RFI 9-3-24.docx
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- Repair Small Arms Range Bullet Trap
- Solicitation number
- W50S8N24B0005
- Issued by
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Department of the Army National Guard
About this file
This document is a Request for Information (RFI) regarding a federal contract opportunity for repairing the bullet trap at a small arms range in Syracuse, New York.
The key details are:
- The range is located at Building 720, 6001 East Molly Road, Syracuse, NY 13211 and has one outdoor small arms range with 20 shooting lanes.
- The government has a related solicitation, W50S8N24B0005, for a construction contract to repair the bullet trap on the small arms range. The project magnitude is between $250,000 and $500,000 and is being competed as a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 236220.
- The government is requesting information on the current condition of the range's bullet trap, including the manufacturer, size, and any repairs needed. They are also asking about preferred services like lead recycling.
- No contract award will be made until appropriated funds become available, which the government anticipates will occur prior to, but no later than, September 30, 2024.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| SAR Photos (28 Aug 24).pdf | ||
| W50S8N24B0005.pdf | ||
| SOW_HAAW222015_Repair SAR Bullet Trap B720.pdf | ||
| SOW_Attachment_LE7500 GranTrap OM.pdf | ||
| WD_5JUL20204.pdf |
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RFI 1 9/3/2024
1. What’s the range address?
Building 720 6001 East Molly Road Syracuse, New York 13211
2. Name of the Range?
Small Arms Range Building 720
3. How many ranges do you have?
One outdoor small arms range with 20 shooting lanes; Building 720. See photos
4. Do you require a prevailing wage?
See Solicitation from Base Contracting
5. What floor is your range on? (Main, basement, etc.)
Single story outdoor range on concrete slab
6. Is your range tactical?
No, shooting lanes only shooter positions do not change only target locations
| a. | If yes, how many double rows of baffles? |
| 7. | Is your range handicap accessible? |
N/A
8. Who is the manufacturer of your bullet trap?
See Solicitation with SOW attachments to include O&M Manual
9. Is your range rubber or metal?
Metal trap with rubber granules and rubber covers over wood protecting the posts. See photos; see third page of SOW. See Reclining GranTrap Bullet Trap Model LE7500 manufacturer’s specifications in Solicitation.
10. What is the width of your bullet trap?
Trap is wall to wall dimension; approximately 110 feet
11. How many points of fire are there?
Number of shooting lanes is 20; 4 foot wide each.
Recently reduced from 25 shoot lanes to give more gap from walls
12. What is the length from the bullet trap to the firing line?
25 meters back to the shooting line
13. Is there anything in front of your trap?
No
14. Is there anything behind your trap?
Precast concrete wall; see photos
15. Do you have any bounce back from the bullets?
No known ricochets have been documented or noted
| 16. | Do you have filters in your range? No |
| a. | If so, would you like us to change them? |
| b. | Would you like us to dispose of them? |
| c. | Please provide us with the size, quantity, and model number of all of your filters. |
17. Where is your ventilation unit located?
No ventilation system associated with Reclining GranTrap Bullet Trap Model LE7500
18. Would you like us to recycle your lead?
Yes; Separate the lead bullets from other projectiles and rubber granules. Any lead rounds present shall be containerized and relinquished to the 174th ATKW for recycling. See third page of SOW
19. Would you like us to recycle your brass?
No
20. Would you like us to dispose of your hazardous waste?
See SOW
21. Is there any build-up in the back of the bottom impact plate?
None seen form the back side; photos of steel trap See third page of SOW, “Inspect bullet trap components for wear or damage and compare with Reclining GranTrap Bullet Trap Model LE7500 manufacturer’s specifications. Photograph and inform project COR of any defects. Replace and or tighten any loose or missing nuts and bolts on the exterior accessible areas of the bullet trap. Replace rubber covering as necessary in accordance with specifications.”
22. When was the last time your range was cleaned?
23. Please explain the scope of work you are looking for.
See SOW in Solicitation
24. Please provide photos of your range & bullet trap.
See solicitation and Additional photos from this RFI request.
| a. | The range from the firing line to the bullet trap. |
| b. | The sticker on the side of the filters. |
| c. | The ventilation exhaust unit. |
| d. | The bullet trap. |
| e. | Any repairs that need to be done. |
| f. | The baffles. |
| g. | The name and model number of the DCU. |
| 25. | If want the Lamella strips replace |
No Lamella strips at the base of the trap. See manufacture O&M manual and SOW in Solicitation. See Photos.
| a. | # of lamellas racks |
| b. | # of target short lamellas per rack |
| c. | # of target long lamellas per rack |
| d. | # of long and short lamellas you want replaced |
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