Questions and Answers - 191T7026Q0025 V2.pdf

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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract 191T7026Q0025 regarding a Cafeteria Boiler Replacement System. The document addresses the second set of clarifications issued to prospective contractors, with a reference to the first Questions and Answers file available on SAM.gov containing questions one through seven.

Question #8 requests the auxiliary circuit wiring diagram for the boiler replacement system. The answer clarifies that the auxiliaries, including contactors, selector switches, and indicator lights, are depicted in drawings E101, E102, and E103. The response specifies that all accessories required for Building Automation System (BAS) operation must be integrated within the same control panel and connected to the circuit breaker designated as BAS AUX. This document serves as clarification guidance for bidders and does not contain pricing terms, set-asides, response dates, or other solicitation requirements.

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191T7026Q0025

Cafeteria Boiler Replacement System

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS #2

PLEASE REFER TO THE FIRST “QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS” FILE ON SAM.GOV FOR THE FIRST 7 QUESTIONS

QUESTION # 8

Please share the auxiliary circuit wiring diagram.

ANSWER # 8

The auxiliaries (contactors, selector switches, and indicator lights) are clearly indicated in drawings E101, E102, and E103.

The accessories required for the operation of the BAS system must be included within the same control panel and connected to the circuit breaker labeled BAS AUX.

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