Solicitation Amendment 0001.pdf

SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

Section A - Solicitation/Contract Form

The following changes have been made:

INFORMATION FROM TO

Response Due Date 01 Dec 2025 03 Dec 2025

N0016726Q10160001

Section C - Description/Specifications/Statement of Work

Miscellaneous text in this section has been modified to:

Questions from Industry

1. Should the generator be capable of powering the container?

Yes

2. Should the air compressor be an oil lubricated type or oil less type?

Oil less

3. Insulation is sprayed on to the bottom side of the floor, so there is no need for a subfloor. Which flooring finish is preferred?

1/8" thickness aluminum diamond plate

4. What material should the worktop be made of?

Wood or metal is acceptable, preferably wood

5. What should the height of the shelf be?

34"

6. Should the interior be painted?

Aluminum diamond plate wall covering does not need to be painted.

7. Should the container be a 8.5' standard height or a 9.5' high cube?

8.5' Standard height

8. What is the preferred timeline for completion?

Delivery MUST comply with required date as outlined in the Specifications and Solicitation

9. Will this need a crane for delivery or will there be equipment capable of unloading onsite?

Delivery contractor will need to provide all equipment to offload the container. No offloading equipment is available onsite.

10. Where shall the vents for generator air/exhaust be located?

Any location in the exterior walls of the compressor/generator compartment

11. Should the air compressor be plumbed through the partition wall for air use inside the tool room?

Yes

12. Should there be a switch in the tool room which turns the air compressor on or just the breaker in the panel?

Switch in the tool room

13. Which side of the wall should the circuit breaker panel be accessed from?

The interior wall on the tool depot side NOT the compressor/generator compartment side

14. Could you please clarify the correct shipping address for this project:

5321 Riggs Road, Gaithersburg, MD

15. What is the intent of the generator? Is it for backup power for the whole unit? Or will it only power the air compressor and ancillary tools?

Power for the whole unit

16. Will the cargo doors be open when the generator is running?

Yes; though installation of exhaust for the generator is acceptable as well

17. Is a floor covering over the existing wood required in the generator area?

No

18. I know the drawing is just a guide to build the container. Are the specifics up to the builder? the e Yes, though dimensions of the shelves ar diamond plate walls have to be? 1/8" thickness

19. What type of insulation is expected?

Foam or polymeric insulation

20. For the workbench with drawers and shelf, do they need to be made of metal (what type) or wood?

Metal or wood is acceptable

21. Are there any 220v receptacles needed?

No

22. How many Amps does the circuit breaker have to be?

Generator circuit 30 Amps; Shore power circuit 50 Amps.

23. How big is the compressor/generator that will be used?

Generator minimum 4500 W, 120V, 60Hz; Compressor minimum 10 gallons and capable of 90 PSI

24. Would a mini split that is heating and cooling be ok? If so, Would 1 ton mini split be ok?

Proposer would need to provide additional information about mounting of external component of the mini split before this can be determined

25. The door to the compressor/generator room, would you like it inside the container or outside?

Outside

26. The specifications call for a 4500 W 120V generator. This generator will produce approximately 38 Amps continuous load. Given the HVAC System will use about 16 AMPS in heat mode, and 3 lights will use about 4 Amps, will the remaining 18 Amps be enough for entire tool room?

Yes

27. It states "Installation of exterior electrical components and connections to connect the container to shore-based power". There are specifications for what type of exterior electrical components or type of shore power; 1-phase, 3-phase,120V, 240V or 480V:

50A 1-phase 120V/240V

28. The attached drawing and specifications listed in above solicitation make no mention of venting in the area containing the compressor and diesel generator, nor any mention of installing an exhaust system for diesel generator to exhaust fumes while in operation. Will rear doors always be open while they are being operated?

Yes; though installation of exhaust for the generator is acceptable.

29. The attached drawing shows the HVAC unit mounted on the wall leading to the area containing the Generator and compressor. It is our opinion this will lead to the distinct possibility of fumes being drawn into the tool room area. It would be our suggestion both the HVAC unit and 36" door be mounted on the same wall opposite the swing doors.

This is an acceptable configuration.

30. Does the offerer need to provide the manufacturer and specifications for the generator, air compressor, and the HVAC unit in our proposal, or will just the specifications of each suffice?

All specifications are preferred but generator, air compressor, and HVAC specifications are not required.

31. Does our quote need to have separate line items for the generator, air compressor, HVAC, etc., or can they all be included as a total amount?

Total amount is fine

32. Workbench Material - Does the workbench top need to be wood or stainless steel?

Wood or metal is acceptable, preferably wood

33. Workbench Configuration- Should the workbench use solid drawers, or should it be a pedestal/open type design to allow room for a stool?

