B09_Attachment_4_Q___A_Amd_001_0001.docx
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- CERC Fire Suppression Maintenance Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140G0124Q0049
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This document contains questions and answers regarding an existing fire suppression system maintenance contract with the Department of the Interior US Geological Survey Office of Acquisitions and Grants. There is one dry system, two FM200 gas systems with tanks of 147 pounds each, and four wet systems on site. Two fire pumps are present, sized at 25HP and 15BHP. Eleven butterfly valves, seven OS&Y valves, and one special valve require tamper devices. Four standpipes are installed, but the document does not provide details on standpipe types or water flows. One dry chem canister reads as low in the chemical storage building, which is the only currently identified deficiency. A general site map was previously provided on SAM.gov.
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| B08_Attachment_1_SOW_CERC_Fire_Protection_Rev_1_0001.docx | DOCX document | |
| Sol_140G0124Q0049_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| B08_Attachment_1_SOW_CERC_Fire_Protection.docx | DOCX document | |
| B08_Attachment_2_Layout.pdf | ||
| B08_Attachment_3_WD_2015-5079.pdf | ||
| Sol_140G0124Q0049.pdf |
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140G0124Q0049 Amendment 001 Questions and Answers
1. How many dry systems are there?
a. 1
2. How many Gas Systems (FM200) are there?
a. 2
3. What is the size of the Gas Systems (Number and size of tanks)?
a. 1- 147lbs., single tank
b. 2- 147lbs., single tank
4. How many Wet Systems are there?
a. 4, to the best of our knowledge
5. How many Pre-Action Systems are there?
a. We do not have the expertise to know.
6. How many Fire Hydrants are there?
a. Zero that we are responsible for (assuming that a fire hydrant is a standard plug style. There is a hydrant that, as far as we know, is maintained by the city/county outside of our fence)
7. Are we responsible for replacing fire hydrants if they are bad?
a. N/A
8. Are we responsible for the non-restrictive gate valve (NRS-G) that is in the ground under the hydrant?
a. N/A
9. How many Fire Pumps are there?
a. 2
10. What are the sizes of the fire pumps?
a. R1- 25HP
b. A3- 15BHP
11. How many Valve Tamper devices are there?
a. Butterfly - 11
b. OS&Y - 7
c. Special – 1
12. How many Standpipes are there?
a. 4
13. What are the types of standpipes (wet-manual, dry-automatic, etc.) How many water flows are there?
a. We do not have the expertise to know.
14. Are there currently any deficiencies with the systems right now and what are they?
a. One Dry Chem canister is reading low in the chemical storage building.
15. Can a site map be made available?
a. General site maps were included on SAM.gov under the label B08_Attachment_2_Layout.pdf. This is all we are able to provide.
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