SAM #W50S6Y26QA017

Stationary Nitrogen Generator System Procurement for Florida Air National Guard

The Florida Air National Guard is seeking a Stationary Nitrogen Generator System to support aircraft tire service at the 125th Fighter Wing in Jacksonville, FL. - Government Buyer: - Department of the Air Force, Florida Air National Guard (FL ANG) / FL USPFO, Civil Engineering Office - Products and Services Requested: - One Stationary Nitrogen Generator System - Must include a two-bottle storage system and regulator panel with adjustable pressure gauge, preset pressure relief, and safety valve - Required output: 99.5% dry nitrogen, 9-17 SCFM, boosted outlet pressure of 3000-5000 PSIG - Storage capacity: minimum 912 cubic feet at 3000-5000 PSIG - Power: 480 VAC/3 phase/60 Hz - Training and commissioning services for the system - Packaging and shipping to the Civil Engineering office in Jacksonville, FL - On-site training for government personnel in operation and basic preventative maintenance - Complete operation and maintenance manuals (digital and physical) - Unique/Notable Requirements: - System must provide continuous, on-site, high-purity nitrogen supply, eliminating the need for recurring cylinder deliveries - Standard commercial warranty of at least one year covering parts and labor - Delivery, installation, and commissioning required within 120 days of award - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation

Description

1. Objective & Scope

The Florida Air National Guard has a requirement for the procurement, delivery, and initial commissioning of one (1) new Stationary Nitrogen Generator System. The purpose of this equipment is to provide a reliable, on-site, continuous supply of high-purity nitrogen gas to support aircraft tire service.  Procuring this system will eliminate the logistical overhead, costs, and safety hazards associated with handling recurring high-pressure cylinder deliveries.

2. Salient Characteristics (Minimum Specifications)

Please see the attached Solicitation for Salient Characteristics.

3. Delivery, Installation, and Training

Delivery Terms: FOB Destination to 125th FW Installation/Commissioning: The contractor shall provide all labor, tools, and materials necessary to uncrate, assemble, and commission the unit.  Training: The contractor must provide on-site operation and basic preventative maintenance training for government personnel upon successful commissioning.

4. Warranty and Documentation

The system must include a standard commercial warranty of at least one (1) year covering parts and labor against manufacturing defects. The vendor must provide complete Operation and Maintenance (O&M) manuals in English (both digital and physical copies upon delivery).

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