12970224Q0062 RFQ Q_A .pdf
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This document is a question and answer (Q&A) document related to Solicitation Number 12970224Q0062, a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for commercial supplies of metal water tanks and wildlife guzzlers. The RFQ is for the Pecos/Las Vegas Ranger District of the Santa Fe National Forest. The key details are:
The RFQ specifies that the water tanks must be metal, not fiberglass, and have an open top design. Covers, insulation, and additional accessories are not required. The tanks should be standard sizes of either 6' x 3' x 2' (240 gallons) or 4' x 3' x 2' (150 gallons), but fiberglass tanks are not acceptable. Varmint escape ramps can be made of fiberglass. The agency will not consider quotes for fiberglass tanks. The solicitation is for (4) metal water tanks to be delivered to the Santa Fe National Forest in Las Vegas, New Mexico.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Water Tanks - Schedule of Work.pdf | ||
| SOL 12970224Q0062.pdf | ||
| Water Tanks -Schedule of Items.pdf |
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Solicitation Number: 12970224Q0062
Commercial Supplies RFQ
12970224Q0062
Santa Fe Disaster Recovery ISSUED: August 16, 2024
30 August 2024
Question 1: Are fiberglass 6’ x 2’ stock tanks acceptable or must be metal?
Answer: No, must be metal
Question 2: Will the tanks all have an open top, or will covers be required?
Answer: Open top
Question 3: If covers are needed, do you require 2” insulation around the entire tank and 2” insulated covers? Should these include optional additional drinkers, top access, and ground tubes?
Answer: N/A
Question 5: Do you need lift lugs added?
Answer: No
Question 6: Should the tanks have non‐skid bottoms?
Answer: Are they talking about on the steel or fiberglass tanks? Most fiberglass tanks have non‐skid bottoms.
Question 7: Are you open to standard sizes of either 6′ x 3′ x 2′ (240 gallons) or 4′ x 3′ x 2′ (150 gallons)?
Would either of these sizes be acceptable?
Answer: No
Question 8: Can the 6 x 2 tanks and varmint escape ramps can be made of fiberglass?
Answer: The tanks cannot be made of fiberglass BUT the varmint escape ramps can be as long as they are designed for the metal tanks.
Question 9: Would you consider quoting these tanks in fiberglass with the same specifications?
Answer: No, Range staff specifically ask for (4) metal water tanks.
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