SAM #FA3016PartsWasherCleanerRecompete

Recirculating Parts Washer Supply and Maintenance for Joint Base San Antonio

The U.S. Air Force at Joint Base San Antonio is seeking a contractor to provide and maintain recirculating parts washers across multiple base locations. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air Force, 802d Civil Engineering Squadron (802 CES)/CEIEC - 502d Contracting Squadron (FA3016) - Products/Services Requested: - Supply, installation, and maintenance of recirculating parts washers using Mil-PRF-680 Type II solvent - Equipment models and quantities include: - Model 30 (10 units, 15 Gal capacity) - Model 81 (2 units, 80 Gal capacity) - Model 34 (6 units, 24.5 Gal capacity) - Model 14 (2 units, 5 Gal capacity) - IT40MP (6 units, 28 Gal capacity) - IT48M6 (1 unit, 48 Gal capacity) - MRC32 LPM1 (2 units, unknown capacity) - IT48M4 (2 units, 42 Gal capacity) - IT48 (2 units, 42 Gal capacity) - IT200 Paint Gun Clnr (1 unit, unknown capacity) - Notable Requirements: - All equipment must support solvent recycling and waste minimization - Contractor must provide manufacturer cut-sheets, Safety Data Sheets, and bi-monthly solvent usage reports - Compliance with environmental and safety regulations, including hazardous waste management - Coordination with the 802d Civil Engineering Squadron is required - Service frequencies vary by unit (monthly, bi-monthly, or every 12 weeks) - No specific OEMs are named, but models suggest industry-standard parts washer manufacturers - No specific vendors or resellers are identified

Description

The contractor shall provide all necessary equipment, tools, materials, transportation and labor to provide and maintain recirculating parts washers using solvent recycling and waste minimization practices.

Scope of Work. Recirculating parts washers shall include lighting and filtration to maintain solvent effectiveness between service intervals. It shall also have a permanent and conspicuous label posted on or near the parts washer or immersion cleaner summarizing proper operating procedures to minimize emissions. All immersion cleaners shall have a minimum freeboard ratio of 0.70, when the width is measured at the solvent surface level. All waste and solvents from the recirculating parts washers and immersion cleaners shall be manifested under the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest System, if not re-used. Coordination with the 802d Civil Engineering Squadron (802 CES)/CEIEC is required.

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