Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Santa Fe National Forest, Concrete Supply
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- 127EAV24Q0087
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for concrete supply to the Santa Fe National Forest (SFNF).
The key details are:
- The SFNF is seeking to purchase 80 cubic yards of concrete for delivery and pumping into fabric bags at a location about 1 hour drive from Las Vegas, NM.
- The contract will be awarded as a 100% Small Business Set-Aside, with NAICS code 327320 and PSC 3630.
- Offers are due by August 23, 2024 at 3:00 PM MDT, and the performance period will begin around August 26, 2024.
- The questions cover details such as the required delivery schedule, pump type, and pumping distance. The responses indicate the concrete can be delivered in separate pours, either a line or overhead pump can be used, and the pumping distance is estimated at a maximum of 75 feet.
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| Schedule of Items_1136398 - Copy.pdf | ||
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Questions and Answers
Will you need all 80 yards at once or do you need it in separate pours?
Will it require a line pump or an overhead pump?
Will the pumping be off the main road and how far will we be Pumping?
Is there a specific date you’re looking at getting this done?
We will need the concrete in separate pours. Either line or overhead pump will work. The location we need the concrete is below the road (gravity will aid and no need for a high reach). Yes, the pumping will be off the main road (aggregate surfaced road). I will double check on distance but I think a max of 30-40 feet.
I did a quick check of the plans and we would be safe to say a max distance of 75' if we pump from the same location each time. If we needed to shorten that distance for any reason, we could reduce it to about 45'.
I anticipate only being able to handle 1-2 trucks per day.
I would say 1 truck the first day - then likely 2 trucks per day (one morning and one afternoon).
Start performance next week or as soon as possible.
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