QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.pdf
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- Sources Sought - Polyalphaolefin (PAO) chillers and remote manifolds diagnosis and repair
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This is a Questions and Answers document dated April 29, 2026, addressing inquiries related to a Sources Sought notice for Polyalphaolefin (PAO) chillers and remote manifolds diagnosis and repair services.
The document contains one question-and-answer pair clarifying the technical requirements for contractors seeking to demonstrate subject matter expertise. The answer specifies that remote manifolds communicate via fiber optics, with ethernet connections also present inside the PAO chillers that may require diagnostics and repair. Contractors are expected to bring laptops and connect via ethernet ports to run diagnostics, check fault codes, make adjustments, and perform troubleshooting on the chiller systems as needed. The document provides limited additional details and does not address contract vehicles, pricing, timelines, or award information.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| SAM_PAO Chiller SOW Draft 07 April 2026.pdf | ||
| Sources Sought Synopsis_04.22.2026.pdf |
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PAO CHILLER SYSTEM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
04/29/2026
1. QUESTION: “Is there any way we could get more information as to what equipment we would be trying to repair the communication on for this - Sources Sought - Polyalphaolefin (PAO) chillers and remote manifolds diagnosis and repair? For a repair tech to be able to figure out if we are “subject matter experts” as the SOW calls out, we kind of need to know what equipment we would be dealing with.”
ANSWER: The remote manifolds communicate via fiber optics, there are also some ethernet connections inside the PAO Chillers that may need to be checked.
Contractors usually bring a laptop and connect it via ethernet port so they can run diagnostics, make adjustments, check fault codes, and make adjustments to the Chiller as needed.
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