6991PE20Q000029 Q and As.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Solicitation Number 6991PE20Q000029 from the U.S. Department of Transportation Maritime Administration Suisun Bay Reserve Fleet. The solicitation seeks bids for drydocking, abrasive grit blasting, and preserving the hull and main deck surfaces of the FB-668 and FB-671 barges. Bidders may drydock both barges simultaneously. All equipment and debris will be removed from the decks prior to arrival at the shipyard. While internal spaces on the FB-668 are completely dry, the FB-671 has approximately 300 gallons of water in two spaces that will be pumped out before transit.
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6991PE20Q000029 Q&As Page 1
Questions and Answers (Q&As) Solicitation Number: 6991PE20Q000029
FOR:
FB-668 & FB-671 Hauling & Coating
1. QUESTION: Can we put them both on dock at the same time?
ANSWER: Yes, you can dry-dock them both at the same time. Please indicate that in your quotation.
2. QUESTION: The equipment located on the deck of the barges; will it be removed prior to arrival in the yard or will the yard be expected to handle the items in way of the main deck preservation?
ANSWER: All the equipment (anchors, chains, propellers, etc.) will be removed prior to arrival at the yard.
3. QUESTION: FB-668 has quite a bit of dirt and debris on the deck, is the KTR responsible for removal and disposal or will it be removed prior to arrival in the yard?
ANSWER: All dirt and debris on the decks will be removed prior to arrival at the yard.
4. QUESTION: Is SBRF aware of any liquids or materials being in the tanks of the barges? The manholes were not open for inspection during the ship check.
ANSWER: SBRF sounded the internal spaces on both barges. The internal spaces on the FB-
668 are completely dry. There are two spaces on the FB-671 that have approximately 300 gallons of water in them, but it will be removed by the fleet prior to departure for the yard.
**End of Q&As.**
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