Attachment 4 - Listing of Equipment.pdf
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- Shaw AFB Underground Storage Tank (UST) Demolition Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W9128F-24-R-0018
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This document provides a listing of equipment to be removed and stored as part of the Shaw AFB Underground Storage Tank (UST) Demolition federal contract opportunity. The equipment for repurposing includes two entire submersible turbine pump assemblies with components, two brass fill adaptors and caps, two automatic tank gauge probes with leaders, two probe caps with brass adaptors, two annular probe caps and brass adaptors, two dispensers with piping removed back to factory specifications, two shear valves, two fiberglass sump lids with bolts and gaskets. Additional equipment includes four sump sensors and two annular brine sensors, and two vent line vapor diverter rain caps. The solicitation is identified as W9128F-24-R-0018 and is issued by the Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Omaha for the Shaw AFB UST Demolition project.
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Listing of Equipment to be Removed and Stored
Equipment for repurposing shall include but not be limited to:
• STP (x2) entire assembly with turbine, shaft, pump head, and VR PLLD
• Brass fill adaptors and caps (x2)
• ATG probes (x2) (leave terminal plug leaders attached-just cut at intrinsic junction box)
• ATG probe caps with brass adaptors (x2)
• Annular probe caps and brass adaptors (x2)
• Dispensers (x2) with piping/unions underneath removed back to factor specs so cabinet can sit on frame base
• Shear valves (x2)
• Fiberglass STP sump lids, bolts, and gaskets (x2 assemblies)
• Sump sensors (x4)
• Annular brine sensors (x2)
• Vent line vapor diverter rain caps (x2)
Attachment 4
TECHNICAL EXHIBIT 4
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