Vendor Questions with Answers.docx
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- Ventilated Enclosure/Paint Booth Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W911SG24Q0074
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This document contains vendor questions and answers regarding a Ventilation Paint System for a federal contract opportunity. The key details are:
The paint booth will be used primarily for removal of CARC paint and primer applications from helicopter components, with a focus on capturing hazardous Hexavalent Chromium particles. The booth must meet ACGIH standards for both paint fumes and abrasive grit. It requires a built-in dry chemical fire suppression system, HEPA filtration, and an exhaust system providing 18,000 CFM or higher airflow. The booth should have a minimum interior size of 18'W x 45'L x 10'H, with a maximum exterior size of 20'W x 60'L. There are no requirements for the booth to be in a classified hazardous location or have hazardous duty electrical components. The booth will be used intermittently, averaging 4-8 hours per day. The agency issuing the solicitation is the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Hood.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| W911SG24Q0074 0003 Conformed.pdf | ||
| W911SG24Q0074 0003 Amendment.pdf | ||
| W911SG24Q0074 0002 Conformed.pdf | ||
| Vendor Questions with Answers (Updated 6.27.24).docx | DOCX document | |
| W911SG24Q0074 0002 Amendment.pdf | ||
| W911SG24Q0074001 Conformed.pdf | ||
| W911SG24Q0074 001 Amendment.pdf | ||
| booth location.pdf | ||
| W911SG24Q0074 (Ventilation Paint System).pdf |
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Vendor Questions: Ventilation Paint System
1. What is the application/process that will take place inside the booth?
Answer: Booth will be utilized primarily for removal of CARC paint and primer applications from helicopter rotor blades and airframe components that contain quantifiable amounts of hazardous compounds. Specifically of concern is containment of Hexavalent Chromium. Application of new non chromate primers and paint will also be conducted in booth.
1. What material or materials are being generated that you would like captured?
Answer: Particles of removed paints and primer resulting from sanding helicopter rotor blades and panels. Specifically need to capture Hexavalent Chromium particles. Additionally, airborne paint particles from spray applications of paint and primer.
1. Criteria states the booth needs to meet ACGIH standards for both paint fumes and for abrasive grit – will these be performed at the same time inside the booth?
Answer: Yes, potentially.
1. Are any of the materials being collected inside the booth considered combustible?
Answer: No
1. Will the booth design need to comply with NFPA 484?
1. Is the area where the booth will be located considered a classified hazardous duty location? i.e.: Class II/I Division II/I
5. Do any of the electrical components need to be classified as hazardous duty?
1. Can the booth have any center supports?
Answer: Yes
1. How many hours per day will the booth be utilized?
Answer: Work in the booth will not be continuous but would average out to 4 to 8 hours per day depending on demand.
1. Will the booth require HEPA filters?
Answer: Yes
1. Can you provide more detail on the dry chemical fire suppression system in the booth and on the exhaust?
Answer: Request is for a built-in fire suppression system, dry chemical based (ABC type) for both the room and filtration equipment as the building fire suppression system (sprinklers) won’t be able to extinguish a fire in the booth or associated equipment. Fire suppression can be worker activated, does not need to be automatic.
1. What is the max outside footprint the booth can be?
Answer: 20’ x 60’
1. What is the minimum inside working footprint that the booth should have?
Answer: 18’ x 45’ (10’ high)
1. Is there a max CFM?
Answer: No maximum.
1. Is there a voltage standard that the booth needs to comply with?
Answer: 230 VAC Three Phase Power
1. Is there a max amperage that the booth needs to comply with?
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