Attachment_D_Vendor_Questions_and_Answers_Continued_0002.pdf
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- 140P8324Q0059
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This document is Attachment D - Vendor's Questions and Answers Continued for RFQ #140P8324Q0059 for the supply and installation of Brussels reproduction carpet at the Chief Factor's House in the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site.
The key details are:
- The RFQ is for the supply and installation of Brussels reproduction carpet in the Chief Factor's House at the Fort Vancouver National Historic Site, managed by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region.
- Vendors asked if there is a place to temporarily store the sewn carpet material and padding on-site until installation, and the facility manager confirmed there is climate-controlled storage available.
- No other details about the required products/services, response dates, pricing, or set-asides are provided in this Q&A document.
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RFQ # 140P8324Q0059 - Attachment D Fort Vancouver National Historic Site Supply and Install Brussels Reproduction Carpet – Chief Factor’s House
Vendor’s Question and Answers Continued:
Q6: If I ship the sewn material and the padding to the site, is there a place where the material can be received and stored until we do the installation?
A6: The facility manager said as long as the carpet and padding is rolled and wrapped, then we have a climate-controlled storage unit where it can be temporarily stored.
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