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FUEL DISPENSING TRUCK


Modification - Apr 13, 2004

General Information
Solicitation Number: 42000056352
Posted Date: Apr 13, 2004
FedBizOpps Posted Date: Apr 13, 2004
Original Response Date: Apr 30, 2004
Current Response Date: Apr 30, 2004
Classification Code: 23 -- Ground effects vehicles, motor veh., trailers and cycles
NAICS Code: 333913 - Measuring and Dispensing Pump Manufacturing

Contracting Office Address
 
NASA/George C. Marshall Space Flight Center, Procurement Office, Marshall Space Flight Center, AL 35812

Description
 
This is a modification to the synopsis entitled Fuel Dispensing Truck, for Solicitation Number 42000056352, which was posted on March 31, 2004. You are notified that the following changes are made: Additional specifications are provided to include safety comments and information that is needed to pass DOT safety specificatons.

The due date for responses is not extended.

Documents related to this procurement will be available over the Internet. These documents will reside on a World Wide Web (WWW) server, which may be accessed using a WWW browser application. The Internet site, or URL, for the NASA/MSFC Business Opportunities home page is http://prod.nais.nasa.gov/cgi-bin/eps/bizops.cgi?gr=D&pin;=62

Offerors are responsible for monitoring this site for the release of the solicitation and any amendments. Potential offerors are responsible for downloading their own copy of the solicitation and amendments (if any).

Please see information below.

Gas Truck Specifications: Safety Comments

(1) 2000 Gallon two compartment truck tank cardinal combo Divided 1000/1000 Mild steel construction- double bulkhead Construction DOT 406 Vapor proof wiring per FMUSS 108A DOT rear bumper- 16” manhole w/10’ fill –DOT venting Canopy door at rear- ladder at rear Both dispensing systems to feed on the rear Rolled fenders over wheel 3” emergency valves w/operations &emergency; shutdowns 2” pump suction line from emergency valve to pump strainer 2” steel tubing- pump discharge lines to rear cabinet 2” pump suction stub for filling tank- utilizing pump on the truck Install 2” valve spring loaded for closed circuit loading Mounted on chassis & flow tested Painted one color (White) Operating decals (2) Pump- Blackmer 2” TXD2-w/ strainer (2) Filter VF 61EP ½ -50 GPM diesel fuel, 50 GPM gasoline- manual drain & air eliminator AC 51205 element for gasoline diesel fuel AC51225 (2) Meters- M-5-A-2 w large numeral counter & rest (2) Hose reel valve (2) Reels, 1”spring rewind (2) Hose 35’ x 1’ M&M; (2) Nozzle 1” automatic OPW 1A or equal

Chassis – Cab Specifications:

2005 GMC TC 7500 Series Engine 8.1 L 454 CID Cab to axle 102”or 108” Wheelbase170” Transmission - 5-speed manual Eaton Fuller – 19,000lb rear axle Clutch 13” Dia. – 10,000 lb Front axle Service Brake – Hydraulic power assisted 105 AMP Alternator 12 volts 50 Gallon fuel tank – step type- driver side Power steering Suspension front – 9,500lbs Suspension rear – 19,000lbs Wheel & tires – 245/75R 22.59 – front & rear Air condition AM/FM radio Paint – white

S&MA; CANDIDTE ADDITIONS TO THE PROCURMENT SPECIFICATION – DOT 406 SPECIFICATION TRUCK

HARDWARE 1) Truck needs to be equipped with the standard hazardous material placards - in accordance with the U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) Hazardous Materials Regulations. 2) Fire Extinguisher - Properly Rated 3) Electrical Grounding Provisions – Truck needs to be electrically grounded to prevent possible fires and explosions. 4) Diesel and Gas Nozzles need to be marked/color coded or sized - to preclude fueling with the wrong fuel. 5) Area Flood lighting for nighttime fueling operations? 6) Is a ladder required to get on top of the tank and fill the tanks? 7) Truck has backup warning alarm? PROCEDURES/TRAINING 8) Will the truck manufacturer provide actual or textbook training on the safe operation & maintenance of the truck? 9) Required Emergency Discharge Control Procedures provided by manufacturer & stored in the cab. CALIBRATION 10) Are the vent valves that are mentioned the same as pressure relief valves?

11) What will their delivered pressure relief setting be?

12) How will the pressure relief valves be tested?

13) How and when are the flow meters calibrated?


Point of Contact
Name:Ketela K. White
Title:Contracting Officer
Phone:(256) 544-7179
Fax:(256) 544-9162
Email:ketela.white@msfc.nasa.gov

Name:Dennis C. Parton
Title:Contract Officer
Phone:(256) 544-5567
Fax:(256) 544-9162
Email: Dennis.Parton@nasa.gov

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Last revised: June 09, 2004 by DLE