RECOVERY - FTEV071041 - Repair 6 SOS Hangar/Doors, Bldg 90825

The contract FA4417-09-C-0009, awarded on June 18, 2009, to HCG-SCC JV, LLC, for $419,700 involves the design and construction of electrically powered hangar doors at Hurlburt Field, Florida. The doors must operate at a minimum specified speed and include a manual override system to allow personnel to move them in the event of power loss. The design requirements also call for brackets to facilitate manual operation using straps or chains, as well as an approved braking system. Electrical integration with the building’s existing system must be provided, along with a distinct warning horn and visual alarm that alerts personnel when the doors are moving, separate from the fire suppression system alarms. Additionally, a safety edge must be installed to prevent the doors from closing during emergencies. Both the prime contractor and supplier are required to furnish a written warranty, approved by the Contracting Officer, ensuring the doors and all associated components are free from defects in materials and workmanship for two years from the government’s acceptance date. The work supports the repair of six SOS hangar doors at building 90825, under the Department of Defense’s oversight, with points of contact listed for contract specialists and officers based at Hurlburt Field. The contract emphasizes safety, reliability, and seamless integration with existing infrastructure.