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® 3 FSS Shelving Background FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems Supplier Conference on FSS shelving systemsJan Solicitation Issued Mar Proposals Evaluated Apr Prototype BuildJun Unit Cost ReassessedAug 2 nd Prototype EvaluatedOct Prototype Contract AwardNov 100 Field Eval Unit InstallationFeb. 2008
Transcript of ® FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems Managers Delivery Programs Support May 7, 2008.
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FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
Managers Delivery Programs SupportMay 7, 2008
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Requirements
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
Total system weight: 275 pounds or less. Tray/Parcel Volume: 7 mail trays, 2 residual trays, 2
saturation trays, 7 FSS street trays, 12 parcels.Increase mail tray and stowage capacityProvide improved efficiency for loading and access of the
mail and for disposition of the empty traysImprove tray and parcel organizationImprove efficiency of moving mail from the cargo area to the
front work areaOperation intuitive for carriersMeet ergonomic requirements
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FSS Shelving Background
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
Supplier Conference on FSS shelving systems Jan. 2007
Solicitation Issued Mar. 2007 Proposals Evaluated Apr. 2007 Prototype Build Jun. 2007 Unit Cost Reassessed Aug. 2007 2nd Prototype Evaluated Oct. 2007 Prototype Contract Award Nov. 2007 100 Field Eval Unit Installation Feb. 2008
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No System
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
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System A
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
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System B
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
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System C
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
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Field Carrier Evaluation – Reston and Fairfax POs
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
Approx. 60 carriers used the three systems from March 10-April 19
Each carrier utilizes one system for two weeks.Survey and interviewed follow at the end of each usage
Unofficial Official Results
System A: Some carriers did like the system, some did not.System B: Almost all of carriers did not like the systemSystem C: Majority of carriers like the system.
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System Evaluation
The final system will be selected based on:
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
Carrier SurveyDurability TestSystem Interaction Study Repair/MaintenanceTime and Ease of Installation
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Next Steps
FSS Vehicle Shelving Systems
Cycle Durability Test Mar. 8 – Apr.30 Road Durability Test Mar.10 – Apr.15 Production Cost Submission Apr. 15 Selection for Crash Test May 15 Crash Test Completed Jun. 15 Contract Award for 18,000 units Jul. 15 First Article Inspection Sep. 1 Delivery Oct. 1/08 – Oct. 1/10
