The US Army is seeking a turnkey additive manufacturing solution to establish an organic capability for producing replacement parts at Fort Hood, TX. The solution includes two industrial-grade 3D printers, the Stratasys Origin Two and the Stratasys F370CR, along with all necessary services for immediate and sustained operation. The contract requires the delivery of the printers, on-site installation, OEM-led training, and a comprehensive warranty and technical support package.
Key features of the required solution include:
* Stratasys Origin Two: an industrial-grade 3D printer utilizing programmable photopolymerization (P3/DLP) technology, with a minimum build volume of 192 mm x 108 mm x 370 mm.
* Stratasys F370CR: an industrial-grade Fused Deposition Modeling (FDM) composite-ready 3D printer, with a minimum build volume of 355 mm x 254 mm x 355 mm.
* Turnkey installation, configuration, and calibration of all equipment.
* Manufacturer-led on-site training for operators.
* All necessary software licenses and initial consumables.
* A comprehensive warranty and technical support package.
The contract also requires the contractor to provide a detailed training plan, including curriculum outline, material handling, and operational instruction. The government anticipates 2-5 consecutive days of on-site training after installation and operational verification.
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