Attachment 6 - B2024 LPS Repair Questions and Answers.pdf
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- 21CONSLPSSmith
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a Lightning Protection Systems (LPS) Repair project for Building 2024. The file contains three key clarifications from potential bidders: 1) Specification for air terminals, which are specified as fiberglass, 2" X 21" – 3" in size, with a 25' #228 Class II Lightning Protection Conductor and 24" Blunt Tip air terminal, 2) Confirmation that LPI (Lightning Protection Inspector) certification can be submitted by a subcontractor, and 3) Verification that the required 5-years' experience can be provided in the narrative section of the proposal. The Q&A document is associated with a Department of the Air Force Space Command solicitation (Solicitation Number: 21CONSLPSSmith) for Lightning Protection Systems Repair.
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B2024 LPS Repair Questions and Answers
Q: What size diameter and length do you want the new air terminals to be?
Q: What materials would you like the air terminals made from?
A: For mast air terminal, it shows the fiberglass 2” X 21” – 3” with 25’ #228 Class II Lightning Protection Conductor with 24” Blunt Tip air terminal.
Q: Can the LPI certification be submitted by a subcontractor?
A: Yes, the LPI certification needs to be submitted by a subcontractor.
Q: Can the 5-years’ experience be provided in the narrative or are you asking for past performance projects to be provided?
A: Yes, the 5-years’e experience can be provided in the narrative.
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