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Heated Holding Cabinets

Department of Defense → Department of the Army → AMC → ACC → Mission Installation Contracting Command.419th CSB → W6QM Micc-ft DRUMCombined Synopsis/SolicitationSolicitation W911S226U3097

Response deadline

Fri, May 1, 2026, 1:00 PM EDT

Product Service Code

PSC 7310
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Opportunity details

NAICS
333414
Notice type
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Set-aside
Total Small Business Set-Aside (FAR 19.5)
Original posted
April 23, 2026
Last updated
October 19, 2026
Notice ID
a48b533f38d74e2eaaa350c0942ce4aa

Summary

Holding Module: Hot holding at higher temperatures without moisture control. ? Moisture Module: Hot holding and proofing. Moisture control at any temperature. ? Combination Module: Hot holding and proofing. Moisture control at lower temperatures (proofing) ? Holding Module: 80 degree F to 200 degree F operating temperature range. ? Moisture Module: 80 degree F to 200 degree F operating temperature range ? Solid Doors: Fully insulated with 1inch (25.4mm) fiberglass, double panel .063inch (1.8mm) aluminum, brushed exterior, natural interior. ? Clear Doors: Extruded aluminum powder coated frame with .090 inch (2.3mm) polycarbonate window. ? Hinges: Field reversible, double hinged, 180 degree swing, with long-life nylon bearings. ? Gaskets: High temperature, door mounted, Santoprene gaskets. ? Latches: Polymer high-strength magnetic pull latch with lever-action release ? 120V, 16A, 60Hz, 2000W ? 27.625 inch W,31.5 inch D, 71 inch H ? Material: Aluminum/Polymer ? Full length clear reach in door ?Delivery Included

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Holding Module: Hot holding at higher temperatures without moisture control. ? Moisture Module: Hot holding and proofing. Moisture control at any temperature. ? Combination Module: Hot holding and proofing. Moisture control at lower temperatures (proofing) ? Holding Module: 80 degree F to 200 degree F operating temperature range. ? Moisture Module: 80 degree F to 200 degree F operating temperature range ? Solid Doors: Fully insulated with 1inch (25.4mm) fiberglass, double panel .063inch (1.8mm) aluminum, brushed exterior, natural interior. ? Clear Doors: Extruded aluminum powder coated frame with .090 inch (2.3mm) polycarbonate window. ? Hinges: Field reversible, double hinged, 180 degree swing, with long-life nylon bearings. ? Gaskets: High temperature, door mounted, Santoprene gaskets. ? Latches: Polymer high-strength magnetic pull latch with lever-action release ? 120V, 16A, 60Hz, 2000W ? 27.625 inch W,31.5 inch D, 71 inch H ? Material: Aluminum/Polymer ? Full length clear reach in door ?Delivery Included

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