Specifications Document.pdf

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This is a Sources Sought notice for a decontamination air shower system to be procured by the 151st Wing, Utah Air National Guard Base in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The 151st Wing requires a blow-off booth/air shower system for worker decontamination when transitioning between hot and cold contaminant areas. The system must feature minimum 18-gauge steel walls, 480V three-phase power, a minimum of 20 air blower nozzles, door interlock safety switches, sealed doors and panels, a grated floor for contaminant collection, internal negative pressure system, two doors with observation windows at 90-degree angles, sealed lighting, HEPA filtration (minimum 0.3-micron), overload protection, internal push button controls, fire cut-off switch, automatic shutdown at cycle completion, and a dust collection system. The contractor must provide installation including approximately 60 feet of power line connections and 70 feet of copper airline connections, operational training upon installation, delivery and installation at 765 N 2200 W, Salt Lake City, UT 84116, with a 60-day timeline specified. Responses must address company information including DUNS number and NAICS code 333413; relevant experience with similar installations; technical capabilities confirming ability to meet specifications and timeline; delivery and installation capabilities with personnel, tools, and equipment availability; small business considerations regarding FAR 52.219-14 if applicable; and any questions or industry-specific challenges. Interested firms should direct inquiries to MSgt Berkeley Ward.

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Specifications Document:

The 151st Wing located at the Roland R. Wright Utah Air National Guard Base in Salt Lake City, UT, requires a decontamination air shower system for workers transitioning between hot and cold contaminant areas in a clean and safe manner. This system must meet the specifications to ensure the removal of hazardous particulates (e.g., dust, metals) to maintain worker safety and building cleanliness.

SALIENT CHARACTERISTICS of the required Blow-Off Booth/Air Shower are as follows:

• Minimum 18-gauge steel walls

• 480V, 3-phase power

• Minimum of 20 air blower nozzles

• Door interlock safety switches

• Sealed doors/panels

• Grated floor for contaminant collection

• Internal negative pressure system

• Two doors with observation window at 90-degree angle

• Sealed lighting

• HEPA filtration (minimum 0.3-micron)

• Overload protection

• Internal push button start/stop

• Fire cut-off switch

• Automatic shutdown at cycle completion

• Dust collection system

ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS:

• Installation: Including power line and copper airline connections (approximately 60 and 70 feet, respectively).

• Training: The contractor must provide operational training for Air Shower use upon installation.

Delivery and installation will take place at:

765 N 2200 W Salt Lake City, UT 84116

RESPONSES:

Interested firms should submit a response to this Sources Sought notice that addresses the following:

1. Company Information:

o Company Name and DUNS Number o NAICS Code: 333413 – Industrial and Commercial Fan and Blower and Air Purification Equipment Manufacturing o Size of business (small, large, etc.)

o Socio-economic status (SB, 8(a), HUBZone, SDVO, etc.)

o Foreign ownership/foreign-controlled status (if applicable) o Any use of foreign nationals on the project (if applicable)

2. Relevant Experience:

o Provide examples of similar installations your company has completed (provide contracts, dates, POCs if available).

o Describe your capability to meet the salient characteristics outlined above, especially in terms of equipment specifications and installation requirements.

3. Technical Capabilities:

o Confirm your ability to meet the minimum specifications listed in the Statement of Work.

o Are you able to deliver, install, and train personnel on-site within the specified 60-day timeline?

4. Delivery and Installation:

o Describe your firm’s ability to deliver and install the system within the required timeline. If the timeline is not feasible, please provide an alternate proposed timeline.

o Confirm you have the personnel, tools, and equipment required for installation and training.

5. Small Business Considerations:

o If you are a small business, confirm that your firm can meet the FAR 52.219- 14 requirement of performing at least 50% of the effort as a prime contractor for a potential set-aside.

6. Questions:

o Please indicate if you have any questions or concerns about the SOW and the requested specifications.

o Are there any industry-specific challenges or considerations that should be factored into the procurement strategy (e.g., product sourcing, regulatory compliance)?

For any inquiries, please direct them to MSgt Berkeley Ward at the provided email address.

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