SAM #FA2543SM004

Procurement and Installation of Two High-Density Mobile Aisle Shelving Systems for Buckley Space Force Base

This opportunity involves the procurement and installation of two high-density mobile aisle shelving systems for technical equipment storage at Buckley Space Force Base. - Government Buyer: - U.S. Air Force, Office of Special Investigations, 12th Field Investigations Squadron - 460th Contracting Squadron, Buckley Space Force Base - OEMs and Vendors: - No specific OEMs or vendors are named; the solicitation is open to qualified manufacturers of industrial mobile shelving systems - Products Requested: - Two high-density mobile aisle shelving systems - Maximum dimensions: 21 ft (L) x 12 ft (W) x 9 ft (H) - Adjustable shelves (15–36 inches height, 18–36 inches depth) - Weight capacity: 150 lbs per shelf tier - Modular, surface-mounted leveled track system with flush floor decking - Master locking mechanism securing all carriages - Manual mechanical-assist drive system - Heavy-duty locking clips and solid end panels for safety - Includes all rails, carriages, components, hardware, freight, and installation - Services Requested: - Disassembly and legal disposal of existing shelving system - Installation of new shelving systems, including operational testing and correction of deficiencies - Provision of documentation and a one-year warranty - Unique/Notable Requirements: - Systems must maximize storage space, ensure safe retrieval and return of equipment, and protect assets from damage - Modular and adjustable design for flexibility - Safety and security features (locking mechanisms, heavy-duty clips, solid end panels) - Completion required within 120 calendar days after award, during normal duty hours - 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 337214 - Fixed-Price Contract, Lowest Price Technically Acceptable (LPTA) evaluation - Vendors must be registered in SAM

Description

The Government requires two industrial mobile aisle shelving systems to safely store, organize, and provide efficient access to technical equipment. The systems must maximize available storage space, allow personnel to safely retrieve and return equipment, and protect stored assets from falling, shifting, or other damage.

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