Vendor Questions and Answers.docx
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- Fire System Testing and Inspection Salt Lake City Federal contract opportunity
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- 697DCK-24-R-00230
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This document contains vendor questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for fire system testing and inspection services for the Salt Lake City Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC).
The contract is for a base year from 7/22/24 to 7/21/25, with the possibility of option years. The procurement will be tiered for SBA-designated small businesses, then opened to full and open competition if there is insufficient competition. Key details include that the 5-year wet inspections are due in November 2024 and should be included in the fixed-price pricing. There are no systems requiring hydrostatic testing, and the government does not require the annual fire alarm testing to be done in a single day. This contract is for inspection services only, with any necessary repairs being the responsibility of the FAA. The incumbent contractor is API Group Safety USA, LLC, with a total contract value of $184,595 for the base and option years.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 697DCK-24-R-00230 amendment 0002.pdf | ||
| Procurement Schedule updated 3-27-24.docx | DOCX document | |
| 697DCK-24-R-00230 amendment 0001.pdf | ||
| J-4 Contractor Staffing Access Questionnaire.docx | DOCX document | |
| J-1 SOW SLC ARTCC FIRE_TESTING_INSPECTION 2024.pdf | ||
| 697DCK-24-R-00230.pdf | ||
| J-2 WD 2015-5489 rev 22 12-26-23 Salt Lake and Tooele cty.pdf | ||
| J-3 Customer Satisfaction Survey.pdf | ||
| Procurement Schedule.docx | DOCX document |
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SLC Fire Systems and Inspection Vendor Questions for COR/Program Office
1. Are the 5-year wet inspections due in 2024? Should they be included in the FFP pricing?
Yes, they are due November 2024.
2. Are there any systems that require hydrostatic testing?
No.
3. Does the government require that the annual fire alarm testing be done in a single day?
No. However, these inspections should be scheduled and completed in a timely manner.
4. There is no space for IDIQ on the pricing sheet. Will CM work be a part of this contract? If so, will mark-up rates be negotiated after award? T
This project is for inspection services only. Any deficiencies noted during the inspection will become the responsibility of the FAA to correct.
5. Is there a preventative maintenance liability limit?
This project is for system inspection only. Preventative maintenance and corrective maintenance are the responsibilities of the FAA.
6. Is there any historical data available for repairs under the last contract?
No.
7. What is the response time requirement for emergencies?
This project is for system inspection services only.
8. Is alarm monitoring part of this contract?
This project is for system inspections only. Alarm monitoring is on an independent contract.
9. Is it possible to obtain a copy of the most recent service report and the annual report?
This information is not currently available.
10. Is it possible to get a device account for addressable devices (smokes, strobes, ducts, Vesdas, etc.) that need to be tested?
This information is not currently available.
11. Will the government please distribute the walk-through sign in sheet?
That information is not provided to the public.
12. What is the total anticipated value of the contract?
That information is not provided to the public.
13. Are CPARs acceptable as a substitute for Customer Satisfaction Surveys?
No- third party surveys are required as per Section L of the solicitation.
13. Who is the current contractor? What is the value of the current contract?
Is there currently an incumbent, and if so, what is their name, contract number, and the current contract value?
The incumbent contract is 697DCK-19-C-00222. Incumbent contractor is API Group Safety USA, LLC. Total contract value (base and four option years) is $184,595.00.
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