Pricing Sheet Blasting Cabinets W90VN7-23-R-0331.docx

REQUEST FOR QUOTE:

W90VN7-23-R-0331 Combined Synopsis/Solicitation for the purchase of 2 Blasting Media Cabinet Blasters for ferrous and non-ferrous metallic parts.

Please include MFG Name, Part Number, illustrations, and literature in your RFQ submission (line items submitted must meet the salient characteristics) QUOTE DUE DATE: NLT 13 April 2023 @1700 KST QUOTE SUBMISSION DATE:

TOTAL COST

FOB: DESTINATION Payment Terms: Net 30 Delivery Date: NLT 19 June 2023

Please provide the information below:

Company Name:

UEI #:

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E-Mail Address:

GSA Contract # (if Applicable):

Do you have the capacity to invoice electronically (invoicing through WAWF)?:

Special Instructions:

1. Basis for Award. The Contracting Officer will issue a contract award to the vendor who is determined to offer the best value to the Government.

2. Salient Characteristics (must meet the following requirements)

Product Description: (See Salient Characteristics) Blast chamber: 60in x 50in x 40in HEPA filter for exhaust air.

Light in the service area.

Door(s) on the side for parts to be placed inside.

Foot pedal for activating blast system.

Power switch for light and main system ON/OFF CFM in the blast chamber should be above 1000 psi to clear the area of dust while working.

SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS.

The main blast chamber is a closed steel frame approximately 60in x 50in x 40in where workers can place parts that they are working on. The front has two holes where blast safe gloves are attached so the worker can safely control the blast nozzle. A screen(glass) is above the gloves for viewing the inside of the chamber. The blasting hose and nozzle come down from the top of the unit. The top also has an intake, with filter that draws in air while stopping particles from escaping the chamber. Inside the chamber there is a grated shelf where parts are placed but media is allowed to fall into the reclamation area. The bottom of the blasting chamber is conical and a 3-5 in hose attaches to vacuum to dust collection and the filters system.

Used media goes through a centripetal force separation where the usable media is separated from the waste media. Good media is cycled back into a hopper for use. Waste media goes through a filter system and directed into a 55 gallon drum. Dirty air passes through the pre-HEPA and HEPA filters and exhausted into the building as clean air. The HEPA filters are usually 99.97% efficient to 0.03 microns. Air handler takes building service air usually between 150-175 PSI and allows the user to control the airflow to the nozzle by use of a foot pedal. The air flow activated a hopper directing media into the airstream and controls on the blast chamber allow the adjustment of nozzle pressure and media flow rate.

Include MFG name, part number, illustrations, and descriptive literature with your quote showing that the proposed product meets the salient characteristics listed for each item in the solicitation. The agency will evaluate each proposed product using this information. Failure to include the information stated above or failure of the product to meet the salient characteristics will render the product technically unacceptable and ineligible for award.

3. Best Value Determination. The technically acceptable, lowest priced quote will be determined to represent the best value. To qualify for award, the agency must find the quote technically acceptable. A finding of technical unacceptability will render the quote ineligible for award. To qualify as technically acceptable, the proposed product must meet the brand name description for each contract line item. If proposing an equal product in lieu of brand name, the equal product must meet the salient characteristics listed in the solicitation for each line item to qualify as technically acceptable. The agency will first evaluate the lowest priced quote for technically acceptability. If that quote qualifies as technically acceptable, evaluation will stop at that point and that quote will receive award as that quote represents the best value. If the lowest priced quote does not garner a technically acceptable rating, the evaluation process will continue until the agency finds a technically acceptable quote at which point evaluation will stop and that quote will receive award as that quote represents the best value.

4. The following FAR provisions and clauses apply to this solicitation: SEE COMBINED SYNOPSIS/SOLICIATION ‘COMBO’

Please submit quotes no later than the date listed above. Please address any concerns to SSG Fuchs, Michael at 315-755-9316 or michael.m.fuchs.mil@army.mil and submit any questions in writing via e-mail before the cutoff date.