KC-135 Wash Rack Product Specification.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- FA465425R0007
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This document is a Product Specification for a KC-135 Aircraft Wash Rack system to be installed at Grissom Air Reserve Base. The comprehensive specification details a complex wash system requiring 8 stainless steel hose reel stands, 4 NEMA 4X stainless steel remote-control panels, 4 water cannon hoses, 4 foam hoses, 4 hot water wash systems, and 4 foam systems. The system includes detailed technical requirements such as 25 GPM hot water delivery at 175 PSI, natural gas-fired burners, an 800-gallon poly holding tank, integration with existing air compressors, and specific piping and electrical requirements.
The contractor responsibilities include complete system removal, installation, site preparation, utility connections, equipment disposal, and providing a comprehensive inspection and maintenance schedule. The solicitation is a small business set-aside for NAICS code 333310 with a size standard of 1,000 employees or less. Proposals must be submitted electronically in PDF format to Jason.Hahn.4@us.af.mil by a date not specified in this document, with required submissions including manufacturer specifications, bill of materials, product literature, warranty information, and a self-certifying statement confirming project deadline capabilities.
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Product Specification For Aircraft Structural Maintenance Corrosion Section Equipment
Grissom ARB:
KC-135 Aircraft Wash Rack – Hangar Installation
1. The contractor shall provide supervision, personnel, maintenance equipment, transportation, tools, and labor necessary to remove, transport, deliver, and install the system as well as provide training on the usage and maintenance of the equipment.
2. Wash System/Installation should include:
a. 8 EA. Stainless Steel Hose Reel Stand with electric rewind stainless hose reels
i. Constructed with 304 Stainless Steel
ii. Built in hose guide rollers
iii. All welds passivated
b. 4 EA. NEMA (National Electrical Manufacturers Association) 4X Stainless- Steel Remote-Control Panes
i. Meets NEMA 4x stainless steel construction standard
ii. Controls for wash gun and foam gun
iii. Wash on/off switch
iv. Hot/cold switch
v. Reel retract switch
vi. System on light
c. 4 EA 125’ Water cannon hose with fire nozzles with adjustable stream
d. 4 EA 125’ Foam Hose shall have fire nozzles with fixed stream
e. 4 EA Hot Water Wash Systems (One on each side to operate at a time)
i. 25 GPM (Gallons Per Minute) at 175 PSI (Pounds Per Square Inch) hot water NG (Natural Gas) fired burners (Four (4) total burners)
ii. Each burner to be standard traditional 880,000 BTU coil type burner pre-assembled and mounted to galvanized stands and skids
iii. Integrated to existing NG supply
iv. Low water protection to prevent pump from running dry
v. Auto start/stop from gun
vi. Two (2) complete systems with VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) controlled vertical pumps
f. 4 EA Foam Systems (One on each side to operate at a time)
i. Two independent systems
ii. Covers 100 sq ft at a 20 ft throw in 20 seconds or less
iii. Min 12 GPM at 100 PSI output at operator station per side iv Independent pumps
v. Two (2) stainless steel water pumps with TEFC (Totally Enclosed Fan Cooled) motors
vi. 2 EA soap injector pumps
vii. Built in solenoids at reels for instant auto shut down when trigger is closed
viii. Purpose built for Type IV aircraft wash soap
g. Wash System Controls and Integration
i. Min 800-gallon poly holding tank
ii. Pre-installed tank bulkhead fittings
iii. 3 float switches (low float, high float and emergency auto fill shut down float)
iv. Electrical actuated auto fill valve
h. Integrate to existing air compressor
i. Connect system to existing air compressor with required regulators and filters
i. All required Wash System Piping (if needed) to make system functional, this includes all piping throughout the mechanical room and to hangar reels.
j. All required Foamer System Piping to make system functional, this includes all piping throughout the mechanical room and to hangar reels.
k. All control wiring and conduit to make system functional this includes all conduit throughout the mechanical room and to hangar reels.
l. Compressed Air Piping to make system functional, this includes all piping throughout the mechanical room and to hangar reels.
m. All mounting for piping and conduit to be done using stainless unistrut and stainless pipe clamps to make system completely functional. Zinc mounting hardware will not be acceptable.
3. Contractor Responsibilities include:
a. Removal of any existing equipment and clearing of the jobsite
b. Cutting of holes in the building roof or walls, or repairs to same
c. Any concrete work or repairs as required to provide a level installation surface
d. Modifications to the building or structure, exhaust stack, flashing, rain caps, etc., and installation of same
e. Main Power and Water Connections are to be made to the existing utilities within the hangar/mechanical room.
f. Any required rental equipment
h. Disposal of all construction refuse
i. Electrical grounding as required
4. Standard manufacturer’s parts and labor warranty will be honored with options to extend warranty if deemed necessary. Extended warranty options will be proposed by the contractor and decided upon during proposal finalization.
5. The contractor shall provide a descriptive and comprehensive inspection checklist and maintenance schedule for above pieces of equipment for this agency to check on a daily, weekly, and monthly basis. The inspection criteria will be based on manufactures recommendations for inspections based on the above frequencies.
6. No Progress Payments, or any other types of Contract Financing, will be authorized or allowable for this requirement.
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