Specifications.pdf
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Description/Specifications/Statement of Work
This is a Statement of Work for the 647 Security Forces Squadron (SFS) outlining requirements to purchase and install weapon storage racks at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH) Building 1001 armory. The procurement requires one mobile adjustable shelf system consisting of six shelves designed to accommodate a total capacity of twenty-one M240s, thirty M249s, ten M110s, and one standalone four-position rack for M2 weapons. All racks must comply with DoDM-5100.76_AFMAN 31-101_Volume 2 Physical Security standards and be constructed to prevent easy removal of arms or major components.
The mobile shelf unit must measure 10'7 1/8" long by 33 1/4" wide and integrate with existing rolling tracks, which require 33 1/4" extension. Five weapon racks measuring 89 1/2" high by 42 3/8" long by 16 5/8" wide must be configured as follows: three racks holding seven M240s each, two racks holding twelve M249s each, and one rack holding four M110s and six M249s. All racks must feature lockable doors. The standalone rack, measuring 61 3/8" high by 42 3/8" long by 16 5/8" wide, must accommodate four M2s and also include lockable doors. The vendor is responsible for delivery to JBPHH Building 1001, complete assembly, and installation of all equipment, with acknowledgment that installation may require additional planning and material handling equipment.
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Description/Specifications/Statement of Work
1. The 647 SFS desires to purchase one additional adjustable row of six shelves that can hold a total of twenty-one (21) M240's, thirty (30) M249's, Ten (10) M110's, and one stand alone rack that can hold four (4) M2's. These allow us to properly store additional weapons and ammunition and prevent unnecessary degradation of equipment assists.
2. Regulatory Requirements:
a. All of weapons racks must be compliant with DoDM-5100.76_AFMAN 31-101_Volume 2, Physical Security of Sensitive Conventional Arms, Ammunition, & Explosives (AA&E) -constructed to prevent easy removal of arms and/or major components.
3. Weapon Rack Requirements:
a. The mobile shelve must be 10'7 1/8' long and 33 1/4" wide and fit on the existing rolling tracks.
b. Five (5) of weapons racks must be 89 1/2" high x 42 3/8" long x 16 5/8" wide and have doors that can be locked from the outside.
c. The stand alone rack must be 61 3/8" high x 42 3/8" long x 16 5/8" wide and have doors that can be locked from the outside.
d. The existing tracks will need to be extended 33 1/4"
4. Weapon Rack Capacity Requirements:
a. Three (3) of weapons racks must hold seven (7) M240's each
b. Two (2) of the weapons racks must hold twelve (12) M249's
c. One (1) of the weapons racks must hold four (4) M110's and six (6) M249's
d. The stand alone rack must hold four (4) M2's
5. Delivery and Installation Requirements:
a. Vendor must provide delivery of the equipment to JBPHH Building 1001 armory.
b. Vendor must handle assembly and installation of all racks and shelf. Installation of the racks may require additional planning and material handling equipment.
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