Questions and Answers.docx
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- Mini Split systems and misc. parts. No installation. Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 37400PR250000072
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The document is a Questions and Answers file related to a Mini Split systems procurement by the US Coast Guard. The Q&A reveals two key details: (1) a potential bidder inquired about replacing a current 6k + 6k + 12k mini split system configuration with a 24,000 BTU 3-zone system (7k + 7k + 12k), which was confirmed as acceptable, and (2) the government explicitly clarified that the requirement is for delivery of systems and parts only, with no installation services included.
This Q&A corresponds to the larger solicitation (Solicitation Number: 37400PR250000072) issued by the Department of Homeland Security US Coast Guard, which comprehensively lists electrical and conduit-related equipment including PVC conduits, electrical junction boxes, circuit breakers, wire cables, conduit connectors, and various related hardware components. The solicitation involves multiple quantities of diverse electrical infrastructure materials, suggesting a broad equipment replacement or upgrade project across Coast Guard facilities.
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| Questions and Answers.docx | DOCX document | |
| Smart Matrix Acquisition.GOV.pdf | ||
| Statement of Requirements STA Cape D - Mini Split.pdf | ||
| SF1449_STA Cape D_Mini Split.pdf |
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Q. - Would a 24,000 BTU 3-zone system (7k + 7k + 12k) be a suitable replacement for the current 6k + 6k + 12k configuration?
A. - As long as it is a 24, 3 head unit yes that would be fine
Q. – Is installation also required?
A. – No. Delivery of systems and parts only.
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