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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JANUARY 31,1997 PSA#1773DEPT OF JUSTICE, FED PRISON INDUSTRIES, 320 1ST STREET NW -- Material
Mgt Branch, WASHINGTON, DC 20534-0001 39 -- DYAMOMETER SOL 1PI-R-0696-97 DUE 030497 POC Contract Specialist,
MEALY, PATRICK, 202/508-3959 This is a combined synopsis/solicitation
for commercial items prepared in accordance with Part 12.6 and
supplemented with additional information as included in this notice.
This advertisement provides for the sole solicitation. Unicor, Federal
Prison Indistries, Inc. Beaumont, Tx is intending to purchase 5
Dynomoniters immediately and an option to purchase 3 more within two
years of the initial purchase. Requests for Proposals or written
solicitations will not be issued. The proposal number is 1PI-R-0696-97.
The proposal document and incorporated provisions and clauses are those
in effect through Federal Acquisition Circular 90-35. The FPDS Product
and Service code is 3799 and size 500. Offerors shall submit a signed
and dated offer to UNICOR, Material Management Branch 400 First Street
NW Washington, DC 20534 ATTN: Bid Custodian, on or before 2/11/97 at 2
PM. Offers may be submitted on a 1449 or letterhead stationary. Offers
must contain proposal number, time specified for receipt of offeror,
name, address and telephone number of bidder, technical description of
item being offered in sufficient detail to evaluate compliance with
the requirement under this proposal, terms and condition of any
expressed warranty, price and any discount terms, remit to address if
different if different from mailing address, a completed copy of
representations and certifications at FAR 52.212-3 and acknowledgment
of all amendments. If a offer is not submitted on an SF 1449 or company
letter head, a statement specifying the extent of agreement with all
terms, conditions and provisions included in this proposal. All offers
that fail to furnish required representations and certifications or
information or reject the terms and conditions may be excluded from
consideration, offerors must hold prices firm for a period of 30 days
from specified date for receipt of proposal, unless otherwise
specified. Offers or modifications to proposals received at the address
specified for the receipt of offers after the exact time specified will
not be considered. Documents cited in the solicitation may be obtained
from the General Services Administration, Federal Supply Service
Bureau, Specifications Section, Suite 8100, 470 L' EnFant Plaza, SW
Washington, DC 20407, 202/755-0325/0326.The government will award a
contract resulting from this solicitation to the responsible offeror
whose offer is most advantageous to the government. The following
factors will be used to evaluate offers: Technical Capability of the
item offered to meet the governments requirement and price. A written
notice of award or acceptance of a bid mailed or otherwise furnished to
the successful offeror within the time for acceptance specified in the
proposal shall result in a binding contract without further action by
either party.Before a offer specified expiration time, the government
may accept a bid or part of a bid after it's receipt unless a written
notice of a withdrawal is received before award. Dynamometer Statement
of Work: The dynamometer must operate and measure diesel engines from
1 to 1,000 net horsepowers. It must be capable of performing and
measuring at continuous speeds ranging from 300 RPMs minimum to 5000
RPMs maximum. It must be capable of operating and measuring engines
with a maximum torque of 15 lb/ft at 500 RPM minimum to a maximum
torques of 850 lb/ft at 3500 RPM maximum. It must be capable of
performing the following continuous test at minimum. (1) Engine
specified low idle for 30 minutes. (2) Engine specified high idle for
30 minutes. (3) 25% of engine rated horsepower for 30 minutes. (4) 50%
of engine rated horsepower for 30 minutes. (5) 75% of engine rated
horsepower for 30 horsepower for 30 minutes. (6) 100% of engine rated
horsepower for one hour. Provide & Install engine cooling column and
water cooling lines. Install data acquisition system and wiring harness
with wiring protection. Fuel line connections and piping. Provide
return water collection tank with piping and pumps. Provide exhaust
ventilation to include muffling systems. Supply ventilation. Engine
flexible hose exhaust piping. GENERAL The vendor shall provide a two
year on-site warranty for all procured material, to include all parts,
labor and a transportation in connection with this contract. This
specification states the primary and ancillary equipment required by
the government, installation requirements and limitations. EQUIPMENT
SPECIFICATIONS Since there are more than 107 different engines to be
tested the vendor will price separately and make available, all
adapters and spacers needed to mount. The dynamometer must be capable
of being calibrated by the maintenance technicians who operate it. The
instrumentation system must be capable of being calibrated by the
maintenance technicians who operate it. The instrumentation system must
be capable of monitoring engine performance or the probes, sensors, and
input devices used for test. The dynamometer must have a water brake
absorber. The dynamometer must operate at full load capability in both
clockwise and counter clockwise rotation. The dynamometer must have a
strain gauge load cell. The dynamometer must have an inductive speed
sensor. The dynamometer must operate within the water circulation of 40
gallons per minute at 35 pounds per square inch (psi) minimum, or
higher if adjustable, with atmosphere drain. The vendor shall provide
six 5000 # rolling engine test carts. The carts must have wheels for
movement within the maintenance facility and protect the tested engines
to preclude recalibration of the test equipment. The stands must allow
the technicians unrestricted access to the engine assembly to connect
all probes and sensors necessary for the dynamometer to perform all
required tests. Each dynamometer stand assembly will be equipped with
stand locking devices. Stands will be supplied with engine, drive
shaft, and locking shaft guard. Stands to cart configuration will
provide easy lock down and connections between drive shaft and engine.
