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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract solicitation 140P8326Q0016 issued by Mount Rainier National Park for the supply and delivery of wastewater pumps. The document supplements the Request for Quotes and clarifies technical specifications and product requirements.

The solicitation specifies that only Vogelsang brand pumps are acceptable; alternative manufacturers are not permitted. The pumps will handle raw sewage with total suspended solids (TSS) concentrations up to 450 milligrams per liter during summer months, representing less than 1% solids by volume. Where discrepancies exist between this Questions and Answers document and the original Request for Quotes, quoters must make pen and ink corrections to align with the information provided herein.

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140P8326Q0016 Supply and Delivery of Wastewater Pumps Attachment 3: Questions and Answers Mount Rainier National Park (MORA)

The following are questions/answers that were brought up that supplement the Request for Quotes, and in some cases may provide some different information than what is stated in the Request for Quotes. Where there are differences, quoters shall make pen and ink changes in those sections of the Request for Quotes, with the information provided in this Question and Answer round.

1. What percentage of solids is being pumped through them [the pumps]?

It is raw sewage that is being pumped through the pumps. TSS in the summer can be up to 450 milligrams per a liter. So it is a pretty low percentage, less than 1%.

2. Must the pumps be Vogelsang?

This solicitation is for Vogelsang brand pumps only.

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