Questions and Answers Solicitation 70Z03325QSEAT01574.docx
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The document is a Questions and Answers file for Solicitation 70Z03325QSEAT01574, which relates to an HVAC replacement project for Alki Quarters A in Seattle, WA. The US Coast Guard is seeking a small business contractor to replace a natural gas furnace, with specific requirements including a contractor having at least 5 years of HVAC installation experience. Key project details include a site visit on 04/29/2025 at 1000 AM, with interested vendors required to email Michelle Myhra to schedule, and quote submissions due by 05/07/25 at 3 PM PST.
The solicitation is a firm fixed-price purchase order with a NAICS code of 238220 for Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning Contractors. The Q&A document reveals additional project specifics such as 15 total vents (5 base, 9 first floor, 1 second floor), presence of a sub pump, carbon monoxide detectors, and various entry/hatch dimensions. The government will award to the lowest-priced, technically acceptable quote, with contractors required to be registered in the System Award Management (SAM). Contractors must provide all necessary personnel, materials, tools, and labor to complete the HVAC replacement while complying with all applicable codes and regulations.
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Questions and Answers Solicitation 70Z03325QSEAT01574
Q 1) Is there an incumbent?
A) No Q 2) Will a specific brand of furnace (e.g., Daikin, Trane, Goodman) be preferred, or is any equivalent that meets specifications acceptable with KO approval?
A) Any brand will be acceptable if the specifications are equivalent Q 3) Should the quote include costs for potential ductwork, gas line, or electrical repairs if issues are identified during inspection?
A) Yes Q 4) Are there any asbestos or hazardous material concerns in the current HVAC setup we should be aware of before removal?
A) Not that we are aware of Q 5) Is bid bond required for this project?
A) Bid bond is not required Q 6) Confirming if sub pump is right of furnace?
A) There is a sub pump in the corner with the unit Q 7) How many supplies and returns are there?
A) Base vents: 5, 1st floor vents: 9, 2nd floor vents: 1 Q 8) Do you have carbon monoxide detectors in the house?
A) Yes Q 9) What are the entry way dimensions?
A) Hatch door (width) 48 inches Bottom hatch door (width) 44 inches Door entering basement (width) 34.5 inches Door entering room where furnace is located (width) 35.5 inches
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