US Army, CECOM, Logistics and Engineering Operations Directorate, Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703-5000

59 -- MARKET SURVEY FOR A FLOODLIGHT SET USING THE TACTICAL QUIET GENERATOR DUE 092500 POC Frank Jasinski, 732-532-8833 or Larry Rubel, 732- 532- 2991 E-MAIL: CECOM POC, Frank.jasinski@mail1.monmouth.army.mil. This is a market survey to locate potential commercial sources who can satisfy the following requirements: Floodlight Set using Tactical Quiet Generator, skid mounted within its own transit container (telescoping mast, illuminated control panel, ballasts, cables, floodlights, Tactical Quiet Generator, and storage for other components) NTE 4000 lbs; telescoping mast with aircraft warning light must be able to withstand 50 MPH winds and with a maximum extension of 30 feet; provide power 120 VAC or 220 VAC outlets, must be erected within 3 minutes or less with setup under 5 minutes; rugged zed, shockproof floodlights NTE 40 lbs, have a lamp life of 1200-1500 hours, and provide 8500- 10000 lumens white light with a lateral beam spread of 105- 150 degrees; must be easily operated in all weather conditions during a 8-12 hour work shift; must meet all Federal and National safety standards for grounding and electrical shock; must quick disconnect fittings for ease of operation and maintenance; expected Mean Time Between Operational Failures is 2000-15000 hours; components must be commercially available; and must be able to use either the 5 KW Tactical Quiet Generator in field operations or commercial international power sources. The government does not have any drawings/specifications for these items. Suppliers capable of furnishing these exact items must so indicate, by writing to Commander, USACECOM; ATTN: AMSEL-LC-CCS-A-MM (Frank Jasinski or Larry Rubel); Building 1200E; Fort Monmouth, NJ 07703-5000. The response must include documentation such as test results, product specifications, copy of purchase order if the supplier was a vendor to the listed source or a statement from listed source demonstrating that the supplier can, in fact, supply the Army with a unit that will be physically and functionally interchangeable. Successful supplier may be required to warrant that the items supplied will satisfactorily perform when used for the purpose intended by the Army. For more information contact either Frank Jasinski, 732-532-8833 (E-MAIL: Frank.jasinski@mail1.monmouth.army. mil) or Larry Rubel, 732-532-2991 (E-MAIL: Larry.rubel@mail1.monmouth.army.mil. The deadline for response is September 25, 2000. Posted 08/22/00 (D-SN488882). (0235)

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