Open type with room for a stool or chair

34. Generator Exhaust / Enclosure - Is the generator intended to be operated with the container doors closed, requiring an external exhaust port

Doors intended to be open; though installation of exhaust for the generator is acceptable.

35. Generator Transfer Switch - Should the generator's transfer switch be automatic or manual?

Manual

36. Diamond Plate Finish - Should the diamond plate installed on the interior walls be polished or standard finish?

Either

37. Noise Level Requirements - Is there a decibel (dB) requirement for both the generator and the compressor during operation?

No

MINIMUM SPECIFICATIONS

Customized 20' Container Tool Depot

1.0 SCOPE:

The Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWCCD), Code 613, working under SEA05P Painting Center of Excellence has been tasked with improving the efficiency and effectiveness of preservation and corrosion control performed by Sailors through the execution of the Corrosion Control Assistance Teams (CCATs). NSWCCD, Code 613 requires the purchase of a 20 foot (20') shipping container outfitted to be a tool depot to be issued to the CCATs as Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) to provide a centralized location from which the CCATs can provide tools, new technologies, and training to Sailors. The Contractor shall delivery to the Government a fully fabricated and outfitted 20' shipping container tool depot that meets the below specifications.

TASK: 2.0

2.1 The CCATs executed by NSWCCD Code 613 serve as corrosion control trainers to Ships' Force (SF) in major US Navy fleet concentration areas (FCAs). At each FCA, the local CCAT stores and maintains surface preparation tools for issuing to SF and therefore requires a tool depot in which to perform maintenance on and store the tools.

2.2 The contractor shall provide one commercial, new or one-trip, customized 20' shipping container outfitted to be a tool depot in accordance with this work statement and Attachment 1 (drawing of the layout of the tool depot). The contractor shall provide:

- FOB Destination delivery and positioning of the container, per para. 4, below. Delivery cost and fees shall be included in submitted quote. Delivery will be to a prepared site, outdoors: on a dirt pad and under no cover. Contractor shall provide all equipment necessary to unload the container from the delivery vehicle.

- Documentation for the delivered container including:

Warranty certificates, as applicable, for workmanship, installed systems, paint, roof, and structure;

Instructions and manuals for installed systems;

Copy of the final inspection report, quality assurance document, or a similar document, verifying that the container meets specified requirements.

3.0 MINIMUM SPECIFICATIONS:

Requirements for the tool depot include:

1. Installation of a generator and air compressor at one end of the container in a separate compressor/generator compartment.

a. Generator shall be minimum 4500 W, 60Hz, 120V, and diesel powered.

b. Generator shall be installed on a sliding support so that the generator can be slid out of the container for maintenance.

c. Air compressor shall be minimum 10 gallons and capable of 90 PSI.

d. Compressor/generator compartment shall be positioned at the end of the container and be no larger than 6 feet in depth and the width of the container.

e. Compressor/generator compartment shall have cargo doors to access the compartment from the exterior of the container.

2. Insulation on the entire interior of the container, not including the compressor/generator compartment.

a. Foam or polymeric insulation thickness shall be minimum one inch.

b. Aluminum diamond plate shall cover insulation on all walls.

c. Covering for floor insulation shall be vinyl plank, aluminum diamond plate, or non-slip deck coating (8 mil minimum).

d. Wood, drywall, or diamond plate covering insulation on ceiling.

3. Installation of a climate control unit for heating and air conditioning.

a. Climate control system shall be 10,000 - 15,000 BTU, wall mounted, and capable of heating and cooling.

4. Installation of all electrical components including circuit breaker, three overhead lights, and 4 electrical receptacles (2 duplex (2-outlet) receptacles and 2 quadruplet (4-outlet) receptacles)

5. Installation of exterior electrical components and connections to connect the container to shore-based power.

6. One 36 inch pedestrian door on the short end of the container opposite to the compressor/generator compartment. (see Attachment 1).

7. One 60" x 30" x 34" workbench with drawers below work surface.

8. One 82" x 24" x 34" shelf mounted to the wall and capable of holding 100 pounds.

a. Material for shelf shall be metal or wood.

9. Exterior shall be painted white, tan, or light gray and be free of visible corrosion (e.g. rust).

4.0 DELIVERY DATE, SHIPPING AND DELIVERY DESTINATION:

Delivery Date. The contractor shall provide delivery of the container tool depot no later than 05 February 2026.

Shipping. The contractor shall notify the Government technical point of contact (TPOC) 5 business days prior to delivery of the container tool depot.

FOB Destination. The contractor shall deliver the container tool depot to the NSWCCD Olney Support Facility, 5321 Riggs Road, Gaithersburg, MD. The Government TPOC will coordinate site location delivery specifics with the contractor upon their notice to the Government of pending delivery.