72 OSS Tower Window Shadesview on SAM.gov

This RFQ is being issued on SAM.gov as a small business set aside. The Air Force Sustainment Center (ASFC/PZIOB) at Tinker Air Force Base Oklahoma intends to award to a small business. This is a commercial supply requirement for the procurement and delivery of 20 primary window shades (full replacement including custom cut cords with bracket, black tassels & cord lock pulleys) and 20 secondary window shades (full replacement including custom cut cords with bracket, white tassels & cord lock pulleys) for Tinker AFB 72 OSS. Requiremnts: 20 primary window shades (full replacement including custom cut cords with bracket, black tassels & cord lock pulleys) 20 secondary window shades (full replacement including custom cut cords with bracket, white tassels & cord lock pulleys) - must be 70" by 100" - must meet FAA and Air Force design specifications - Installation and service requirements IAW SOW PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS A. Shade material shall be manufactured from a polyester type polymer in accordance with Federal Specification L-F-377b for type weatherable DuPont Mylar clear sheet film or other manufacturer approved by the COTR. Fire resistant rated "self-extinguishing to very slow burning" U.S. Testing Company, fire test 302; melting point 500 deg. F, combustion 977 deg. F. no toxic hazard. B. Transparent Plastic Shade Film Construction: Shade product shall consist of a 5 mil, 3-ply laminated polyester film. Two sheets of polyester vat dyed gray, hard coat SIR applied to one side. The final film construction shall be 5 gauge thick, optically clear and totally transparent. Surface tinting or color adhesives will not be acceptable. C. Visible Light Transmission: Shade shall transmit no more than 4 percent of the visible solar energy (from 380 to 780 nanometers) when measured by Association of Industrial Metalizers, Coaters, and Laminators (AIMCAL) Standard Methods. D. Ultra-Violet Transmission: Shade shall transmit no more than 2 percent of the ultra-violet solar energy (from 800 to 780 nanometers) when measured by AIMCAL Standard Methods. E. Total Solar Energy Rejected: Shade will reject 60.5 percent of the total solar energy transmitted (from 360 to 2 100 nanometers) when measured by AIMCAL Standard Methods. 1. Solar Absorption s: 61 percent. 2. Shading Coefficient: 0.45. 3. Solar Heat Gain Coefficient: 0.40. Per Air Force Air Traffic Control Tower & Radar Approach Control Facility Design Guide, Section 12.1.11: Control Cab Transparent Window Shades 1.2.1.11.1 Shades shall be at least .125 mm thick. Color shall be smoke gray and body dyed. Shades shall be provided with rollers with constant tension to prevent shade contact with windows. 1.2.1.11.2 Shades shall follow the slope of windows and shall match size and shape of cab windows when in fully drawn position. Where towers are designed with “diamond cut” sloped back glass, separate shades shall be installed for the upper windows. Provide shade pockets for stori…