Purchase Description.pdf
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This document is a Purchase Description for an Inflatable Shoothouse with Breaching Door for the 109th Security Forces Squadron. The requirement includes an inflatable training structure with a total build space of approximately 1,400 square feet and storage space not exceeding 250 cubic feet. The system must be deployable by one person in about 30 minutes and consists of multiple wall types, including low walls, half walls, full walls, doorway walls, and window walls, along with accessories like electric inflators, pressure gauges, and field repair kits.
The shoothouse system must meet specific technical requirements, including 100% waterproof and UV-proof wall assemblies, realistic wall prints simulating various surfaces, and compatibility with multiple training ammunition types. Each wall assembly must be serialized, temperature-rated from -40 to +60 degrees Celsius, and have removable weights. A specialized breaching door component is also included, designed to withstand mechanical, ballistic, and explosive breaching methods, with an inward-opening configuration to provide realistic tactical training scenarios.
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Purchase Description
Inflatable Shoothouse with Breaching Door
The 109th Security Forces Squadron has a requirement to purchase an inflatable shoothouse with the following characteristics:
• Total build space of approximately 1,400 square feet.
• Total storage space not to exceed 250 cubic feet, not including accessories.
• Realistic wall print such to simulate brick, concrete block, sheetrock, or wood.
• Each wall assembly must include a storage/carry bag that can be carried by one person.
• Each wall assembly must have webbing carrying handles or equivalent.
• Each wall assembly must be 100% waterproof and UV proof.
• Each wall assembly must have multiple air valves for ease of inflation while in use.
• Each wall assembly must be serialized for accountability purposes.
• Each wall assembly must be rated for use in -40 degrees Celsius to +60 degrees Celsius.
• The wall weights must be removable for ease of transfer.
• The system must be resistant to all training ammunition (Simunition 9mm and 5.56mm, NATO
5.56mm blank ammunition, L83A1 smoke grenade, L111 training grenade, hot rifle and pistol barrels, 6 bang distraction devices).
• Suitable to create a structure that can simulate an active shooter or tactical scenario.
• The system must be deployable by one person in approximately 30 minutes.
The inflatable shoot house system should consist of:
• 2 Each Low Wall
• 6 Each Half Wall
• 10 Each Full Wall
• 9 Each Doorway Wall with Inflatable Door Insert and Screen Door Insert
• 8 Each Window Wall with Screen Window Insert
• 2 Each Field Repair Kit
• 2 Each Electric Inflator
• 2 Each Pressure Guage
• Weights Suitable for the Structure
The breaching door be compatible with the shoot house system should consist of:
• 1 Each Full Wall
• 1 Each Window Wall with Screen Window Insert
• 1 Each Breach Wall
• 1 Each Breaching Door with Door Pins
• Weights Suitable for the Structure
• The breaching door must be able to withstand mechanical, ballistic, and explosive breaching methods.
• The breaching door must be an inward opening door designed to offer realistic and affordable real-world training.
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