Media Blasting Booth Questions and Answers 7.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for a media blasting booth system for the Department of the Army Materiel Command Joint Munitions Command. The manufacturer has questions about installing the blast booth indoors versus outdoors, the type of blast media to be used, and the ductwork requirements. The answers provided clarify that the booth and associated equipment will be installed indoors, while dust collection equipment and the air make-up unit will be outdoors. Sand media is preferred but other metal blast media is acceptable. The ductwork length is estimated at approximately 100 feet to connect the booth to the dust collection system located 100 feet away.
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Our manufacturer has a couple of questions based on the Q&A's that were attached to the latest RFQ. Can you please see if you can address them and get back to me?
1. Q&A 2 (#1) – indicates that the blast booth will be installed outside. Our blast booth must be installed within a building.
A. Media blast equipment, booth and media recovery system will be installed indoors.
Dust collection equipment and AMU will be placed outdoors.
2. Q&A 3 and Q&A 5 (#2) say that booth is to be installed inside, so there is a contradiction to above.
A. Booth will be installed indoors.
3. Q&A 1 (#7), Q&A 3, Q&A 5 (#3) say they will use sand as blast media. This is most certainly not what they will use and shouldn’t be used in a blast booth.
A. Sand media is preferred, other metal blast media is acceptable.
4. Q&A 4 (#3) says DC will be 100’ from booth. We have quoted 65’ of ductwork.
A. Approx. 100’
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