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This document is an Addenda #1 Questions and Answers (Q&A) for RFQ 36C25525Q0215 related to Underground Storage Tank Inspections for the St. Louis VA Medical Center. The Q&A addresses three specific clarifications: (1) the contract ceiling of $57,960.00 is based on past contract costs and subject to change, (2) triennial spill bucket hydro testing will be conducted on the initial year and then every three years (despite contract showing annual entries with zero quantity), and (3) labor calculations involve 3 inspectors working 16 hours over 2 days, totaling 48 hours of labor based on previous contract practices. The document is dated March 20, 2025 and provides operational and pricing detail clarifications for potential offerors, helping to standardize understanding of the contract requirements before submission.
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ADDENDA #1 March 20, 2025
RFQ 36C25525Q0215
Underground Storage Tank Inspections for the St. Louis VAMC
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. Question #1: They have a contract ceiling for life of contract is $57,960.00 .... is this accurate?
Answer #1: The Dollar amount entered was based on past contract costs. We understand that the cost was subject to change.
2. Question #2: They have triennial spill bucket hydro test on every year ... do they actually want that? We typically do not see that.
Answer #2: Triennial testing is to be done on the initial year, then every three years. The contract shows it on every year but with a qty/amount of 0.
3. Question #3: And the first line item every year states " Labor (3 inspectors over 4 days) and a qty of 48 ... I’m assuming that is 48 hours? This is just unclear.
Answer #3: It was calculated for 3 persons over 2 days (16 hours) = 48 hours of labor. This was based on past contracts.
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