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This document provides information for a blanket purchase agreement for a Gym in a Box (GIAB) requirement. The Mission and Installation Contracting Command at Fort Drum, New York is seeking to establish multiple blanket purchase agreements with suppliers under NAICS code 339920 for sporting and athletic goods manufacturing to provide a GIAB. The GIAB is a self-contained shipping container outfitted with four fitness stations including equipment such as barbells, plates, benches, kettlebells, medicine balls, bands, mats, and other items meeting Army specifications. Responses are due by July 22, 2019 and should include a list of on-time contract deliveries for this requirement. Suppliers must register with systems such as SAM, Unison, and WAWF. Calls against the blanket purchase agreements may utilize Unison and will be paid through WAWF.
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This synopsis is for informational purposes only. This is not a request for quotes and no solicitation exists.
The Mission & Installation Contracting Command (MICC), Fort Drum, NY is seeking multiple businesses willing to enter into a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) for supplies under the
North American Industry Classification Code (NAICS) 339920: Sporting and Athletic Good
Manufacturing Contractors. The small business size standard for this industry is 750 Employees.
REQUIREMENT: Gym in a Box (GIAB) (example of requirement is below)
CONSIDERATION:
IAW FAR 13.303 Blanket Purchase Agreements will be established with suppliers whose past performance has shown them to be dependable, timely, who offer quality supplies or services at consistently lower prices, and who have provided numerous purchases at or below the simplified acquisition threshold of this nature.
BPAs will be evaluated annually and may remain in place for up to five years.
In order to be considered, the Contractor shall provide with their response to the synopsis, a list of contracts that your company has completed delivering on time for the GIAB.
There will be times when the Government utilizes Unison (formerly known as FedBid) in order to compete the calls. The Contractor shall register with Unison once the master Purchase
Agreement is signed. The website to register is https://marketplace.unisonglobal.com, phone:
877-933-3243.
As prescribed in DFARS 252.204-7004, interested parties must be registered with the System for
Award Management (SAM) under the NAICS 339920. This can be done by accessing the internet at www.sam.gov or calling 1-866-606-8220. Representations and certifications must also be on record through SAM at www.sam.gov.
Calls will be paid through Wide Area Workflow (WAWF). To register and access WAWF, go to https://wawf.eb.mil/.
RESPONSES DUE: July 22, 2019
RESPOND TO: Any interested party may inquire with the following Contract Specialist via email: ernie.a.ixtlahuac.civ@mail.mil . Any correspondence relating to this synopsis should have
"GIAB BPA" noted in the subject field.
The below specifications is a sample of what will be required. The individual calls will specify the exact equipment being purchased.
https://marketplace.unisonglobal.com/ http://www.sam.gov/ https://wawf.eb.mil/
Gym-In-A-Box
The size of the container must be:
External Length 96 inches
External Width 77.5 inches
External Height 96 inches
Door Opening Width 73.75 inches
Door Opening Height 85.187 inches
Payload Weight 7,500 lbs
Box must have a USAU number (International Organization for Standardization [ISO] number) located on the front and side of the box. See Attached Defense Transportation Regulation excerpt
Chapter 603. Consider the ISO number as the unique identifier or the “license plate” for the container and is required to determine who owns the container (DoD or Commercial).
International law requires container owners to maintain a register of assets. The DOD ISO register cannot be altered without authorization.
Must fit on a 463L Pallet
Length 108 inches
Width 88 inches
Total load capacity 10,000 lbs (this means box and equipment total combined weight cannot exceed 10,000 lbs)
Four (4) fitness training stations self-contained within a certified shipping container. All equipment shall align with specifications outlined in Field Manual (FM) 7-22.
