RFQ 70Z03926QCGA00023 Questions and Answers.docx

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This file is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ 70Z03926QCGA00023, which addresses clarifications needed for dishwasher service work at the United States Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut. The document provides two specific technical clarifications regarding equipment components specified in the Statement of Work (SOW).

The first question clarifies that for the Hobart FT1000E dishwasher, which contains multiple booster temperature sensing devices, the required replacement component is the probe assembly, straight, steam booster. The second question addresses ambiguity regarding the Hobart CRS66A, which has two different pump and motor assemblies depending on tank configuration; however, the answer indicates insufficient information is available in the documentation, with a recommendation to obtain the specific assembly details from the Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) using the model and serial number. These clarifications are essential for contractors preparing responses to ensure accurate pricing and parts procurement for the repair and restoration work.

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RFQ 70Z03926QCGA00023 Questions and Answers

1. The Hobart FT1000E has multiple booster temperature sensing devices, and the SOW does not identify which component is to be replaced.

Answer: Probe assembly, straight, steam booster

2. The Hobart CRS66A has two different pump and motor assemblies depending on the tank configuration, and the SOW does not specify which assembly is required.

Answer: I have no info. Should be able to pull from OEM using model/serial

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