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FBO DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 30, 2007 FBO #2042
SOURCES SOUGHT

54 -- Metal Building Requirements

Notice Date

6/28/2007
 

Notice Type

Sources Sought
 

NAICS

332311 — Prefabricated Metal Building and Component Manufacturing
 

Contracting Office

Department of the Army, Army Contracting Agency, ARCENT, JLC Forward Contracting Office-Bagram, CJTF-76, Joint Contracting Center Bldg. 90; Bagram, Afghanistan, APO, AE, 09354, UNITED STATES
 

ZIP Code

00000
 

Solicitation Number

07-Q-0011
 

Response Due

6/30/2007
 

Archive Date

7/15/2007
 

Description

Requirements: 1) Easily relocatable structures, either intact or through quick/non-labor intensive disassembly. a. Used for aircraft maintenance structures, where the aircraft arrangement on the ramp changes to optimize operations and parking to accommodate new missions. b. Used as vehicle maintenance facilities where our vehicle motor pools are consolidating, yet will most likely move again as we expand our land and footprint. 2) Ability to reconfigure to allow flexibility for future utilization a. Used as multipurpose facilities to support current functions that are slated to relocate as we execute our master plan b. Storage warehouses that can grow and shrink as our base population grows and shrinks 3) Compact storage (nesting or folding of components). 4) Minimum 17? sidewall height to allow full width capability to construct two-story mezzanine/storage/admin space. a. Internal structures will be self supporting and not attached or part of the requested structure/shell. b. Due to land constraints, we must utilize multi-story (2) administrative facilities, or have the ability to construct a mezzanine office in a high bay warehouse or maintenance facility. 5) Vertical sidewalls, or near vertical (w/in 1 ft) to provide fully usable space a. More efficient for second story for story and high bay warehouse. 6) Width of 40-60 ft, with variable lengths. We intend to standardize to allow future ?mix and match? of components for future requirements a. Length and width of aircraft, components, and vehicles dictates a minimum 40 ft width. Add space for material handling equipment (i.e. forklift operations) and anything smaller than 40 ft isn?t feasible or efficient use of our limited space. 7) Insulated, or easily to insulate using common industry materials and manual application a. Power usage is becoming critical on BAF. We experience hot summers and cold winters and rely on electric heat and cooling. We are unable to control the climate of our large open bay maintenance facilities due to the enormous power necessary to heat or cool these un-insulated spaces. The fabric sides make it difficult and ineffective to attempt to insulate. 8) Wind and snow loads of: 20 PSF and 33 PSF respectively a. We get lots of wind, and a little bit of snow with some ice. 9) Metal siding and roofing (no fabric structures) a. Provides a better environment and is more durable.
 

Place of Performance

Address: Bagram AF, Afghanistan, APO AE, Physical address: Bldg. 90, Bagram, Afghanistan

Zip Code: 09354

Country: AFGHANISTAN
 

Record

SN01330489-W 20070630/070628231215 (fbodaily.com)
 

Source

FedBizOpps Link to This Notice
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