QA 36C26226Q0051.pdf

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This is a Questions and Answers document from a federal contract solicitation (36C26226Q0051). The document addresses the acceptability of alternative products for a tile and grout restoration project. The contracting officer confirms that equivalent hospital-grade tile and grout restoration systems are acceptable substitutes provided they meet the same minimum performance standards as the specified system. The required performance criteria include non-porous grout sealing, chemical resistance, durability, and maintenance life. This clarification allows offerors flexibility in proposing alternative products that demonstrate equivalent functionality and quality to the originally specified restoration system.

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Question 36C26226Q0051

1. Can equivalent hospital grade tile and grout restoration systems are acceptable, provided they meet the same performance requirements (non-porous grout sealing, chemical resistance, durability, and maintenance life)?

ANSWER: Yes, other hospital grade tile and grout restoration systems are acceptable provided they meet the same performance standards, at a minimum.

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