QuestionsAnswers_70Z03325Q201900001_Annual Fire Protection System Inspection_UPDATED.pdf
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This document is a Questions & Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation Number 70Z03325Q201900001, relating to an Annual Fire Protection System Inspection at the USCG Air Station in Port Angeles, WA. The Q&A provides technical details about the facility's fire protection systems, including fire pump specifications and clean agent suppression systems. Key details from the Q&A include: both electric and diesel fire pumps have 2000 GPM ratings at 80 psi, the site has two Fike clean agent systems (one FM 200 at 561 lb 8oz and one FE 227 at 833 lb), and monthly churn testing and inspections are completed by on-site personnel. The document also clarifies that subcontractors will not require identification badges and will be escorted during the inspection.
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Questions & Answers for:
70Z03325Q201900001
Annual Fire Protection System Inspection
06JUN2025
Q: What are the GPM ratings for the diesel and electric fire pumps?
A: Both the electric and diesel fire pumps GPM ratings are 2000 at 80 psi.
Q: Are Clean Agent and/or Halon systems present onsite? If so, could you please provide:
The make and model of the systems?
The quantity and size of each tank?
A: (1) Fike FM 200 @ 561 lb 8oz
(2) Fike FE 227 @ 833 lb
Q: Are any of the following required beyond the stated annual testing:
NFPA Weekly Churn Test for the Diesel Fire Pump NFPA Monthly Churn Test for the Electric Fire Pump NFPA Quarterly Inspections for the Fire Sprinkler System
A: Monthly Churn testing and monthly inspections are completed by on-sire personnel.
Q: Would our subcontractor be required to have badges or anything like that for this facility?
A: Identification badging is not required for completion of the proposed contract.
Contracted personnel will be escorted.
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