Question set 2 for Luke FA860425RB006 a.pdf
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This is a Question and Answer document (Set #2) for solicitation FA8604-25-R-B006 at Luke Air Force Base, Arizona, addressing technical inquiries about mobile aisle storage systems. The document contains two questions from manufacturers proposing modifications to mobile aisle configurations in Support 123 and Supply 101 areas.
The first question proposes making the last 48" carriage stationary in Support 123 to address tripping hazards, while the second suggests reconfiguring Supply 101 to have four 48" moving carriages with 24" deep stationary units on each end, reducing required nets from 5 to 4. Both questions received the same response indicating that the mobile aisles have been reconfigured, with references to a revised drawing ALK712-01 Drawing REV1.
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FA8604-25-R-B006
Luke AFB, Arizona Question/Answers Set #2
1. For the mobile aisle in support 123 our manufacturer proposed making the last 48" carriage a stationary carriage. As it is drawn, it would present a tripping hazard unless you add a ramp to that side as well which may not fit because of the workstation right next to it. Would this be acceptable?
Answer: the mobile aisle in Support 123 has been reconfigured. Attached is a revised drawing ALK712-01 Drawing REV1
2. For the mobile aisle in Supply 101, our manufacturer proposed changing the design to 4
48" moving carriages with a 24" deep stationary on each side to bookend the mobile aisle. This would reduce the need for 5 nets down to 4 as well. Would this be acceptable?
Answer: the mobile aisle in Supply 101 has been reconfigured. Attached is a revised drawing ALK712-01 Drawing REV1
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