Salient Features Air Compressors and Receiver Tank.docx
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- TWO AIR COMPRESSORS AND RECEIVER TANK Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA660626Q0008
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This is a salient features document outlining the minimum key components and specifications required for a federal air compression system procurement. The Department of the Air Force Reserve Command is soliciting quotes (RFQ FA660626Q0008) for two rotary screw air compressors, each delivering 107.5 cubic feet per minute at 110 psig with 30 horsepower, featuring low-sound enclosures operating at 69 dBA and equipped with TEFC motors and NEMA 4 enclosures. The procurement also requires one cycling refrigerated air dryer capable of removing moisture to a 38°F dew point, dual-stage air filtration with a general-purpose filter removing particles down to 1 micron and a high-efficiency oil removal filter rated to 0.01 micron, and one 400-gallon vertical air receiver tank built to ASME safety standards with integrated safety valve and pressure gauge.
The complete package includes a condensate management system with an oil/water separator to ensure environmental compliance, full installation services performed by a subcontractor including removal of existing equipment, all labor, piping, materials, and electrical work, system start-up, programming, and operator training. A site visit is strongly encouraged and scheduled for Wednesday, 18 February 2026 at 0900am EDT at an Air Force facility; attendance requires Real ID-compliant identification and advance notification to Contracting Officer Rosalie Connelly. This is a firm-fixed-price commercial items acquisition under FAR Part 12, with quotes requested and no separate written solicitation to be issued. The award will be made without discussions based on technical acceptability.
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Minimum Key Components and Features Required:
1. Air Compressors (2 units)
· Rotary Screw Air Compressor
· Power: 30 HP
· Performance: Delivers up to 107.5 cubic feet per minute (CFM) at 110 psig.
· Quiet Operation: Features a low-sound enclosure, operating at just 69 dBA.
· Durability: Equipped with a Totally Enclosed Fan-Cooled (TEFC) motor and a NEMA 4 enclosure for protection.
· Efficiency: Utilizes a digital controller to optimize energy use and modulate PSI
2. Air Dryer (1 unit)
· Cycling Refrigerated Dryer
· Function: Removes moisture from the compressed air to a 38°F dew point, protecting downstream equipment.
· Energy Savings: It is a "cycling" or "thermal mass" type dryer, which reduces energy consumption during periods of lower demand.
3. Air Filtration
· General Purpose Filter: Removes liquid, water, oil, and particles down to 1 micron before the dryer.
· High-Efficiency Oil Removal Filter: Placed after the dryer to remove remaining oil and fine particles down to 0.01 micron, ensuring very clean air.
4. Air Receiver Tank (1 unit)
· Capacity: 400-gallon vertical tank.
· Function: Stores compressed air to meet high-demand peaks and improve system efficiency.
· Safety: Built to ASME safety standards and includes a safety valve and pressure gauge.
5. Condensate Management System (1 unit)
· Oil/Water Separator
· Purpose: Safely separates and captures oil from the system's condensation, helping to comply with environmental regulations for disposal.
6. Installation and Service
· The quote covers the complete installation, including the removal of existing units, all required labor, piping, materials, and electrical work performed by a subcontractor.
· It also includes system start-up, programming, and training for your personnel on the operation and maintenance of the new units.
7. Warranty
· Description of coverage and duration
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