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Autonomous Aircraft Washer System Sought by Offutt Air Force Base

This opportunity is issued by the Department of Defense, Department of the Air Force, Air Combat Command, 55th Contracting Squadron (55 CONS) at Offutt Air Force Base, Nebraska. - The requirement is for an autonomous aircraft washer system for wide-body aircraft - System must be semi-autonomous, mobile, and controlled by an ergonomic, wireless remote control - Must be 100% electric (battery powered) with a battery capable of at least 6 hours of continuous operation per cleaning cycle - Integrated automatic safety shut-off sensors are required to prevent unauthorized contact with aircraft skin - System must include: - Mobile robotic wash base unit - Adaptive wash arm and soft brush assembly - Integrated collision-avoidance sensor suite - Wireless remote-control unit - Industrial battery charging station - Operator and maintenance training - On-site installation and commissioning - New equipment training course for 6 individuals - 2-year warranty - Delivery and installation are required at Offutt AFB - Unique requirements include autonomous operation, advanced safety sensors, and comprehensive training and warranty - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the notice

Description

This sources sought is for market research purposes only. No award will be made based on the information submitted as part of this posting.

If an organization believes they have a similar product that can accomplish the below information, please submit a capabilities statement and product breakdown to Mr. Casey Hupton at casey.hupton.1@us.af.mil before the response due date.

Offutt Air Force Base is seeking sources for an autonomous aircraft washer. Below is a draft statement of need outlining general requirements for the product.

STATEMENT OF NEED

This requirement is for the purchase of an autonomous aircraft washer which will reduce man hours and supply costs spent washing aircraft.

The provided items shall meet or exceed the following requirements: Semi-autonomous mobile robotic aircraft cleaning system controlled via an ergonomic, wireless remote control. 100% Electric (Battery) Powered. The onboard battery must hold sufficient charge to continuously operate and complete at least one full wide-body aircraft cleaning cycle lasting approximately 6 hours. Integrated automatic safety shut-off sensors that immediately halt all motion and brush rotation if the equipment gets too close to or makes unauthorized contact with the aircraft skin.

Breakdown of the equipment:

Mobile Robotic Wash Base Unit Adaptive Wash Arm & Soft Brush Assembly Integrated Collision-Avoidance Sensor Suite Wireless Remote-Control Unit (RCU) Industrial Battery Charging Station Operator & Maintenance training On-Site Installation & Commissioning New Equipment Training (NET) Course for 6 Individuals 2 year warranty

Contractor shall provide products that meets or exceeds requirements above. They will also provide the delivery and installation of the equipment. The address for delivery:

1 Columbia Dr Building 565 Offutt AFB NE 68113

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