Flaring Machining, Shearing Machining, and Beading
ID: 47QSWC25N0100Type: Sources Sought
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GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATIONFEDERAL ACQUISITION SERVICEGSA/FAS/GSS/QSCBD/ASSISTED CONTRACTING BRANCH BWashington, DC, 20006, USA

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https://sam.gov/opp/3d08c1dc06d14d129b52e38a5c1bc0a8/view
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    The General Services Administration (GSA) is seeking qualified suppliers for the procurement of flaring, shearing, and beading machines as part of a Sources Sought notice. The specific requirements include a shearing machine with a cutting capacity of 148 inches and a hydraulic operation, as well as flaring and beading machines capable of handling various tubing sizes and materials, all designed to enhance operational capabilities in metal processing. These machines are critical for industries requiring precise tubing manipulation, such as automotive and plumbing sectors, ensuring compliance with government procurement standards. Interested parties can contact Antwoine Griggs at antwoine.griggs@gsa.gov or Phil Cleveland at phillip.cleveland@gsa.gov for further details regarding this opportunity.

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    FlaringAndBeading_PN_344144367000.docx
    The document outlines the specifications for a Flaring and Beading Machine, intended for procurement as part of government RFPs. Key features include a floor-mounted design with pneumatically-operated jaws, capable of squaring, deburring, flaring, and beading various pipe sizes (0.25 to 3 inches in Outside Diameter - OD). The machine operates at variable spindle speeds ranging from 300 to 1750 RPM, powered by a 3 HP motor, and requires an air supply of 75-100 PSI. It comes equipped with a cabinet stand that includes a tooling shelf for enhanced workspace efficiency. The machine's dimensions are 36 inches in length, 26 inches in width, and 46 inches in height, weighing 750 pounds. This specification aims to ensure that potential manufacturers meet the technical needs for processing pipes in various construction and manufacturing settings, highlighting the government's focus on acquiring precise and efficient machinery for its operations. The document serves not only as a request for proposals but also as a guideline for suppliers to deliver innovative solutions that meet exacting operational standards.
    FlaringMachingTub_PN_344143441000.docx
    The document outlines specifications for a flaring machine and tube, intended for a governmental procurement process. The machine is designed to be floor-mounted and pneumatically powered, featuring a single lever for operation. It can perform double flaring on tubing sizes from 1/8 to ½ inch outside diameter (OD) and single flaring on 1/8 to ¾ inch OD, accommodating both annealed ferrous and nonferrous materials. Additionally, it can bead tubes from 3/16 to ½ inch OD. The machine requires an air supply with a pressure of 75 to 100 psi and comes with a standard tooling package. The dimensions of the flaring machine are specified as 28 inches in length, 18 inches in width, and 42 inches in height, weighing approximately 480 pounds. This detailed specification indicates the equipment's industrial applications, likely within sectors that require tubing manipulation, such as automotive or plumbing industries. The clarity and precision of these specifications demonstrate compliance with government procurement standards, ensuring that potential suppliers understand the requirements and can provide suitable equipment.
    ShearingMachine_PN_12-375.docx
    The document outlines the specifications for a shearing machine under Part #12-375, intended for procurement through a federal or state/local RFP. Key technical features include a 230/460V, 3-phase, 60Hz power requirement with a 20HP motor, hydraulic operation with a footswitch, and a cutting capacity of 148 inches at a speed of 10 strokes per minute. The machine can handle metal thicknesses of up to 0.375 inches and includes front and back gauges measuring 48 inches and 36 inches, respectively. It also features a 4-foot squaring arm and has substantial physical dimensions: 172 inches in length, 55 inches in width, and 84 inches in height, weighing 24,000 pounds. This document serves as a formal specification to solicit bids for the machine, relevant for agencies seeking to enhance their operational capabilities through efficient metal shearing equipment.
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