Sources Sought Latvia Bridge RFI.xls

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Amphibious Style Bridge / Ferry System for Wet Gap Crossing
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This document includes a sources sought notice and federal contract opportunity notice regarding an amphibious style bridge/ferry system for wet gap crossing. The Army is seeking information on commercially available bridging technologies to better understand availability and capabilities to meet its wet gap crossing needs. The sources sought notice requests responses in three parts, seeking general model recommendations along with bridge-specific details and contact information. The federal contract opportunity notice indicates this is a pre-solicitation market survey to gather information and does not constitute a request for proposals. Responses will not be returned and proprietary information will be safeguarded. The requiring activity is TACOM Security Assistance Management Directorate and issuing office is Army Contracting Command - Detroit Arsenal.

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Contractor Request For Information (RFI) - Sources Sought
Requiring Activity, TACOM Security Assistance Management Directorate (SAMD), is looking for an amphibious style bridge/ferry system for wet gap crossing.
Minimum Specifications:
Self-contained, roadable vehicle with deployable pontoons, ramps carried on vehicle deployed via vehicle crane. Vehicle also has water propulsion.
Length: Reconfigurable for either one 20 meter length bridge or connect with multiple other vehicles to make a much longer bridge
Width (Vehicle in Road Configuration): 4.0 meters
MLC 132 rating for wheeled vehicles
MLC 85 rating for tracked vehicles
Vehicle shall be all wheel drive with centrial tire inflation
Tested to Trilateral Design and Test Code For Military Bridging and Gap-Crossing Equipment
Able to achieve 50 mph on land
Width of bridge vehicle creates: 4.5 meters
Part I of III - General
ModelRecommended Brand and Model/Nameplate SolutionContractor NameBridge manufacturer locationBridge components built in what country(ies)Contractor CAGE Code and DUNS or Tax ID NumberBusiness Status: Indicate the business size (large or small) status of your company. Include Socio-Economic Factors: 8(a), HUBZone, Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business, Small Disadvantaged Business etc.Expected bridge delivery lead-time (days after receipt of order)?
Amphibious style bridge/ferry system
*NOTE: Please provide brochure(s) and Trilateral Design and Test Code For Military Bridging and Gap-Crossing Equipment
Part II of III - Bridge Specific
Bridge width?Is bridge rated for MLC 85 for track and MLC 132 for wheel?Is the bridge reconfigurable for either one 20 meter span or able to be part of a longer multi-vehicle bridge?Completetely self contained with everything necessary to make one bridge?Is there testing to Trilateral Design and Test Code For Military Bridging and Gap-Crossing Equipment?Able to achieve 50 mph on land?Road-worthy as well as sea-worthy with water propulsion?
Part III of III - Contact Information
1. Contact information: A point of contact, address, telephone, and email address.
2. Please indicate your business size based on NAICS 336999 or 336612.

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