FloodMitigationPumps_Scope of Work Sources_Sought.docx
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This is a Sources Sought Notice issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, National Flood Fight Material Center (NFFMC), Rock Island District, for market research purposes only. The government is seeking to identify potential vendors capable of providing self-priming, self-powered flood water abatement or mitigation pumps in sizes ranging from 3 inches to 24 inches in diameter. The pumps must be diesel-engine powered, capable of dry self-priming to a vacuum of up to 28 inches of mercury or suction lifts up to 25 feet, and meet or exceed the American National Standard for Flood Abatement Equipment (ANSI FM 2510-2020). Pumps 8 inches and smaller must be mounted on wheeled trailers, while larger pumps may be on wheeled trailers or skid-base trailers. The procurement applies to NAICS Code 333996 (Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing) with a size standard of 1,250 employees and PSC 4320 (Power and Hand Pumps).
Interested vendors must submit capability statements to Contract Specialist Stanley L. Bolton at stanley.l.bolton@usace.army.mil by the closing date. Required submission documents include a cover letter with company information (name, address, UEI code, CAGE code, and point of contact details) and a detailed capability statement demonstrating the company's ability to meet specifications and deliver products per the Statement of Work guidelines. The capability statement must include facts and information sheets for each pump type, discharge and suction hoses, dimensional specifications, weight, onboard fuel tank size, fuel consumption rates, delivery capability throughout the Continental United States, service and parts availability locations, and remote monitoring and location systems. Pumps smaller than 18 inches must be delivered with three 10-foot suction hoses, three 50-foot discharge hoses, connection fittings, and debris filters, and must be capable of handling solids and operating in dry conditions for up to 24 hours without damage. No award will be made from this Sources Sought Notice.
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SOURCES SOUGHT
SELF-PRIMING, SELF-POWERED FLOOD WATER ABATEMENT OR MITIGATION PUMPS
THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT AND IS FOR INFORMATIONAL/MARKET RESEARCH PURPOSES ONLY.
THIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL, QUOTATION OR BID, NOR A SYNOPSIS OF A PROPOSED CONTRACT ACTION UNDER FAR SUBPART 5.2.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, National Flood Fight Material Center (NFFMC), Rock Island District, is seeking businesses that can provide Flood Mitigation Pumps in accordance with the attached Scope of Work.
Please read the full document, description and scope of work in its entirety:
NAICS CODE: 333996 (Fluid Power Pump and Motor Manufacturing
SIZE STANDARD: Number of Employees 1250
PSC: 4320 Power and Hand Pumps
This announcement is for information and planning purposes only and is not to be construed as a commitment by the Government, implied or otherwise, to issue a solicitation or make a contract award. NO AWARD will be made from this Sources Sought Notice. This is NOT a request for proposals, quotes or invitation for bid. The sole purpose of this notice is to identify potential System for Award Management (SAM) Database registered businesses that are interested in and capable of performing this work.
Companies capable of providing this requirement in accordance with the detailed Scope of Work (SOW) provide capability statements to Contract Specialist, Stanley L. Bolton at stanley.l.bolton@usace.army.mil no later than the closing date of this sources sought.
Responses should contain the following documents:
a. Cover letter with company name, address, UEI code, Cage, Code, Point of Contact (POC) name, POC direct phone number, POC address.
b. Capability Statement providing information demonstrating the company’s product ability to meet specifications within the SOW and the company can provide the product within the guidelines of the SOW.
See attachments for a copy of the SOW, Shipment Container Plans and Specification, and Ordering minimum and maximum quantities.
Scope of Work Self-Priming, Self-Powered Flood Water Abatement or Mitigation Pumps
Seeking a self-priming, self-powered flood abatement or mitigation pumps in sizes from 3-inches to 18-inches in diameter that have been tested for American National Standard for Flood Abatement Equipment, ANSI, FM 2510-2020.
Contractor/Vendor shall have the ability to arrange delivery anywhere in the Continental United States.
Contractor/Vendors capability statement shall include in detail:
· A facts/information sheet on each pump type, their discharge hoses and suction hoses. Items that are of special interest are: dimensions, weight, onboard fuel tank size, and fuel consumption rate.
· A map of locations the company can provide the pump and a list of that can provide service and parts.
See below a list of the minimum Salient characteristic for the Pump and required components:
Horizontal self-priming, self-powered centrifugal type flood water abatement or mitigation pumps that shall have the ability to fulfil the following requirements:
- Self-Powered using diesel engine
- Dry Self-Priming to a vacuum up to 28-Inch Hg or suction lifts up to 25 ft
- Pump sizes (inches) that may be purchased:
- 3x3 inches
- 4x4 inches
- 6x6 inches
- 8x8 inches
- 10x10 inches
- 12x12 inches
- 18x18 inches
- 24x18 inches
- Pump and power source assembly are a combined unit on a trailer:
- Pumps less than and equal to 8x8 inches are mounted to a wheeled trailer.
- Pumps larger than 10x10 inches are on a wheeled trailer or trailer with a skid base.
- Pump assembly has remote monitoring system and location capability on an as-needed basis.
- Pumps assembly meet or exceed American National Standard for Flood Abatement Equipment, ANSI, FM 2510-2020 standard
- Pump assemblies less than 18-inches will be delivered with the following using Bauer Type B connections:
- Three (3) 10-foot semi-flexible suction hoses
- Three (3) 50-foot flexible discharge horses
- A 45-degree connection.
- A 90-degree connection
- Debris Filter connection
- Pumps shall be capable of passing solids with a minimum sphere size without damage to the pump unit.
- Pumps shall be capable of operating in dry conditions for periods up to 24 hours without resulting in damage to the pumps.
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