Vendor_Questions_and_FWS_Answers_0001.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140FS124Q0017
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This document contains vendor questions and answers regarding Solicitation Number 140FS124Q0017 from the Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service for pipe and canal gates at the Kern National Wildlife Refuge in California. The federal agency requires canal gates that are 66 inches or as close to 5 feet tall as possible, hold pressure in one direction only, and be standard galvanized. Gate heights of 24 inches and 36 inches are also needed but no specified heights were provided. The solicitation seeks screw gates for flood control infrastructure at the refuge.
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Vendor Questions and FWS Answers Solicitation No. 140FS124Q0017
Pipe & Canal Gates (Slide Gates) FWS Kern NWR CA
Below are questions received and the government’s response:
QUESTION 1: Is there a specific height the canal gate needs to be? The waterman for both sizes come in the following heights, 66-inches, 72-inches, and 84-inches – please advise which height you would like.
ANSWER: The canal gates can be 66-inches tall or as close to 5 feet as possible.
QUESTION 2: What kind of a screw gate are you looking for, a C10 or C20? One holds pressure one direction and the other hods pressure both directions.
ANSWER: We are looking for a screw gates that holds pressure on direction only.
QUESTION 3: Do you want it standard galvanized or upgraded to stainless?
ANSWER: Standard galvanized.
QUESTION 4: You don’t have any heights for either the 24-inch or 36-inch?
ANSWER: See response for Question 1.
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