Q_A_For_140G0123Q0197_0002.docx
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- BOAT MOTOR and Installation Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140G0123Q0197
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number 140G0123Q0197 for boat motor installation from the Department of the Interior US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants. The questions address whether installation can occur at the agency's facility, availability of lifting equipment, whether existing engines need removal, required harness and cable lengths, and whether new steering is required. It was confirmed installation can occur on site but the only lifting equipment is an A-frame hoist. The boat currently has twin engines that need removal before the new items can be installed. A 17 foot harness and cable length was measured from the binnacle control to the last motor. No new speedometer is required as the boat already has a SEA STAR system installed for the present motors.
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| Sol_140G0123Q0197_Amd_0002.pdf | ||
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| B08_Attachment_1_-_Salient_Charateristics.docx | DOCX document |
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Q&A 140G0123Q0197 Can this install take place at your facility? YES If so, is there a forklift available for use? No forklift, but there is an A-frame hoist here. not sure it will help. (see pic #3) Does the boat currently have engines that need to be removed before installing the new items? YES (see pic #1) What length harness and cables? Measured 17 foot from twin-engine binnacle control to last motor No speedometer needed? No speedometer needed Any steering needed or is it already on the boat? Has SEA STAR installed for present motors. (see pic #2)
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