Equipment per station:
One (1) Multifunctional squat, dip, pull-up station **pull-up station shall meet FM 7-22 specs
One (1) 20kg Olympic lifting barbell
One (1) Hexagon/trap barbell with extended loading sleeve length **shall meet ACFT
Hexagon/Trap Bar specs
One (1) Set bumper/plates, 245lb (2 x 45lb, 2 x 35lb, 2 x 25lb, 2 x 10lb, 2 x 5lb
One (1) Set Metal Plates, 5lb (2 x 2.5lb)
One (1) Pair lifting bar collars
One (1) Landmine attachment
One (1) Utility bench (incline/decline)
One (1) Set Kettlebells (1 x 6kg, 1 x 8kg, 1 x 12kg, 1 x 16kg, 1 x 20kg, 1 x 24kg)
One (1) Set Soft Medicine balls (1 x 10lb, 1 x 12lb, 1 x 14lb, 1 x 16lb, 1 x 18lb, 1 x 20lb)
One (1) Set mini resistance bands (5 x light, 5 x medium, 5 x heavy, 5 x extra heavy)
One (1) Set large resistance bands (1 x 100lb/black, 1 x 65lb/green, 1 x 50lb/blue, 1 x 30lb/red, 1 x 15lb/orange)
One (1) Agility ladder
One (1) Jump rope
One (1) Suspension trainer
One (1) Balance trainer
One (1) 12 foot climbing rope
One (1) Battle Rope
One (1) Sandbag Trainer, Small (1 x 10-40 lb)
One (1) Sandbag Trainer, Large (1 x 20-80 lb)
One (1) Push/pull sled with attachments (1 x tow strap, 1 x chest harness, 1 x soft hand attachments)
One (1) Foam Roller, Textured
One (1) Foam roller, Smooth
One (1) Massage stick
One (1) Recovery ball
One (1) Fitness mat
Additional equipment (one of the below sets per box):
One (1) 15kg Olympic lifting barbell
One (1) Safety squat barbell
Two (2) Flexible Drag Sled with Straps
Two (2) Rigid Medicine ball (1 x 10lb)
Six (6) Adjustable hurdles
Twenty (20) agility cones
* Equipment specifications/descriptions on the following pages.
EQUIPMENT SPECIFICATIONS
NOTE: Photos are examples and not intended to favor specific brands.
Equipment per station:
1. Multifunctional squat, dip, pull-up station
a. Squat specifications- Two stable, corrosion resistant vertical supports to be used as mechanical safety device during barbell squat exercises. Distance between two vertical supports is approximately 45 inches (no more than 50 inches); two secure, height adjustable J-cups;
minimum weight capacity of 600 pounds for supports and J-cups.
b. Dip specifications- Two stable, corrosion resistant horizontal bars; distance between two vertical bars is 18-25 inches in order to accommodate a wide range of body widths; minimum weight capacity of 600 pounds.
c. Pull-up specifications- Meets Army Field Manual 7-22 (FM 7-22) climbing bar specifications
(e.g., 1.5 inch bar diameter, 62 inches of usable bar space, 7.5 to 8.0 feet above ground with step-up assistance at 18 and 24 inches above ground).
2. 20-kg Barbell
a. 44.09 lbs (20 kg) total weight
b. High tensile strength (minimum of 190,000 psi)
c. Shaft: Corrosion resistant; 1 inch grip diameter
d. Bearings: Free spinning
e. Sleeves: 2 inch diameter, 16.4 inch loadable sleeve length
3. Hexagon/trap barbell with extended loading sleeves
a. 60 lbs (27.2 kg) total weight
b. Meets Army Combat Fitness Test (ACFT) equipment specifications
c. Corrosion resistant (e.g., black oxide bare steel, bright zinc, black zinc chrome, nickel, and phosphorous zinc plate).
d. Frame: Durable hexagonal frame welded from 1.5 inch square steel tubing (1.5 inch 80 pipe sleeves)
e. Handles: knurled, parallel handles, spaced 25 inches apart on center, 1.34 inch grip diameter
f. Sleeves: 2 inch diameter, 16.4 inch loadable sleeve length
4. Bumper plates
a. Solid, made from virgin or high quality recycled rubber
b. 17.7165 inches (450 mm) diameter
c. Shore durometer: A 87.7 – 88.3
d. Collar opening: 2 inches diameter
e. Insert type: forged stainless steel
f. Thickness: 10 lb plate (1 3/8 inches), 15 lb plate (1 7/8 inches), 25 lb plate (2 1/4 inches), 35 lb plate (3 1/8 inches), 45 lb plate (3 3/4 inches)
g. Compatible with 20-kg, 15-kg, and hexagon/trap barbells
h. Color: non-specific
5. Urethane Plates
a. Coating: Urethane
b. Collar opening: 2 inches diameter
c. Compatible with 20-kg, 15-kg, and hexagon/trap barbells
d. Color: non-specific
6. Barbell collars
a. Durable plastic or metal
b. Opening/closing: quick release
c. Collar opening: 2 inches diameter
d. Weight: Up to 2 lbs per pair
d. Compatible with 20-kg, 15-kg, and hexagon/trap barbells
e. Color: non-specific
7. Landmine attachment
a. Durable and corrosion resistant
b. Receiver tube: 2 inches inside diameter
c. Anchor: easily attaches to squat/pull-up/dip rack
d. Compatible with 20-kg and 15-kg barbells
8. Utility Bench (incline/decline)
a. Durable
b. Frame: Corrosion resistant
c. Bench: Rip resistant cushioning
d. Adjustability: Positions of lying flat, sitting incline, and sitting decline
9. Kettlebell
a. Single solid iron or steel casting (no welding)
b. Coating: Powder coating with slip free texture and even finish
c. Hand grip: large enough for 2-handed grip
d. Base: flat
10. Soft Medicine Balls
a. Soft durable vinyl shell
b. Approximately 14 inch diameter
c. Impact absorbing, moisture resistant, scuff resistant
d. Balanced & uniformly weighted ball that allows minimal bounce
e. Double or triple stitched seams.
