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KB Ducting

Closed Open for bids Small business set-aside NAICS 332322
AgencyDepartment of Defense
Department of the Army
Contracting officeW6qm Micc-ft Drum
Place of performanceSee the notice
Type of noticeOpen for bids
Set-asideSmall Business Set Aside - Total
Response deadlineOct 1, 2026
PostedSep 23, 2026
Solicitation numberW911S226U4544
NAICS code332322, Sheet Metal Work Manufacturing

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Summary from the notice

Salient Characteristics Specification: Modular Stainless Steel Ductwork SystemDocument Control Number: SC-DUCT-SS-001Subject: Modular Clamp Together and Flanged Stainless Steel Ducting and ComponentsBasis of Design: KB Duct (CECO Environmental) or Approved Equal1. Scope and PurposeThis document lists the basic physical and operational features needed for industrial grade stainless steel ducting. These parts make up a complete dust, mist, and fume collection system. The modular design allows fast setup, easy layout changes, leak resistance, and corrosion protection. When specific part numbers from KB Duct are referenced, they show the required design standard, build quality, dimensions, and performance. Any substitute items offered must match or exceed these key requirements.1. General System RequirementsAll supplied components must meet the following general standards:Material: All duct pipes, branch pieces, elbows, reducers, sleeves, and hangers must be made from commercial grade Stainless Steel (minimum Grade 304 with mill finish or 2B finish; Grade 316 is also acceptable).Connection Types:Clamp Together (Rolled Edge): Standard straight pipes, branch fittings, reducers, and elbows must have a rolled lip edge on each end. This allows quick connection clamps to join parts together without needing field welding, rivets, or sheet metal screws.Flanged Ends: Select large diameter parts (28 inch duct, branch fittings, and adapter ends) must have factory welded angle or flat flange…

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