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The tender seeks the provision of two pneumatic aluminum heat treat furnaces, including installation and training of government personnel. Delivery is required 30 days after contract award. Installation, testing, and training must be completed within 30 days of delivery. Work hours are Monday through Friday, 7:00 AM to 4:30 PM local time, excluding federal holidays. Minimum specifications for the furnaces are detailed, including dual chambers, temperature ranges, controllers, quench systems, consumables, and documentation requirements. A one-year warranty is required for all components and labor. Installation procedures, testing protocols (including temperature and uniformity surveys), and training requirements are outlined. Security requirements, including personnel clearances, background checks, and compliance with security regulations, are also detailed. The contractor must provide a list of employees, validated by the contracting officer representative, and update it as needed. The government will inspect the facility for cleanliness prior to the contractor's departure. Any damage to government property must be repaired by the contractor at their expense. All required documentation, including calibration certifications and final inspection and acceptance testing, must be provided to the government upon completion of the acceptance process.

The tender specifies detailed requirements for the purchase of a heat treating machine, including materials, components, construction, electrical systems, safety features, installation procedures, training, and quality assurance. Additional documents (e. g. , technical data, installation plans, training plans) are required within specific timeframes. The machine must meet various standards (e. g. , FEDSTD, ISO, NEIMA, NFPA). The delivery location is Tinker AFB, Oklahoma. The government will provide utilities within 25 feet of the designated installation site. A confined space entry plan is required. A concrete foundation is the contractor's responsibility. Training for government personnel is required after acceptance testing. The contractor is responsible for all installation labor, equipment, and materials. The government will provide the exhaust stack based on the vendor's design. The tender also mentions that there was an error in the DIBBS system when posting a previous amendment, and this amendment is a re-posting of the updated information.

Procurement of 27 quench, pwp, hd valves (NSN ****). Solicitation is an RFQ available electronically only. Hard copies, specifications, plans, or drawings are not available. All responsible sources may submit a quote electronically.

The tender seeks the manufacture, supply, and installation of two plasma cutting tables (one in building 411 and one in building 377). The contractor is responsible for all site preparation, delivery, offloading, positioning, installation, making the equipment operational, acceptance testing, operator and maintenance training. The contract includes a 20-week delivery timeframe, and the contractor must have adequate resources for the manufacture of the tables. The government will provide the material for final acceptance testing. The contractor must provide training for local building operators, including verbal instruction and hands-on operations. All printed training aids must be in English. Freight is included in the contract price. A one-year minimum warranty is required. The contractor must provide technical drawings, electrical schematics, operator and maintenance manuals with parts listings. Environmental compliance is a key aspect of the contract, including hazardous waste management, lead-based paint abatement, hazardous materials handling, spill prevention, and air pollution control. The government is responsible for positioning building utility connections within 20 feet of system connection locations. The contractor must provide all labor, equipment, and materials needed for rigging, offloading, uncrating, and setting machines in locations at RRAD production buildings. The installation shall include all material handling equipment, labor, and materials to install the systems and make them fully operational and functional. The contractor shall provide three hard copies and one electronic copy on CD/DVD of operations sequence, system program, bill of materials (BOM), wiring diagrams, schematics, maintenance manuals for contractor-installed equipment, including calibration information and procedures where applicable. All operator and maintenance manuals for both plasma cutting tables at b411 b377.

This solicitation is for 1 integral quench furnace, including delivery, installation, and training. The specification was updated on March 26, 2025. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside. No phone inquiries are allowed.