11. Mini resistance bands
a. Forms 12 inch loop when unstretched
b. 2 inches in width c Color: coded for resistance level
12. Large resistance bands
a. Forms approximately 40 inch loop when unstretched
b. Color: coded for resistance level
13. Agility ladder
a. Collapsible
b. Durable solid rungs approximately 15-17 inches long and 15 inches apart
c. Ladder length: 15-20 feet
14. Jump rope
a. Lightweight
b. Durable
c. Rope/cable adjustable to 7 to 9.5 feet in length
d. Handles: Two lightweight pivoting handles
15. Suspension trainer
a. 1.5 inch heavy duty military grade webbing strap
b. Corrosion resistant cam buckles
c. Two soft rubber covered handles
d. Double stitching at all seams and connections
e. Center mounting point.
16. Balance trainer
a. Hemispherical, inflatable ball with a rigid flat base
b. Inflatable section is puncture and burst resistant; approximately 25 inch diameter
c. Minimum 300 pound weight capacity
d. Commercial grade for high volume use
17. Climbing rope
a. 1.5 inch diameter
b. 20 feet length
c. Durable braided manila
d. Braided eyelet
18. Battle rope
a. 1.5 inch diameter
b. 30 feet length
c. Durable braided nylon
19. Sandbag trainer
a. Durable, rip resistant material
b. Fillable to 10-40 pounds (for small) and 20-80 pounds (for large)
c. Minimum of two handles on length and two handles on width
d. Heavy-duty double stitching at seams and handles
20. Sled trainer- Push/Pull weight Sled
a. Constructed of 2 x 3 inch 11 gauge powder-coated steel with ¼ inch plate steel base
b. Two 36 inch upright push bars
c. ≥17 inch center weight post with minimum 300 lb capacity
d. Pull rope attachment with 100 foot pull rope
e. 9 foot heavy duty 1.5 inch nylon dragging strap
f. Adjustable 3 inch wide nylon webbing shoulder harness with reinforced stitching, steel buckles and front and rear anchor points
21. Foam roller, textured
a. Hard plastic cylinder core
b. 5-6 inches in diameter
c. 36 inches in length
d. Covered in cushioned texture with ridges
22. Foam roller, smooth
a. Solid high-density expanded polypropylene cylinder
b. 5-6 inches in diameter
c. 36 inches in length
d. Smooth outer surface
e. Durable and maintains shape after heavy use
23. Massage stick
a. Firm muscle roller material providing consistent distribution of pressure
b. Non slip grips
c. 18-20 inches long
24. Recovery ball
a. Smooth, non textured surface
b. Solid Rubber Construction
c. 0.75 - 2.8 inches diameter
d. Color: non-specific
25. Fitness mat
a. Lightweight poly foam material
b. Easy to roll up
c. Durable, tear resistant
d. Approximately 0.25 inches thick
e. Approximately 72 inches in length
f. Approximately 24 inches in width
g. Color: non-specific
26. 15-kg Olympic lifting barbell
a. 33.1 lbs (15 kg) total weight
b. High tensile strength (minimum of 190,000 psi)
c. Shaft: Corrosion resistant; 1 inch grip diameter
d. Bearings: Free spinning
e. Sleeves: 2 inch diameter, 13 inch loadable sleeve length
27. Safety squat barbell
a. Cambered bar (sleeves not aligned with bar shaft)
b. Shaft: Corrosion resistant; 1 inch grip diameter
c. Sleeves: 2 inch diameter
d. Handles: Corrosion resistant; 1-1.5 inch diameter
e. Pads: Heavy duty vinyl covered foam
28. Flexible drag sled with straps
a. Flat flexible surface upon which bumper plates can be attached
b. Attachment point for pulling straps
c. Made of thick, heavy-duty nylon
d. 22 inches in length
e. 19.5 inches wide
f. Securely accommodates four 45-pound bumper plates
g. Approximately 90 inch strap with two handles for pulling
29. Rigid Medicine Balls
a. Made of hard rubber specifically designed to withstand normal impact
b. Heavy duty, non-malleable (i.e., not a slam ball)
c. Inflatable
d. Non-shifting, centered weight profile
e. Weather proof
f. Color: non-specific
30. Adjustable hurdles
a. Lightweight, durable
b. Adjustable to at least two heights between 6 and 12 inches
c. Self-righting design
d. Appropriate for outdoor use
31. Agility Cones
a. Crush and crack resistant plastic
b. Stackable cones/domes
c. Between 2-4 inches in height
d. Color: High visibility
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