47QSSC25Q0101 5 Ton Bard Unit QnA .docx
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- BARD 5-ton wall mounted package units, 460v, 3ph
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation Number 47QSSC25Q0101, which involves the procurement of 4 Bard 5-ton wall mounted package units at 460v, 3-phase. The Q&A provides logistical details about the equipment delivery and installation site, including confirmation that the units will be installed in a permanent, non-continuously occupied building. Regarding delivery logistics, the document indicates that while a loading dock is available, offloading will typically be accomplished using a forklift, and the complete ship-to address will be provided at the time of contract award.
The solicitation is being managed by the General Services Administration Federal Acquisition Service Assisted Acquisition Services Region 2, with a focus on specialized HVAC equipment. The specific procurement details include four wall-mounted package units with specific electrical specifications (460v, 3-phase). No pricing, specific response dates, or additional technical requirements are detailed in this Q&A document beyond the basic equipment description and delivery site characteristics.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFQ 47QSSC-25-Q-0101.pdf | ||
| RFQ Price Sheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Item Purchase Description.pdf |
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47QSSC25Q0101 - 5 Ton Bard Unit Q & A
1. Can you provide full ship-to address
a. The full ship-to address will be provided at time of award.
2. Is there a loading dock on site?
a. There is a loading dock; however, offloading is typically accomplished with a forklift.
3. What type of building is the unit going in?
a. The facility is a permanent building not a trailer or modular. Not continuously occupied.
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