RFIs.pdf

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Diesel Tank Inspection Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
12505B23Q0266
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Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Midwest Area

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This document contains questions and answers from a Requests for Information related to solicitation number 12505B23Q0266 for inspection of a diesel tank issued by the Department of Agriculture Agricultural Research Service Field Research Implementation and Information Delivery Midwest Area. The key details are that the tank to be inspected holds approximately 63,000 gallons of fuel currently, with a capacity of 80,000 gallons. The tank is a solid roof design, not floating. The contractor must hold current API 653 tank inspection certification and have the capability to inspect and deliver an inspection report within 5 business days. No external inspection is required. Pictures of the tank have been provided on SAM.

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Requests for Information Solicitation 12505B23Q0266

Question 1: How much fuel is expected to be in the tank that needs to be transferred and stored?

Answer 1: We try to keep 80,000 gallons on hand at all times so it will be that or less.

Currently we have about 63,000 gallons on hand.

Question 2: Are there any pictures of the tank other than the prints provided? Specifically, the man way access and all associated nozzles.

Answer 2: Some external pictures have been added as attachments on SAM.

Question 3: The drawing shows that the tank is NOT an internal floating roof but some of the documentation states that it is. Which is correct?

Answer 3: Solid roof. Not floating.

Question 4: Do you want an external inspection done at the same time?

Answer 4: No.

Question 5: The request states that a final inspection report is to be delivered within 24 hours of the inspection. It is possible a contractor could still be traveling back from the location at that time. Can this final inspection report deadline be extended to 30 days after the inspection?

Answer 5: 5 business days.

Question 6: Does the prime contractor have to hold a current certification in API 653 tank inspection per the latest edition?

Answer 6: The contractor actually performing the work must hold this certification.

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