Attachment_4_-_Q_As_0001.pdf
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- SJC PROPANE SERVICES Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140R4024Q0004
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This document contains questions and answers related to solicitation number 140R4024Q0004 from the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation for propane services at two National Park Service locations. The answers provide estimates of 100 linear feet of piping needed between the locations, specify components required on tanks and lines, clarify that installers must be licensed by the State of New Mexico, state that no permits are expected to be required, and note that a site superintendent would only be necessary if installers are trainees.
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140R4024Q0004 - SJC Propane Services Amendment 0001
Questions and Answers
1. Do they have an estimated feet on polyline for each location?
Government Reply: The Government estimate at El Vado is for the outside ±24 linear feet and the inside ±10 linear feet with fittings and components and Heron the outside ±56 linear feet and inside is ±10 linear feet for a total of ±100 linear feet including fittings, regulators, etc. The Offeror can use black steel pipe in the inside locations and should note this change in their proposal. Otherwise, the Government will be expect all the piping both outside and install will be replaced with polyline certified for Propane and location’s use.
2. What type of regulator and other components do they want on each location?
Government Reply: Both locations should have the following components:
The tank currently have a shutoff valve, pressure regulator, tank fill gauge, pressure relief valve. If these items are missing or not working correctly, please notify the Government.
The new polylines shall have on the outside of the building at entry location a secondary pressure regulator and installed near the equipment a shutoff valve to each supplied connection, like generator and if equipped heater.
3. Do they require a specific certification for installation of propane line?
Government Reply: The Government only requires the employee(s) who installed the new propane lines and components are licensed by the State of New Mexico for this type of work.
4. Will this project require permits and inspections?
Government Reply: The Government does not expect any State permits or inspections are required. There will be coordinate with the Chama Field Division for access.
5. Will the project require a site superintendent on site?
Government Reply: If the employees performing work are license for this type of work by the State of New Mexico a superintendent is not required, if the employees are trainees or apprenticeships to the superintendent then yes.
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