PKA - KC-46 Pallet Shelving - 22 MXS - McConnell AFB

The contract awarded under solicitation number FA462126P0014 is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) set-aside for the design, furnishing, delivery, and installation of two custom pallet storage systems at McConnell Air Force Base in Kansas. The systems are intended to store 45 units of 463L seat pallets in a 3-tiered configuration and 20 units of ATGL and ISU 90 pallets in a 2-tiered configuration, with each bay rated to support a minimum load of 3,200 pounds at ground level and up to 10,000 pounds on upper tiers. All materials must be delivered on 463L pallets and transported to the designated installation location in Building 1107 at McConnell AFB, with final delivery required within 130 calendar days of contract award and installation completed within 30 days thereafter. The contractor is responsible for unloading trailers, site preparation, installation per the customer’s floor plan, post-installation functional testing, and thorough cleanup. Contractor personnel must undergo a National Crime Information (NCI) background check using McConnell AFB Form 114, which requires submission of full personal identification details and is mandatory for base access; failure to comply results in denial of entry. All personnel must wear clearly identifiable badges or clothing with company names and obtain vehicle access passes, subject to inspection and potential immobilization of vehicles on base. Strict prohibitions are in place against the use of any Class I ozone-depleting substances, including Halons, CFCs, and methyl bromide, to ensure compliance with Air Force Instruction 32-7086. Work must occur during standard business hours, Monday through Friday, excluding federal holidays and wing-down days. The government accepts delivery upon offloading at the installation site, indicating FOB Destination terms. While no formal contract value is disclosed, payment is directed through the 22d Contracting Office, and all modifications must be issued in writing by the contracting officer. No standardized FAR clauses, MIL-STD packaging or marking requirements, or detailed evaluation factors are specified, with contractual obligations centered on technical compliance, security, and operational restrictions unique to the military installation environment.