QandA 19MJ1926Q0005.pdf
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- 19MJ1926Q0005
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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ No. 19MJ1926Q0005 titled "Water Treatment of HVAC Mechanical and Compound Potable Water Systems PMSC."
The document addresses two inquiries from a prospective contractor. The first inquiry requests a site visit for a subcontractor to examine the water treatment systems and related equipment, inquiring about available dates and times. The second inquiry seeks verification of the exact brands, models, and series of equipment used in the system, noting that different product variations may require different components. The government's response directs bidders to Exhibit A in the Statement of Work (SOW), which identifies the specific equipment used for the Water Treatment system and lists the chemicals required for pH control, chlorination, and corrosion inhibition processes. The response clarifies that no site visit has been scheduled for this solicitation.
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Q&A
19MJ1926Q0005
“Water Treatment of HVAC Mechanical and Compound Potable Water Systems PMSC”
Q1. I am writing to request a site visit for our subcontractor regarding RFQ No.
19MJ1926Q0005 - "Water Treatment of HVAC Mechanical and Compound Potable Water Systems PMSC." Please let us know if this is a possibility, and if so, what dates and times are available for the site visit and if any information is required beforehand.
Our subcontractor also had the following inquiry:
Could you verify the exact brands, models, and series of the equipment? Different product variations may require different components.
A1. Exhibit A in the SOW identifies the equipment used for the Water Treatment system. The SOW also lists chemicals used for pH control, chlorination and corrosion inhibition for the water treatment process. No site visit is scheduled.
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