SANDING BOOTH SOR Rev 2
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A PDF document (251 KB) attached to Environmental Control Work Booth/ Sanding Booth., from the Department of the Air Force. Due Nov 13, 2026, 4:00 PM (UTC-5).
File name: SANDING BOOTH SOR Rev 2.pdf
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Statement of Requirement
(SOR)
“Low Observable Sanding Booth”
at
Joint Base Langley
Eustis “Rev. 2
26 October 2026”
1.0 Introduction
1.1 Mission:
The primary mission of the 1st Fighter Wing (1 FW) at Joint Base Langley-Eustis is to deliver rapid, worldwide F-22 Raptor air dominance and multi-role capabilities. The wing is specifically tasked with providing combatready forces capable of deploying anywhere on short notice to secure and maintain aerial supremacy.
1.2 Background:
New Low Observable Consolidated hangar is being constructed and requires a sanding and prep area for aircraft components. The work booth is suitable for collection of hexavalent chrome particulate with the HEPA safety after filters. The booth should fully self contained and recirculates the filtered air back into the shop for energy conservation. The booth will be identical to the unit now in use, but with design improvements since last purchased. system that has been practically assessed for several years by the 1MXG to be effective and presents no unacceptable risk to the F-22 during use. It provides the current Warfighter with deployable and ready to use assets unlike the more permanent safety stands that Lockheed Martin uses and at a fraction of the cost. Additionally, it is mandatory that we have a system that integrates with the new outlets being provided by the MAC contractor.
1.3 Scope:
Environmental control work booth 22'W x8'D x8' H, for use in sanding and prep for aircraft components. The work booth is suitable for collection of hexavalent chrome particulate with the HEPA safety after filters. The booth is fully self contained and recirculates the filtered air back into the shop for energy conservation. The booth will be identical to the unit now in use, but with design improvements since last purchased. system that has been practically assessed for several years by the 1MXG to be effective and presents no unacceptable risk to the F-22 during use. It provides the current Warfighter with ready to use assets like the current system that maintainers currently are using and and are familiar with operating & maintaining. Additionally, it is mandatory that we have a system that integrates with the new outlets being provided by the MAC contractor to include 600V power, fire suppress water lines and direct air lines.
2.0 General Requirements
2.1 Business Relations: The Contractor shall successfully integrate and coordinate all activity needed to execute this
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