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Bomb Lift Test Weight
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This document appears to be an item description for a custom-built test weight required for a federal contract opportunity. The test weight must meet specific parameters, including a weight of 6,700 pounds (+550/-0), and be constructed of concrete, cast iron, or steel. The desired specifications include a weight tolerance of +/- 250 pounds, with the as-built weight marked within +/- 5 pounds and a traceable certificate of weight provided. The test weight must have a steel plate construction, be completely sealed, and have a painted exterior, custom-designed for bomb lift table testing.

The related federal contract opportunity is a solicitation issued by the Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command, solicitation number FA441724Q0132, for a Bomb Lift Test Weight. The solicitation indicates that the custom-built test weight must meet the same parameters outlined in the item description, and that G.T. Michelli Co., Inc. meets all the criteria.

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Parts Research: In accordance with the T.O. the custom built test weight must meet these parameters:

“Test weight fabrication material is optional, either Concrete, Cast Iron, or Steel. The required weight of 6700 pounds (+550/-0).

Item Description: CUSTOM DESIGN TEST WEIGHT 7000 LB. TEST WEIGHT +/- 250 LB AT TIME OF BUILD AS-BUILT WEIGHT MARKED WITH EXACT WEIGHT +/- 5 LB DATA PLATE STATING ACTUAL WEIGHT ATTACHED TRACEABLE CERTIFICATE OF WEIGHT PROVIDED STEEL PLATE CONSTRUCTION - COMPLETELY SEALED

PAINTED EXTERIOR CUSTOM DESIGN-BUILD FOR BOMB LIFT TABLE TESTING

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