36C24819Q0932-0002001.pdf

36C24819Q0932

Questions and Answers

Question No. 1: 4.4.6 – What is the Quantity/Frequency of desiccant replacement referenced in 4.4.6?

Answer: This is part of the preventative maintenance. Replacement is dependent on the amount of moisture collected.

Question No. 2: 4.4.8 – Is the chemical referenced in section 4.4.8 the Bio-Kleen from section 4.3 of the solicitation? If not, what is the “3-5 gallons of chemical”?

Answer: Yes, it is the same.

Question No. 3: 4.4.9 – What is the filter model for the Petroleum absorbing filter referenced in section 4.4.9?

Answer: This depends on where it is purchased. Please review the PWS.

Question No. 4: 5.2 – The work hours shown in section 5.2 indicate Saturdays only for the Miami VAMC, is this correct?

Answer: The work can be performed anytime at Miami VAMC and Saturdays only for Broward Clinic.

Question No. 5: When was the last time the 4 – 10,000 tanks polished?

Answer: July 2018.

Question No. 6: When was the last time the 1 – 9,000 tank polished?

Answer: March 2018.

Question No. 7: Will diesel-kleen and bio-kleen need to be injected into the (2) 35,000 tanks?

Answer: Yes. The company performing the service should know this is a replacement.

Question No. 8: When was the last time the tanks were inspected from the inside? Is the VA open to having the tanks inspected? And possibly repaired from the inside? The reason we ask is we don’t be;lieve the fuel should have to be polished so regularly unless there is an issue with the inside of the tanks.

Answer: No, this is the purpose of the OmniTec.