SAM #N0017326Q2440

Corrosion control, coating, and reflector panel fabrication for AN/FSC-78 terminal in Guam

The Naval Research Laboratory (NRL) Code 8124 is seeking corrosion control, coating, and fabrication services for the AN/FSC-78 terminal in Guam. - Government Buyer: - Naval Research Laboratory (NRL), Code 8124 - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; aluminum alloy 6082-T6 or equivalent is specified for panel fabrication - Products/Services Requested: - Fabrication of 96 aluminum alloy reflector panels (18.3m size) with epoxy primer and polyurethane topcoat (white RAL 9010 finish) - Panels must meet strict dimensional and surface accuracy requirements - Panel supports made of painted zinc-plated steel with stainless steel hardware - Quality control documentation and photogrammetry verification required - Corrosion control and coating services for the AN/FSC-78 terminal - Surface preparation (pressure washing, contaminant removal, loose paint removal) - Application of epoxy penetrating sealer, direct-to-rust epoxy primer, and direct-to-metal acrylic topcoat - Containment and disposal of paint chips and debris - Replacement of superficial damaged metal sections - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Onsite corrosion control and offsite panel fabrication - Milestone-based payments for both tasks - Strict quality control and documentation, including photogrammetry verification - Compliance with federal, Navy, and Guam environmental and safety regulations

Description

The U.S. Naval Research Laboratory, Code 8124, requires corrosion-control and coating services for one AN/FSC-78 terminal located in Guam.

The contractor shall independently perform all required work and furnish all management, supervision, labor, materials, supplies, tools, equipment, access equipment, heavy equipment, transportation, shipping, travel, lodging, mobilization, demobilization, environmental controls, containment, quality control, waste handling, and other services necessary to complete the requirement in accordance with the Statement of Work.

The corrosion-control effort includes cleaning contaminated antenna surfaces, removing loose coating and superficial corrosion, preparing affected surfaces, applying compatible protective coatings, collecting and disposing of coating debris, and completing specifically authorized sheet-metal restoration of severely corroded antenna-drum sections.

The place of performance for the corrosion-control and coating effort is the location of the AN/FSC-78 terminal in Guam.

The contractor shall perform all work in accordance with applicable Federal, Department of Defense, Navy, Government of Guam, installation, environmental, occupational-safety, and hazardous-material requirements.

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