The vendor shall provide a device that optimizes line and cable
removal from one test engine to attachment of another. The vendor shall
provide and install a swiveling boom device which channels all lines
and cables above the technicians' heads. The vendor shall mount the
frame to the wall. The device must extend a minimum of eight feet from
the wall or supporting base. The vendor shall provide all fittings,
lines, mounting hardware, probes, and thermocouples to mount on the
engines. Lines and hoses must extend 30 feet to ensure the system
operates from a junction box to the tested engine. The lines and hoses
must have positive lock connectors at both ends. Lines must withstand
250 degrees Fahrenheit. The FPI requires transducers, thermocouples,
and equipment with the following minimum standards: 2 (ea.) fuel
pressure transducers (0-200 PSI); 2 (ea.) oil pressure transducers
(0-200 PSI); 2 (ea.) air box pressure transducers (0-55
inches/mercury); 2 (ea.) crankcase pressure transducers (0-10
inches/mercury); 2 (ea.) crankcase pressure transducers (0-10
inches/water); 12 (ea.) thermocouples (0-1000 degreesfahrenheit); and
1 set calibration weights (100 pounds). The vendor shall provide an
instrumentation system which monitors the sensors and probes attached
to the dynamometer and tested engine. It must control the technician's
input parameters (e.g. feedback intervals), and monitor outputs from
the probes and sensors. Engine and dynamometer controls will be such
that it will either manually or automatically control the test.
Controls will be operated by computer control with the assistance of
the end user. The dynamometer instrumentation will be equipped with an
internal safety system for emergency situation to prevent engine and
dynamometer damage. The following will be featured in equipment: A.
In-cell warning relay. B. Engine ignition switch and in-cell relay. C.
Engine start switch and in-cell relay. D. Three each accessory switch
and in-cell relays. A thermostatically controlled cooling column, for
each dynamometer shall be furnished for use with liquid cooled
engines. The heat dissipation rate shall be at least 1,320,000 BTU's
per hour. An adjustable thermostatic control valve shall be provided to
obtain an engine water outlet temperature of 160 degrees F to 200
degrees F. A pressure relief valve shall be incorporated in the cooling
system to prevent abnormal cooling system pressure. A means shall be
provided for filling, venting and draining the cooling system. The
cooling column will be wall mounted and in such a way to be easily
coupled to the engine in test cell. Hoses and quick disconnects shall
be provided to connect the cooling column with the engines required to
be tested. The cooling column shall be equipped with sight glass and
external temperature gauge for water level and temperature readings.
The fuel flow measurement system shall conduct a fuel flow analysis by
measuring the volume of fuel being supplied to the engine. the unit
shall work in conjunction with the Data Acquisition System and function
as a measuring unit for measuring and calculating the amount of fuel
flow to engine. All fuel data shall be processed via standard
"calculated channel" in the computer, no special software package shall
be required to read, store, display or graph the data. The weather
station shall be designed to measure weather conditions inside the test
cell. The three conditions measured are barometric pressure, relative
humidity and ambient temperature. The unit shall be incorporated with
the Data Acquisition System to provide corrected horsepower when
changes in atmospheric temperature pressure, and humidity occur in the
cell. This shall be standard equipment and be installed in each test
cell. Instrumentation must provide the following minimum requirements.
31 channel analogue inputs analysis and graphics with all 31 channels.
14" SVGA monitor, 16 MG-RAM 66 Mhz 486 CPU. High and low warning alarms
high and low emergency shutdown alarms. The vendor must provide all
software licenses required to operate the dynamometers. The program
must monitor probe and sensor output, provide an on screen display of
engine performance, print analytical information, and store historical
data on electronic media. The program must provide a "built-in-test"
capability to calibrate probes and sensors. The instrumentation system
currently in use monitors the probes, sensors, and input devices and
provides feedback to the operator for calibrating these items.
INSTALLATION The vendor shall install the new system within the
existing facilities. To include all necessary parts require to meet the
outlined specifications. The new dynamometer must operate independently
and not interfere with the operation of the existing system. These
modifications must be made to provide movement of the dynamometer with
the test cell. The system must not restrict other engine testing
capability. The vendor shall provide, two (2) sets of operation and
repair manuals which includes wiring schematics, repair part numbers,
troubleshooting guides, and maintenance repair procedures for the
entire system. The vendor shall provide start- up assistance, operator
instructions, and on-site training and assistance. Prior to
installation, the vendor should conduct an on-site inspection of the
facility. The successful vendor must provide company representatives
that meet the Bureau of Prisons policy to gain access to the
institution. Before entering the Prison, the company's representative
must be approved by the institution. (0029) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0241 19970131\39-0001.SOL)
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