Questions Answers 2 - 191T7024Q0017.pdf

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This document contains questions and answers (Q&A) related to Solicitation 191T7024Q0017 for the replacement of an existing Guard Booth/Checkpoint at the Grazioli Residence in Rome, Italy. Key details include:

The site visits are not mandatory. The required door cladding is an anti-stress laminated glass, not bullet-proof glass. The contractor can replace the old Guard Booth/Checkpoint within the Residence's Courtyard without requiring any special authorizations for parking cranes or vehicles. Vendors can participate with a general contractor company and make supplies through another company, per the instructions in Section J of the Request for Quotation (RFQ). The RFQ is being issued by the Department of State for this requirement.

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U.S. Embassy Rome, Italy

GSO/Acquisitions

191T7024Q0017 - Grazioli Guard Booth, Rome Italy

Questions & Answers – part # 2

Question #1:

Was the site visit held on April 29, 2024 mandatory?

Answer #1:

The site visits are not mandatory.

Question #2:

No. 1 entrance door to a door top cladding with anti-stress laminated glass, is a Bullet- Proof Glass too?

Answer #2:

No, it's just an anti-stress laminated glass, as explained in section "3.1.5. Fixtures" of the Technical Specifications document.

Question #3:

Do we need special authorizations to park the crane or the necessary vehicles to replace the existing Guard Booth with the new one?

Answer #3:

No, the contractor can replace the old Guard Booth/Check point, inside Residence’s Courtyard.

Question #4:

Can we participate with our general contractor company and make supplies through another company?

Answer #4:

Please refer to Section J “INSTRUCTIONS ON HOW TO SUBMIT A QUOTATION” of the RFQ.

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