MODIFICATION
66 -- Explosive Decompression Test Facility
- Notice Date
- 9/25/2009
- Notice Type
- Modification/Amendment
- NAICS
- 332420
— Metal Tank (Heavy Gauge) Manufacturing
- Contracting Office
- Department of the Air Force, Air Force Materiel Command, Tinker OC-ALC - (Central Contracting), 3001 Staff Drive, Ste 1AG76A, Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, 73145-3015
- ZIP Code
- 73145-3015
- Solicitation Number
- FA8125-09-Q-0076
- Archive Date
- 2/28/2010
- Point of Contact
- Michelle Syth, Phone: 4057394032
- E-Mail Address
-
michelle.syth@tinker.af.mil
(michelle.syth@tinker.af.mil)
- Small Business Set-Aside
- N/A
- Description
- A site visit was held on 14 Sept 2009. The following is a list of the companies that attended: 1. High Tech Services - Richardson, TX 2. Reimers Systems-Lorton, VA 3. SAIC-Midwest City, OK 4. Virtual Technology Services-Midwest City, OK Q & A 1. Can any of the existing electrical disconnect boxes be relocated or deleted? ANS. The disconnect labeled "Breaker Box for The Circulation Pump" has power running to it however it is no longer connected to a load so it can be removed along with the feed running to it. ANS. The disconnect labeled for the Vibration System is located just north of the Circulation Pump Disconnect. This disconnect is in use but it will be moved approximately 6 ft north along the west wall and reinstalled there. ANS. The disconnect which powered the chiller and is now the source of power for the blower/sucker fan will require reinstallation to the north approximately 8 feet. 2. If the large air duct can be relocated? ANS. The large air duct can be relocated to the north and reconnected to the blower/sucker fan in its present location provided C.E. grants permission for the additional penetration of the wall and the old vacant hole is properly sealed to their standards. 3. Can the chilled water lines be relocated to the south wall? ANS. In room 119 the chill water lines can be located to the south wall if they are then run north into the trench as they provide cooling for the shaker and the environmental chamber via their path through the trench. 4. Will there be a requirement for any pass-thru conduit to the outside? ANS. I see the possible necessity for two conduits. One would be for transducer wiring from the accumulator tank, air duct, and vacuum pumps to the control system located in room 119. The other would be for a compressed air line if the design calls for pneumatic actuators to be used on the system. 5. Can we either come out and take some photo's or if Mr. Fleenor has already taken some can he send them to us? ANS.I have provided the photos which I took and annotated to Michelle Syth. She will make copies available in accordance with their procedures. If she or her supervisors have no objections I am agreeable to someone coming to take additional photos, measurements, or asking questions whenever I am present. **The photos are posted as an attachment to this notice** 6. How accurate does the pressure profile have to be? ANS. +/- 5/3% (1.6) percent of the value or +/- 200/3 Pa, whichever is greater. Per Mil-Std-810F Part One 5.2 Tolerances for test conditions and Part One 5.3.2 Calibration 7. Does the profile have to be linear or parabolic? ANS. For the purpose of our testing a linear time history showing the change in engineering units (EUs) of pressure per unit of time in milliseconds is all that is needed. 8. What software is preferred for data acquisition system of EDTF? ANS. No preference, Labview is ok as it is being used in some of the other systems in the lab, but it is not a requirement. 9. Can the bid documents be submitted by email by 5th of October? If paper documents are requested, how many copies are required? ANS. As of 24 Sep 2009, the documents are due by 5 Oct 2009 (see solicitation for exact response time). One completed copy of both the original solicitation and any amendments are required to be submitted. E-mailed documents are preferred, however they may also be submitted via facsimile. 10. Will the vacuum pump on the EDTF be used for other purposes in addition to the EDTF or is it dedicated only to the EDTF? ANS. The vacuum pump on the EDTF is for one purpose only, the EDTF. 11. Are there any quality standards in addition to those listed in the SOW? ANS. The accuracy and performance of the test system controls and data acquisition must meet or exceed the associated requirements of MIL-STD-810F. Construction and fabrication of the facility shall be in compliance with prevailing Tinker AFB, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, and State of Oklahoma applicable laws and regulations as well as national rules, regulations, laws, and codes as they may apply. As an example would be National Electrical code. 12. Will user training be required? ANS. Training Requirements will be limited by the delivery of Operation Manuals covering maintenance of the Vacuum Pump, Actuators, and Other Moving Components as well as an Operation Manual detailing the functions of the Graphical Interface Icons of the Control Software used to manage test parameters and Data Acquisition. The EDTF Control Software shall enable Data Acquisition parameter selection such as Sampling Rates up to 50k Samples per Second. Accumulator Pressure shall be expressed in kPa, psia, torrs, or Inches of Mercury. Chamber Pressure/Altitude and Change of Rate, both positive and negative, shall both be expressed in selectable units of Meters (Altitude) - psia - kPa per Second or Minute for Change of Rate. Pressure is to be expressed in Meters (Altitude)-psia & kPa. The units listed above are in accordance with MIL-STD-810F.
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- Place of Performance
- Address: Tinker AFB, Tinker AFB, Oklahoma, 73145, United States
- Zip Code: 73145
- Zip Code: 73145
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