fabrication, installation, and testing of vertical lift modules for aircraft maintenance equipment storage at Luke Air Force Base in Arizona. The small business set-aside contract has a total of seven line items and requires completion within 260 days of award. Proposals are due by June 16th and will be evaluated based on lowest price technically acceptable. The solicitation documents, including specifications and drawings, are available online. Power at the site is 440 or 208 volts, three phase, within approximately 65 to 90 feet of the units. No modifications to the specified tray dimensions will be accepted.
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| Luke FA860422RB007 QA set 5.pdf | ||
| Solicitation Amendment FA860422RB0070001 SF 30.pdf | ||
| MMHS Vertical Lift Modules for AME Storage Luke AFB AZ Amendment 1.zip | ZIP file | |
| Luke FA860422RB007 QA set 4.pdf | ||
| Luke FA860422RB007 QA 6.1.2022 set 3.pdf | ||
| Luke FA860422RB007 posted Q and A 5.31.2022 set 2.pdf | ||
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| Solicitation - FA860422RB007.pdf |
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Luke FA8604‐22‐R‐B007 RFP Question as of 5/31/2022
Question Set 1
(1) Can you please clarify the way the dimensions are listed? (D x W and W x D)
* Unit X for (2) & unit Y for (1) dimensions: 136”D x 88”W x 190”H (all +/‐2”).
Tray dimensions: 73”W x 41”D, +1”, capacity 1850‐lbs.
* Unit Z Qty. (2) dimensions: 136”D x 79”W x 190”H (+/‐2”).
Tray dimensions: 65”W x 41”D, +1”, capacity 1100‐lbs
Answer Question 1 answer: As shown on AF DRAWING ALK101‐01, the unit widths are 87” (UNIT X) AND 79’ (UNIT Y), that corresponds to tray width of 73” FOR UNIT X AND 65” FOR UNIT Y.
(2) Would the following modifications be an acceptable exception to spec?
* For X & Y: 125”D (9” shorter) x 91”W (1” wider) x 190”H With tray dimensions: 75”W (1” wider) x 34”D (+7” shallower), capacity 1653‐lbs. (197‐lbs lighter)
* For Z: Our 125”D (9” shorter) x 91”W (10” wider) x 190”H With tray dimensions: 75”W (26” wider) x 34”D (7” shallower), capacity 1102‐lbs. (OK)
Answer:
Question 2 answer: Those tray dimensions are not acceptable, specifically the depth dimension. The user is trying to store two items on the specific trays one is 34” LONG and the other is 40” LONG, therefore the need for the tray to be minimum 41”. A 34” DEEP tray would alter the planned storage configuration on the tray and reduce the number of items able to be stored on the tray.
(3) Can you confirm the building power is AC, and specify what voltage and phase as well as the distance to the closest junction box for hookup?
Answer Question 3 answer: As indicated on AF Drawing ALK101‐01, there are two power panel located on the wall, near the office area. One panel is a 440 volt, 3 phase box, the other 208, 3 Phase. These are an approximate 65’ (Straight shot) from the VLM units. If you run along the wall, it’s approximately 90’.
Please contact the Contract Specialist Brenda Hicks for any additional questions @ Brenda.Hicks@us.af.mil and Matthew.Heher@us.af.com.
End of Question and Answers Set 1
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