A00001 Page 2.docx
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- USCG Lubricants Testing Federal contract opportunity
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- 70Z04025QSSDV0005
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This is Amendment A00001 to solicitation 70Z04025QSSDV0005, responding to a contractor question about testing methodology requirements. The amendment clarifies that method IWI-180 is not an acceptable replacement for Direct Read Ferrography in the lubricants testing services required by the United States Coast Guard.
The underlying solicitation seeks services for testing, analysis, and data review of new and used oil and coolant samples, with work to be performed according to an attached Statement of Work. The Coast Guard requires both Direct Read Ferrography and Analytical Ferrography as specified testing methods. The contract structure includes one 12-month base period and four 12-month option periods, with fixed price delivery orders on an unrestricted basis.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| A00001 Page 1.pdf | ||
| Pricing Sheet.pdf | ||
| SF-1449.pdf | ||
| Solicitation Attachment.pdf | ||
| SOW.docx | DOCX document |
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70Z04025QSDDV0005
Amendment A00001
14a. This amendment is issued to respond to the following questions received:
QUESTION: In the SOW, it mentions direct reading ferrography and as a supplemental package, analytical ferrography. Is method IWI-180 an acceptable replacement for DR ferrography?
ANSWER: No, this is not an acceptable replacement method. The United States Coast Guard requires both Direct Read Ferrography, as well as Analytical Ferrography.
(END OF AMENDMENT A00001)
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