Amendment 1-QA_Generators (002).pdf

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This document is an Amendment 1-Solicitation Clarification/Questions Request Form for a generator rental solicitation (70US0925Q70092298) issued by the US Secret Service. The document provides detailed responses to 16 contractor questions regarding generator and golf cart logistics, including key operational details such as charging requirements, staffing expectations, and usage parameters. Specific clarifications include that the generator will not run 24/7, the contractor must be available 24/7 for service calls, the generator will stay on-site during "Typical Usage" timeframes, and the government will handle refueling. The golf cart fleet consists of 2-passenger, 4-passenger, Carryall 700, and Carryall 1700 club cars, with each cart drawing approximately 15 amps for charging. The estimated monthly generator runtime is approximately 64 hours, and contractors are expected to quote for "Typical Usage" during each Option Period.

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Amendment 1-Solicitation Clarification/Questions Request Form

70US0925Q70092298

# Questions Answers

Golf Cart Charging: Are all 33 golf carts expected to be charged simultaneously?

Yes

Golf Cart Charging: What is the wattage for each golf cart? This will help determine how many golf carts can be charged at once based on the generator’s capacity.

~15AMPS per golf car for charger

Golf Cart Charging: Is the contractor responsible for connecting and disconnecting the chargers from the golf carts on a 24 hour daily basis?

No; however, the contractor must be available 24/7 for any service calls

Generator Operation:

The RFQ mentions that the contractor must have sufficient staff to operate equipment 24 hours a day. Does this involve turning the generator on and off as needed, or is the expectation for the generator to run continuously 24/7?

The generator will not run 24/7 the entire rental period. The contractor must be available 24/7 for service calls.

5 Is the contractor responsible for fuel?

No

6 Is this on an as needed basis, or do we quote for the full 7 month rental?

Need to quote for the “Typical Usage” during each Option Period

Will the generator stay on-site between the Base and Option Years, is there a requirement to leave the generator or remove the generator between seasons?

The generator will stay on site during the “Typical Usage” timeframe. The USSS POC will contact the contractor to inform them when to deliver and pickup the generator.

8 Do you have an estimated daily runtime or exact number of operating hours expected per month? ~64 hours a month

Amendment 1-Solicitation Clarification/Questions Request Form

70US0925Q70092298

Is the fueling billed as part of the fixed monthly price or do you expect fueling to be a separate line item. “Fuel as consumed ?

The generator shall be delivered full of fuel.

USSS will be responsible for the refuel.

10 What is the make and model of the golf carts that we will be responsible for charging?

The golf cars are a combination of 2 passenger, 4 passenger, Carryall 700, and Carryall 1700 club cars

11 Do you have an estimated daily runtime or exact number of operating hours expected per month? ~64 hours a month

It states Contractor shall have sufficient staff to operate equipment on a 24 hour a day basis as conditions warrant - does this mean they want a tech onsite while it's running ?

The tech does not need to be on site while it is running; however, the contractor needs to be available 24/7 for service calls.

Would this stay on site for the entire time or would it be removed and re delivered each time for each PoP?

The generator will stay on site during the “Typical Usage” timeframe. The USSS POC will contact the contractor to inform them when to deliver and pick up the generator.

How many hours per month does the government plan on running the unit as that can reflect if we can do standby or single shift rates.

~64 hours a month

15 Would the government be opposed to a hybrid option?

16 If the unit stays on site will we be responsible for fueling and if so how often? USSS will be responsible for the refuel

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