Attch_5_-_RFQ_140P8123Q0038_QA_07_20_2023_0001.pdf
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- REPLACE FOUR HVAC UNITS - KELSO FOURPLEX
- Solicitation number
- 140P8123Q0038
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number 140P8123Q0038 from the Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region to replace four HVAC units at a fourplex property. The questions and answers provide details on the electrical service panels, which have 100-amp capacity at 240 volts, and indicate where the electrical service is located in relation to the buildings according to an attached drawing. Contractors may propose HVAC units of different sizes than specified as long as they provide a reasonable explanation. The initially requested replacement unit model number was corrected to specify an upflow unit rather than a downflow unit.
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RFQ 140P8123Q0038 Q&A
Q1 - Can you tell me the voltage(s) and maximum amperages of the service panel(s) at the site?
A1 - The panels are 240 volts and have 100-amp capacity and will handle the power draw of the air conditioning systems.
Q2 - Where is the electrical service as related to the provided drawings?
A2 – See Attch 4 – Drawings Electrical Connections showing where the power service is in relation to the buildings.
Q3 – 2 apartments are around 500sqft. Is it possible to reduce equipment size to 2 ton?
A3 – Yes, contractors may submit HVAC air conditioning and heating furnace units of different size and capabilities based on professional opinion of the most efficient and effective HVAC units for the building/unit size as long as the recommendation is accompanied by a reasonable explanation of why a different size is recommended and will still meet our needs.
Q4 – Is the requested replacement unit supposed to be a downflow unit?
A4 – No, it should not be a downflow unit. The model # of the requested unit has been corrected to the model # of the requested upflow unit.
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