Leadville_Pump_Q_As_-_19__August_2024_0002.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 140R6024Q0100
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This document is a set of questions and answers related to a solicitation for the replacement of Influent Pump #1 at the Leadville Mine Drainage Tunnel Water Treatment Plant (Leadville WTP) operated by the Bureau of Reclamation. The new pump is to be provided by the contractor, not the government. A site visit may be scheduled to coordinate the work. Startup and commissioning of the new pump will be coordinated between the contractor and plant staff. The existing pump baseplate will be used, and the new pump needs to connect to the existing 8-inch discharge piping. Painting of the new pump base is required prior to installation. The solicitation number is 140R6024Q0100, and responses are due by 26 August 2024. The Bureau of Reclamation, a civilian agency within the Department of the Interior, is seeking these contractor services.
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EC – Leadville Replace Influent Pump
Solicitation: 140R6024Q0100, Amendment 0001
Questions/Answers – 19 August 2024
Question 1: Is the new pump being supplied by the Government? If so, is it already onsite?
Answer 1: New pump is to be provided by Contractor. Please see specifications attached to solicitation.
Question 2: Do you intend on having a site visit or possibly provide photos?
Answer 2: Site visit may be scheduled by contacting Jenelle Stefanic jstefanic@usbr.gov
Question 3: In terms of startup/commissioning, will those services be provided by the pump supplier with assistance by the Contractor? (if the Government already has the pump, wondering if startup services were included already in the purchase)
Answer 3: Pump has not been purchased, to be supplied by Contractor. Startup/ commissioning will be coordinated between Contractor and Plant Staff
Question 4: Is there any coordination with the plant required in terms of a shut down or temporary pumping?
Answer 4: Plant staff will operate existing alternate pumps and coordinate any plant outage as necessary with Contractor
Question 5: Will the new pump baseplate connect to existing anchors or will new anchors/grouting be required?
Answer 5: New pump baseplate connects directly to existing anchor
Question 6: Can details be provided on discharge connection? Are new flange bolts/gaskets required? Is the new pump built so that it will connect to the exiting piping?
Answer 6: Discharge connection is 8” ID, existing gasket to be replaced, flange bolts can be re-used. New pump to be provided by contractor per specifications provided.
Question 7: Is there any painting or coatings required after install?
Answer 7: Paint blue base prior to install.
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