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This document contains a request for proposal for a Storage Aid System at Minneapolis St. Paul IAP ARS in Minnesota. The Air Force is soliciting proposals to design, fabricate, install, and test a Storage Aid System for Building 863 at the location. Proposals are due by July 18, 2023 at 4:00 PM ET and must be submitted by email. The contract is set aside for small businesses with 500 employees or fewer and is valued at 238 days from award. Evaluation will be based on lowest price technically acceptable. The document includes questions and answers about the project site including pictures of the concrete pad, mechanical platform, and general work area. Details are provided about the load capacity of the concrete pad and guarding around the mechanical platform.
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FA8604‐23‐R‐B011
Minneapolis St. Paul IAP ARS, MN Questions/Answers Set 3 Date 20 July 2023
Questions/Responses:
1) Are you able to provide a picture of the concrete pad? See 3 attached images below.
Questions/Answers Set 3
2) Are you able to provide a picture of the mechanical platform? See 2 attached images below.
3) Are you able to provide a picture of the general area this will be installed in? See 4 attached images below.
4) Does the mechanical platform have guarding around it? If so, how tall is it? We are trying to figure out what equipment will be needed/how to install the runway above it. See attachment titled “Mechanical Platform Images & Details – FOR REFERENCE ONLY”
5) What is the load capacity rating for the concrete pad? Will we be able to put a scissors lift on it for installation of the runway? The floor is 8‐inch‐thick concrete slab with #4 bars, spaced 12‐ inches on center. The 48” raised slab is constructed the same as the other slab. There are currently multiple lifts and fork trucks being used on both slabs.
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