SON Powder Coating Booth 16 Dec.pdf

STATEMENT OF NEED

POWDER COATING BOOTH

FOR

NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ADMINISTRATION

AIRCRAFT OPERATIONS CENTER

POC: John Harrison, 863-500-3915

John.Harrison@noaa.gov Cell: 813-244-8353

Scope of Work:

The NOAA Aircraft Operations Center (AOC) needs our existing paint booth converted into a powder coating booth.

The chosen vendor must convert the paint booth into a cartridge collector style system using collector modules and cartridge filters. The collected powder must then be collected into a removable fluidized bed. The entire system must meet all OSHA compliance mandates.

NOTE: An on-site visit is required to submit a proposal/bid. The time and date for the site visit is TBD, however, there will only be 1 opportunity for a site visit.

Vendor must:

- Determine the appropriate SCFM and static pressure

- Retro fit (install) the entire collector system into the current paint booth structure. The current paint booth dimensions are as follows:

-- Spray Booth: 151 inches (W) x 120 inches (L) x 100 inches (H) -- Fan vacuum structure (attached to rear of the spray booth): 121 inches (W) x 34 inches (L) x 84 inches (H)

- Install a Timer Activated Pulse/Purge Control

- Install a Variable Frequency Drive

- Install cartridge filters

- Install collector system

- Provide on-site training on system use, to include a hands-on actual powder coating demonstration

The installed system must come with the following features:

- Start and stop the fan, turn the lights on or off, and switch between manual or auto pulse down.

- Air pressure switches that monitor the status of the final filters and will alert the operator via a red LED indicator once the filters are clogged.

- If the air pressure exceeds the maximum setting, the control panel will shut down the fans for safety and the operator must change the filters to start the fan again.

- Monitors the status of the cartridge filters with user adjustable pressure switches.

- Auto pulse-down if the air pressure differential exceeds manufactures specifications

- Manual override to pulse continuously

- A magnehelic gauge mounted on the control cabinet mailto:John.Harrison@noaa.gov

- Interlock terminals for fire suppression, door limit switches, light lens limit switches, and spray air solenoid.

- Ability to control the Variable Frequency Drive to adjust the CFM.

- Removable fluidized bed

NOAA will:

- Provide the required electrical supply to power the collector system

- Provide the required fire suppression system

- Provide necessary connections to alert the local Fire Department

- Off-load vendors equipment (and store if necessary)

- Pay freight shipping

Description of Product:

- Must be Brand New

- Must meet all applicable OSHA specifications, criteria, and mandates

- Must be fully assembled, installed, tested, and demonstrated by the chosen vendor (on-site) prior to acceptance

Warranty

- 2 year parts and labor

- Provide any user manuals, repair manuals and warranty information

Deliver to:

NOAA/AOC

3450 Flightline Drive, Lakeland Florida 33811 ATTN: John Harrison

Delivery Period: Within vendors stated lead time

Business Hours: M-F (7am-3pm)

Contract Type:

Firm-fixed Price