Attachment 6 - Solicitation Qs and As.pdf
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- CRD Rock Crushing Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1240BF24Q0059
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document contains the questions and answers submitted by offerors in response to Solicitation No. 1240BF24Q0059 for CRD Rock Crushing, a Request for Quotation (RFQ) issued by the U.S. Forest Service. The solicitation is a Firm Fixed Price service contract to provide rock crushing services on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska. Key details include:
The rock is already shot and there is no stripping, drilling, or blasting required. The contractor must produce 5,500 CY of crushed rock, but there is no other material stockpiling to be done. The access road to the pit can support U80 loads, but the suitability depends on moisture content. A bridge on the 12 Mile Creek is load rated for U80. No photos of the rock source are available. This procurement is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 212321, Construction Sand and Gravel Mining. The period of performance is from the date of award until 30 November 2024.
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Solicitation Number: 1240BF24Q0059 Page 1
Combined Synopsis/Solicitation – Questions and Answers CRD Rock Crushing
The questions in this document were submitted by offerors in response to solicitation 1240BF24Q0059, CRD Rock Crushing posted in SAM.Gov on Wednesday, August 28, 2024 at 11:30 AM (AKST). The answers were provided by the Forest Service Requiring Agency and reviewed by the Forest Service Contracting Office.
1. Question: Do you have any pictures of the pit? This is very important to know what the raw material looks like.
Answer: No, I do not have any pictures of the material in the pile to be crushed.
2. Question: Is the access road to the pit in good enough condition to support a semi-truck combination weighing a total of 160,000 pounds?
Answer: The road is a crushed surface single lane road that was designed for U80 loads and what the road can sustain is dependent on the moisture content of the road at the time of transport.
3. Question: Are there any bridges to be concerned about to the pit?
Answer: Yes, they will have to cross 12 Mile Creek and the bridge is load rated for U80.
4. Question: Is the rock at the Forest Service’s quarry already shot or does the contractor need to drill/blast in addition to production of crushed material?
Answer: The rock is already shot. There is no stripping, drilling or shooting of the pit.
5. Question: If shot rock is available for feed material, how much is estimated to be stockpiled?
Answer: The contractor has to produce 5,500 CY. There is no other material stockpiling to be done other than the crushed rock that is being developed.
6. Question: Are photos available of the rock source showing size of shot rock?
Answer: No, there are no photos.
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