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Q&A RAISED DURING PRE-PROPOSAL CONFRENCE ON 09/05/2019

SOLICITATION: GENERATOR SERVICES - 19TZ2019Q0005

QUESTIONS
ANSWERS
1
Can we receive minutes including Q&A list for the meeting
The responses are posted on FedBizOpps and sent to all contractors
2
Kindly confirm that consumables such as oil, distilled water, coolant, filters, etc. would be at the contractor’s expense and the government would not provide this.
Yes, it will be at the contractor’s expense. See 2.0 Pricing page#3
3
Kindly confirm at whose cost spare parts for repair/replacement would be on.
The government. See page#13
4
The Price Schedule lists Tshs. as the currency. Kindly confirm whether we can edit this and present our offer as USD.
You can present your offer as USD
5
Kindly confirm at how we shall submit the proposals; email? If so, to what address?
Send both softcopy and hard copy. The e-mail address is DarGSOProcurement@state.gov
6
Is there an incumbent or is this a new contract?

There is incumbent

7
If there is an incumbent, may we know who the vendor is, contract number and/or contract sum?
No
8
What is the earliest expected decision date?
The estimate date is September 30, 2019
9
What is the latest expected decision date?
The estimate date is October 31, 2019
10
(The document contain the canopy number and not the engine number. Would it be possible to get the ENGINE numbers so as to know the sizes of the filters?
The solicitation package has enough information. See page 23, EXHIBIT A of the solicitation. If needed the winner will be provided engine number as the repairs will be treated as a separate procurement
11
What works has been done on generators for the past 3 years i.e. How many running hours?
Repairs are done whenever there is a faulty, running hours will be provided if needed but keep in mind that running hours fluctuate due to local power fluctuations
12
Do you expect to divide the contract to two contractors?
No, it will be awarded to one contractor
13
Is it necessary to have an office based in peninsular (Oysterbay)?
Preferably but as long as you can attend the call out in time, this should not be a problem. See section 1.scope of contract of the solicitation
14
What is the minimum time to respond to call out?
It should be within 3 hours of a call. See section 1.scope of contract of the solicitation
15
Are any generators that are priority in maintenance?
All are of equal importance
16
When we lend you an emergency generator do we charge?
Yes, as part of preventive maintenance, the contractor shall have a backup generator to swap. See section 1.1.general requirements of the solicitation
17
Who installs the emergency generator?
The contractor
18
What if the generator breaks on Saturday evening, what’s the procedure?
Facility maintenance calls the contractor and it should be fixed within 24 hours and it is all chargeable. See section 1.1.general requirements of the solicitation

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