SAM #FA452826QRB01

Procurement of Self-Contained SCBA Air Compressor System for Minot AFB

The U.S. Air Force 5th Civil Engineering Squadron at Minot AFB is seeking to procure a self-contained SCBA Air Compressor system to support firefighter safety and operational efficiency. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air Force, 5th Civil Engineering Squadron (Minot AFB) - Products Requested: - 1 Air Compressor Fill Station with integrated cascade system - Must be an all-in-one unit with compressor and cascade system - Simultaneous filling and exchange of cylinders - Minimum 3-bank cascade system - Five-stage compression, cast iron block and cylinders, stainless steel valve assemblies - Pressurized oil lubrication, spin-on oil filter, intercoolers, water separators, relief valves - Auxiliary outlets (minimum 6000 PSI) - Ergonomic design, automatic storage refill valve and pressure regulator - Minimum two-year warranty - Must meet NFPA 1901 safety standards - Dimensions not to exceed 105" W x 35" D x 80" H - 1 Compressor Module - 1 Two Cylinder Fill Station Module - 1 Air Sample Quality Test - Shipping - Services Requested: - Removal and disposal of old compressor system - Installation, electrical and plumbing setup, moving and securing per manufacturer recommendations - Pressure testing of the new system - On-site operation training on installation day - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must be self-contained and fit within specified room dimensions - All-in-one design for operational efficiency - Compliance with NFPA 1901 safety standards - Set aside for small businesses under NAICS 333912 - No specific OEMs or part numbers are mentioned in the solicitation or attachments.

Description

The 5th Civil Engineering Squadron submitted a request for the purchase of 1 Compressor Module, 1 Two Cylinder Fill Station Module, 1 Air Sample Quality Test, and Shipping for the supply. The system will be a self contained  "all in one" system that with dimensions not to exceed 105" W X 35" D X 80" H to fit current designated room. Additionally, upon installation the contractor will dispose of the old system, install and test the equipment, and provide on site operation training.

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