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P -- SHREDDING OF PRACTICE BOMBS AND SALVAGE OF METAL POC Lt Robert Williams, Contract Management Officer, (602) 856-3436 x245. Sources sought synopsis. This synopsis is a request for sources which can shred bomb dummy units (BDU's) at four consolidation points on the Barry M. Goldwater Air Force Range. There will be approximately 3500 tons of bombs to be shredded and salvaged. The bombs consist of BDU 33's, Mk 23 Practice Bombs, 5'' Practice Zuni Warheads, M 38 Practice Bombs, 2.75'' Practice Rocket Warheads, 20mm Inert Projectiles, and 30mm Inert Projectiles. The contractor must be able to comply with the following criteria: supply all equipment and manpower necessary to shred and salvage the above list of items, be capable of commencing operations NLT 30 days after award of contract, arrange transportation for water to the remote shredding sites with no nearby water access, provide own EMT support, be capable of shredding no less than 4 tons per hour, have all operations completed in 26 weeks, and provide all transportation required for personnel and equipment. The Shredding Unit design must meet the following criteria: be transportable over semi-improved roads, have it's own power/fuel supply, have capability of remote operation, should have method of remote lifting of BDU's, be capable of shredding BDU's into small to medium pieces (i.e. no larger than 5 by 4 inches), have safety door/lid to contain any possible fragments from escaping, have a system for rinsing BDU's to remove any possible black powder or red phosphorus from the scrap metal, and meet current EPA standards. The contractor must demonstrate capability to properly shred BDU's prior to award of contract. Arizona does not observe daylight savings time (0193)

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