Specifications-ER-2AirStartCarts.pdf

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Continuous Jet Start Units Federal contract opportunity
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80AFRC21Q0004
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Armstrong Flight Research Center

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This solicitation from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration Armstrong Flight Research Center seeks two continuous jet start units. Technical specifications require a diesel-powered, trailer-mounted unit with articulated steering and pneumatic tires. Additional requirements include a 77-gallon minimum fuel tank, 150 PPM air output at 40 PSI minimum, low coolant and fuel safety shutdown features, and a 45-50 foot hose. Offerors must provide operator, maintenance, and parts manuals along with a minimum two-year warranty. Responses are due by April 8, 2021 and will be evaluated using lowest price technically acceptable criteria. The NAICS code is 333611 and size standard is 1,500 employees.

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Specifications

Continuous Jet Start Unit (2 each) New Equipment Only

March 24, 2021

Engine: Diesel, Tier 4F or higher

Chassis: Trailer Mounted with draw bar, articulated steering (5th wheel steering), pneumatic tires, integral brake

Meters: Digital Data Capturing System

Fuel Tank: 77 Gallon Minimum

Air Output: 150 PPM and 40 psig Minimum

Other: Low Coolant Level ShutDown, Intake Heater, Low Fuel Warning Beacon with Shutdown, Screened Coupler, 45’-50’ hose, Automatic warm up/ cool down system minimum 3 minutes

Warranty: 2 year Minimum

Manuals: Operator, Maintenance, and Parts Manuals

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