Q n A.pdf
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- R10, Tongass NF Twin Peaks Shelter and Install
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- 12760422Q0045
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Solicitation 12760422Q0045 Twin Peaks Communications Shelter Questions and Answers
1. BOM Manufacture Line 5 – What kind of equipment rack is required, 19” or 23” and how many RU’s tall? 19” x 84”
2. BOM Manufacture Line 5 – Asked for Battery tray to be installed on rack closest to wall, however line 5 only asked for one rack, how many racks are required? 1 rack, 1 battery tray
3. BOM Manufacture Line 30 – What is the ice shield’s purpose? Is it to protect the building or comm equipment? It is to protect the RF cables from falling ice where they enter the building
4. BOM Manufacture Line 25 – calls for a roof and wall mount solar, however line 38 states Mast Mount Solar. Where is the solar to be installed, building or solar mounted? Solar will be installed on both the roof of the building and on the mast
5. Does this system require any AC circuits or wiring? This is a DC power building
6. I would like to request an extension to the RFQ Due Date? No, with the timeline required to manufacture and meet the installation window of June 2022 we cannot see any additional delays to this project.
Attached are two photos of Twin Peaks from the air in 2021. I have also included photos from 2014, though there has been cleanup done at the site since then, to include the removal of the 15’ Sinclair shelter.
The site is on a very remote Alaskan peak, with a mix of granite boulders and peat soil with low scrub brush. There is no overland access to the site, it is helicopter only.
I do not have a drawing for the existing 4’x6’ Vertex shelter. However, the foundation is 4 poured concrete footings (sonotubes) which were placed and poured by the Forest Blaster greater than 15 years ago.
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