Attachment V Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 70Z02324Q92200020
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers (Q&A) related to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for 35-Foot Full Cabin Response Boats, Trailers, and Spares. The RFQ, numbered 70Z02324Q92200020, is being issued by the U.S. Coast Guard, a civilian agency within the Department of Homeland Security.
The key details include:
- The RFQ is set-aside for small businesses under NAICS code 336612 with a size standard of 1,000 employees.
- The Statement of Work (SOW) has been revised to allow for a hybrid foam/air collar system and to require both a VHF marine radio and an RF-7800H-MP radio.
- The government will accept a gas generator instead of a diesel generator, as long as it meets the boat performance criteria.
- There is no training requirement, but a holding tank with overboard discharge capability for the marine head is required.
- Contract award is expected prior to October 1, 2024, with a delivery date no later than September 30, 2025. Payment terms are net 30 days, and the use of commercial interim payments is being reviewed for approval.
- No performance bond or other bond is required.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment I Statement of Work Amendment 001.pdf | ||
| Attachment III Clauses_RFQ.pdf | ||
| Attachment V Warranty and Equipment POC.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment IV Solicitation Provisions_RFQ.pdf | ||
| Attachment I Statement of Work_RFQ.pdf | ||
| Attachment II Pricing Schedule 70Z02324Q92200020.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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70Z02324Q92200020 35-Foot Full Cabin Response Boats, Trailers, and Spares
Amendment A00001
1. Question:
Will the USG accept a foam filled collar only or must it be a Hybrid foam/air collar?
Answer: Yes, the SOW has been revised to read:
“Collar System: Hybrid foam/air Contractor to provide type of collar system proposed”.
2. Question:
SOW states “Racks for owner-supplied Harris Radios, suitable to accommodate both 5800 and
7800 models. “Can you confirm that only the Harris mounts are needed, and no other ancillary is required?
Answer: Yes, the rack is only for the radios.
3. Question:
Is a standard Marine VHF Radio required in addition to the RF-7800H-MP?
Answer: Yes, both a Marine VHF radio and a RF-7800-MP is required. The SOW has been removed to read:
“VHF Marine Communication System: Yes, One (1) RF-7800H-MP (Brand Name or Equivalent) and One (1) VHF installed radio”.
4. Question:
The Northern Lights Generator M673L3 (50 Hz) with sound attenuation package Hubbell –
120/250v/50 amps with molded adapters. (Brand Name or Equivalent) is a diesel generator. Will the USG accept a gas engine generator which will permit only having one fuel tank for both the outboard engines and the generator? Otherwise, a second fuel tank for diesel will need to be installed. Please clarify.
Answer: SOW language provides for “Brand Name or equivalent”. Please propose vendor recommended currently available generator make/model to ensure compliance with boat performance criteria based on boat load and mission profile listed in the SOW.
5. Question:
The SOW Scope makes reference to training but there is no section on the training requirements.
Please clarify.
Answer: There is NO training requirement.
6. Question:
Please clarify the marine head requirement. Is a holding tank with overboard discharge capability required?
70Z02324Q92200020 35-Foot Full Cabin Response Boats, Trailers, and Spares
Amendment A00001
Answer: A holding tank is required with overboard discharge capability. The SOW has been revised to read:
“Marine Head w/ Sink: Yes, must include a macerator toilet and holding tank with overboard discharge”.
7. Question:
Given the required delivery date of NLT 30 Sept 2025, when can contract award be expected?
Answer: Prior to 10/01/2024
8. Question:
What are the payments?
Answer: NET 30
9. Question:
Are progress payments acceptable?
Answer: Our officer has requested the authority to authorize use of commercial interim payment (CIP) on our boat contracts, which is in the final stages of review and approval. It is anticipated that we will have authority before the time of contract award, however it is not guaranteed.
If CIP is being requested by an offeror, please provide two quotes (one if CIP is allowed, and one if not).
10. Question:
Is a performance bond or any other bond required?
Answer: No
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