Sources Sought Requirement Need.docx
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- Glidescope Tower Replacement Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA560624QGLIDESCOPE
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This document is a Sources Sought notice for a requirement to replace two frangible Category II capable Glideslope towers, six associated antennas and supports, and related equipment at Spangdahlem Air Base. The requirement includes installation of the new infrastructure, removal of the old towers, and use of the existing foundation. The new equipment must be compatible with the existing Thales Mark 20 ILS systems and future ILS procurements. The contractor must provide site survey, freight delivery, installation, contractor logistics support, training, and ensure the systems meet FAA/ICAO requirements and pass FAA CAT II flight inspections.
The related federal contract opportunity is a Pre-Solicitation for Glideslope Tower Replacement, Solicitation Number FA560624QGLIDESCOPE, issued by the Department of the Air Force United States Air Forces in Europe - Air Forces Africa. The opportunity is for the procurement and installation of the Glideslope towers and associated equipment.
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Sources Sought
Equipment Two frangible category II capable Glideslope towers.
Six frangible category II capable Glideslope antennas and supports.
All associated cables, obstruction lights, anchor bolts, cable management/routing systems and adapters.
Antenna heaters for all antennas.
All the above must be compatible with Thales Mark 20 ILS systems.
Must be compatible with future ILS procurements or modifications dictated by the Air Force.
All associated tech manuals All associated equipment required to make the systems full mission capable and sustainable.
Equipment must be compatible with all preexisting support infrastructure (communications, electrical power, grounding, and equipment shelters.)
Technicians must be able to climb towers to preform maintenance and repairs using existing personal fall arrest systems.
Services Site Survey Freight delivery of all parts and associated equipment.
Full uninstallation of old infrastructure.
Use of preexisting foundation. If new foundations need to be poured contractor must be willing to accomplish this portion of the project from start to finish.
Full installation of new infrastructure to the point that systems are fully mission capable.
Contractor logistics support if replacement parts are not available in the air force supply system.
Use of preexisting foundation. If new foundations need to be poured contractor must be willing to accomplish this portion of the project from start to finish to include removal of old foundation.
Training support for any tasks that would be required to repair or maintain the new infrastructure that is not in line with existing training program.
Contractor must ensure that installation will meet FAA/ICAO requirements.
Assurance that systems will pass FAA CAT II flight inspections after installation.
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