Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Ballistic Rubber Crumb
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- 70LGLY24QGLB00018
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This document includes a federal contract opportunity solicitation for ballistic rubber crumb and blocks. The solicitation requests quotes by March 11, 2024 for 1.8 million pounds of ballistic rubber crumb packaged in super sacks weighing between 2,000 to 2,500 pounds each, and 1,200 ballistic blocks measuring 6 inches by 12 inches by 24 inches. The rubber crumb must be between 3/4 to 1 inch in diameter. The contractor must provide delivery to a location in New Mexico between June 1-15, 2024, and assist with unloading and placement of materials. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside issued by the Department of Homeland Security Federal Law Enforcement Training Center for use as a firearms range backstop. Questions regarding the solicitation must be submitted by email.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Artesia Rubber Crumb SOW.pdf | ||
| Artesia Rubber Crumb SOW.pdf | ||
| 70LGLY24QGLB00018 Artesia Rubber Crumb RFQ.pdf |
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Ques ons and Answers:
1. In the SOW it men ons 2.5 Million Pounds, but the CLIN states 1.8M. Which one?
Answer: It is 1.8M. The 2.5M is an administra ve error.
2. Is it 6X12X24 for the blocks? The standard is usually 9”
Answer: The specifica ons in the solicita on are accurate.
3. Does scope require both delivery and unloading?
Answer: Yes; however FLETC will have a telehandler forkli on site.
4. Will we be able to drive the trucks onto each range in close proximity to where the super sacks of crumbed rubber are to be placed/stored?
Answer: Yes
5. It appears the ranges are separate from the main FLETC campus – will all of the typical access control measures be enforced at the remote site, as is typical of the main campus?
Answer: Yes
6. The customer will not reject the crumbed rubber if there is some variance in size, although the preference is for 7/8” diameter, it is acknowledged there is poten al for some granules as small as 5/8” or as large as 1¼ “ (typical variance for this type of material).
Answer: Yes, typical variance is acceptable.
7. The required ‘super sacks’ of rubber granulate are nom. 4x4x6 , and (as is typical) and it is acceptable if the weight varies from 2000lbs – 2500lbs (again typical for this type of material packaged this way)
Answer: Yes, that is not an issue.
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