Questions_and_Answers_0001.pdf
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- INSTALL STANDBY GENERATORS AT ABLI Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P5323R0063
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This document contains questions and answers related to solicitation number 140P5323R0063 to install standby generators at three locations within the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical Park. The questions and answers provide key details such as: extended performance periods of up to 70-90 weeks may be allowed due to long generator lead times; the locations and required generator kilowatt sizes are shown in the statement of work but not specific voltages; no as-built drawings or photos of existing electrical equipment are available beyond what could be observed and photographed during site visits; a 24-hour run time is required for fuel storage tanks; additional emergency stop buttons or interior sound annunciators are not needed beyond manufacturer-provided equipment; a NEMA 1 transfer switch can be used inside the visitor center building; and pricing all three generator projects together in a single bid option would be considered and requires contracting officer approval.
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| Sol_140P5323R0063_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| Construction_Contract_Administration.docx | DOCX document | |
| Past_Performance_Questionnaire.pdf | ||
| Wage_Rate_Determination.pdf | ||
| SOW.pdf | ||
| Bid_Schedule.pdf | ||
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140P5323R0063 – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. Can the performance period be extended to 70-90weeks (490-630days) due to long lead times on the generator sets required for this project? Generally generator sets take between 50-70 weeks to receive from approved submittals. Yes
2. Can you provide the location of the incoming electrical utility for each location? Each location is shown in the SOW, this is where the Generators were shown to be located.
3. Can you provide the required generator voltage for each location? The SOW shows the required KW for each Generator. The park will not be providing voltage.
4. Can you provide any as-built drawings of each location that show the existing conditions? No As-Built Drawings available
5. Can you provide any pictures of the electrical service, electrical panel, etc. at each location? Contractor was allowed to be on park for Site Visit, during this site visit pictures could have been taken.
6. Can you provide the address for the maintenance shop? The maintenance shop does not have a physical address. It is located at the Birthplace Unit shown as 2995 Lincoln
Farm Road.
7. Are any permits required for Diesel tank storage on any of the three locations? NO
8. What is the standard run time storage tank size needed on each generator? 24-hour run time or more needed? 24- Hour Run Time
9. Are additional Emergency stop activation buttons needed? No additional button needed other than one provided by manufacturer on generator.
10. Will an interior sound annunciator be needed in any location? No
11. In the Visitor Center, can a NEMA 1 transfer switch be installed instead of a NEMA 3R seeing it is to be located inside of the building? Yes this is approved at this location.
12. Lead times on generators currently are potentially running up to 18 months, what implication will that have on a 120-day period of performance? POP Will be extended after Contract Award by Contracting Officer.
13. By purchasing and installing the equipment for all three generator projects at the same time, it could potentially lead to volume material savings. Would a Bid Option
#3, pricing all three projects together, be considered? The park has no issues with this. The Contracting Officer would need to approve this.
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