Attachment_3_-_Amd_0001_Qs_As_0001.docx
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- MRG SFD 60 TON TRANSPORT TRAILER
- Solicitation number
- 140R4025Q0057
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) addendum for Solicitation 140R4025Q0057, issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation for a 60-ton transport trailer. The Q&A addresses two key inquiries from potential vendors regarding the trailer's specifications and intended use. The government clarified that the trailer shall be fully assembled and ready for operation upon delivery, specifically designed to transport heavy equipment like an Amphibious Excavator weighing 110,000 pounds. The four-axle fixed deck design was selected to ensure the trailer can accommodate heavy loads while avoiding consistent maximum capacity usage, which could potentially reduce equipment longevity.
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140R4025Q0057 – MRG SFD 60-Ton Transport Trailer
Amendment 0001 - Questions and Answers
1. Can you please let me know if the trailer is assembled for transport or what the commodities are?
Government Response – The Transport Trailer shall be ready for operation upon delivery. Trailer shall be fully assembled and ready for use when delivered to SFD.
2. What type of weight will be hauled with this trailer? The specification, which includes a four-axle fixed deck, is unusual and raises some concerns regarding liability and warranty issues with this design.
Government Response – This 60-ton trailer was selected because our heaviest piece of equipment weighs 110,000 pounds (Amphibious Excavator), and SFD believes it is important not to consistently max out the trailer’s capacity, as doing so could lead to long-term wear and reduced equipment lifespan.
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