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This contract involves the construction and relocation of aircraft parking shelters at NAS JRB Fort Worth, TX. The first part of the project requires building eight steel canopies, each measuring 65 feet long, 55 feet wide, and 22 feet high, designed to cover eight fighter aircraft parking spots. The shelters must be constructed with specified materials including 6-inch diameter steel vertical beams anchored to the concrete flight line, horizontal and rafter I-beams, and an 80% fireproof sunscreen made from synthetic nylon fabric. The canopies are to be spaced and oriented to ensure proper clearance and taxiway visibility, with color requirements to match surrounding buildings and added reflective tape for nighttime safety. Additionally, the shelters must be easily disassembled and reassembled in a different location if needed. Pricing must include delivery and installation costs. The second part of the contract entails the disassembly and relocation of six existing shelters approximately 25 meters to a nearby location. This RFQ is issued by the Department of Defense, and all submissions must be sent to the specified point of contact by fax or email. The solicitation is coded under NAICS 238120, covering structural steel and related construction work, and is being managed from the NAS JRB Fort Worth office. The emphasis is on timely execution, quality materials, safety compliance, and the capability for future modular site adjustments.

General Info

Construct eight steel aircraft shelters, relocate six existing shelters, ensure safety and modular design.

Agency

Department Of Defense → FA6675 301 Conf Pk

NAICS

238120 - Structural Steel and Precast Concrete Contractors

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PostedJun 23

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Organization & Contact Information

AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA6675 301 Conf Pk

Contacts1 person available

OfficeNAS JRB, TX, 76127-6200, USA

Organization / AgencyDepartment Of Defense → FA6675 301 Conf Pk

Office AddressNAS JRB, TX, 76127-6200, USA

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Richard A Broda

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+1 (555) 000-0000

Full Description

This is a Request for Quote (RFQ) and sources sought request for the following construction project. 1. This RFQ encompassed two aspects. First, is for eight proposed canopies measuring 65 L x 55 W x 22 H so as to fit eight fighter aircraft at the NAS JRB Fort Worth, TX. They will be placed over eight aircraft parking spots on our flight line. The new parking spots will be spaced 63.5 feet apart and turned 21.5 degrees to exceed the 10-foot minimum clearance from each wing tip to the canopy's vertical steel beams. The main taxiway lines must be at least 50 feet from any object. Construction shall include eight vertical beams made from 6 diameter pre-fabricated rolled steel that are welded to a 12 x 12 steel base plate. Each of the steel bases are anchor bolted to the flight line parking ramp concrete slab. The anchor bolts will be inserted through the steel base and fastened with a 1 nut. A 3.5 diameter horizontal support I-beam will run the 65-foot length of the canopy frame along each side with support braces located in the middle and on top to add strength. There will be four 55-foot long I-beam rafters spaced 21 to 22 feet apart that are attached to the top of the eight vertical beams to form the main framework of the roof. On the top of the rafters will be the roofing framework spaced at six foot intervals. The 80% sunscreen will be bolted on to the top of the framework. Must be 80% approved sunscreen made of a fireproof synthetic nylon called Textiline manufactured by the Twitchell Corporation or equal. The canopies must have the ability to be unbolted from the concrete slab and disassembled within a minimum amount of time for assembly in another area if necessary. The color of the canopy frames will be a light stone color to match the surrounding buildings and the sunscreen will be a desert tan color. White reflective tape will be wrapped around the outside of the 6 vertical beams for visibility at night. Price shall detail the delivered cost of the shelters and installation. 2. The second aspect of this RFQ is the disassembly and re-assembly of six (6) existing shelters to a nearby location approximately 25 meters away. This request is issued as a Request for Quote (RFQ). Submit written offers to Debbie Ripkowski at FAX #: (817) 782-5371 or email at Deborah.Ripkowski@carswell.af.mil