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This Combined Synopsis/Solicitation opportunity from Department Of Defense was posted on August 28, 2009. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

54--Insulated Communications Shelter Q & A

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W9124R-09-T-1081Federal

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Solicitation W9124R-09-T-1081 is a total small business set-aside for the procurement of an insulated communications shelter. The shelter must be constructed from corrosion resistant fiberglass with a one-piece molded roof and wall design to ensure it is electromagnetically transparent. Key technical requirements include top-mounted lifting eye bolts, a recessed door with a neoprene seal that opens inward for snow accumulation, and interior uni-strut for equipment racks capable of supporting over 600 pounds. Electrical specifications call for twelve evenly spaced interior ground fault interrupter duplex outlets and two exterior lights, one located by the door and one on the opposite side of the building. The shelter is designed to be portable and requires only level ground rather than a permanent foundation. Delivery must be completed within 90 days of the contract award to US Army Fort Greely, Alaska, with offloading handled by CRTC, although the contract is administered at Yuma Proving Ground. The final delivery price must include all applicable taxes, freight, and handling charges.

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Small business set-aside for one insulated communications shelter delivered to Fort Greely, Alaska.

NAICS

423390 - Other Construction Material Merchant Wholesalers

Place of Performance

CCMI-RCY, Yuma Proving Ground - DABK41 ATTN: Mission & Installation Contracting Command, Building 2364, Ocotillo Street Yuma AZ, AZ

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AgencyDepartment Of Defense → W6QM Micc-Yuma Prov Grd
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OfficeYUMA PROVING GROUND, AZ, 85365-9498, USA
Office AddressYUMA PROVING GROUND, AZ, 85365-9498, USA
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Technical questions were required by 25 August 2009. Below are the questions and answers which were asked. 1.Question) Lifting Eye Bolts - Where are they located? Top or Bottom. Answer) The lifting bolts should be located on the top of the shelter. 2.Question) Horizontal run of uni-strut on interior walls. What is the location and purpose? Answer) The unistrut is for attaching equipment racks to the wall. The standard mounting locations on equipment racks is 18.5 inch and 80.5inch, The each rack will hold approximately 600+ lbs of equipment and the floor should support said weight. 3.Question) Recessed Door - Can it open inward? Answer) The door must open inward due to potential snow accumulation against the outside of the door. 4.Question) Two exterior lights- Where are they located? Answer) The exterior lights should be located; one by the door and a 2nd light on the opposite side of the building. 5.Question) (12) Interior ground fault interrupter duplex outlets - Where are they located? Answer) The interior outlets can be evenly spaced around the inside. 6.Question) Are there blueprints to this project? Answer) No blueprints are available. 7.Question) The exterior and interior finishes are not specified, what they should be made of. Answer) The shelter should be constructed of corrosion resistant fiberglass with the walls and the roof being molded in one piece. 8.Question) The deadlines for questions and submittal of offer are listed, what about delivery date for the building? Answer) The building should be expected to be delivered no more than 90 days after the award of contract. 9.Question) Framing type is not specified. Although it appears it should be a steel structure, based on existing specification is wood acceptable? Answer) The shelter needs to be electromagnetically transparent, with the exception of the door hardware. The recessed door needs to have a neoprene seal which allows for less dust intrusion and greater flexibility in sub-zero temperatures. 10.Question) Delivery location is stated as: US Army Fort Greely Alaska, however, the Place of Performance is: Yuma Proving Ground. Answer) Delivery is to include all applicable taxes, freight and handling charges to US Army Fort Greely Alaska. The contract is being administered at YPG. 11.Question) Can you tell me who will be responsible for offloading the building at its destination? Answer) The building will be offloaded by CRTC at Ft. Greely. 12.Question) Will you all be providing the foundation? Answer) The shelter should be portable; hence it does not require a foundation, only level ground.

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