80KSC022R0017 Questions and Responses.pdf
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This document provides details for a solicitation seeking offers for a NASA Agency-wide Supply of Liquid Hydrogen contract. The solicitation requests proposals for supplying liquid hydrogen to meet the needs of NASA's Glenn Research Center, Kennedy Space Center, Marshall Space Flight Center, and Stennis Space Center. Offerors are asked to submit pricing information using the template provided as an attachment. Multiple indefinite delivery requirements contracts with firm-fixed pricing are contemplated for award. Questions regarding the solicitation are due by June 30th and proposals are due July 19th. The solicitation also includes historical liquid hydrogen usage data for each center to help inform offerors' pricing.
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NASA Agency Supply for Liquid Hydrogen 80KSC022R0017
Question
Question Government Response
1 Can NASA provide the historic liquid hydrogen usage patterns for the last contract period for the Marshall Flight Space Center so that we can better understand the peak requirements, number of loads per day and duration of that historic volume demand. To contemplate our offer, we respectfully also request if NASA can also provide the future forecast for the peak demand periods (number of loads or pounds per day anticipated and number of days for those peak demands.)
See attached Historical Information for Marshall Space Flight Center. Note: The following information is provided for information purposes only to assist offerors with historical usage. This information is not to be construed as a limit or guarantee of future work or the actual volume of supply required, nor is it representative of an obligation or commitment of the Government. The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive representation of all work performed by the contractor. It is the responsibility of the offeror to understand requirements and to meet the requirements of the solicitation. For future requirements see RFP 2.1.1.
Schedule of Supplies Table for Liquid Hydrogen.
2 I found an issue when I tried to put the Offeror name in cell B4 of the “Liquid Hydrogen Price” tab in Attachment 3 (as instructed in the Instruction tab). When I try to type in that cell, Excel states that that cell is protected, and I cannot put name anywhere else.
In Attachment 3, Liquid Hydrogen Price tab, the Offeror name in cell B4 was protected in error. Please see RFP clause 6.3(b)(4) to name your file.
NASA Agency-wide Supply of Liquid Hydrogen
2019 Pounds 2020 Pounds 2021 Pounds 2022 Pounds January N/A January 46,120 January 79,220 January 94240 February N/A February 12,780 February 13,520 February 133,350 March N/A March 13,020 March 46,520 March 54,920 April N/A April 0 April 49,280 April 23,020
May N/A May 6,960 May 39,680 May Data not available
June N/A June 59,660 June 72,180 June Data not available
July N/A July 38,300 July 64,900 July Data not available
August N/A August 35,500 August 79,960 August Data not available
September N/A September 52,120 September 26,120 September Data not available
October N/A October 45,600 October 33,400 October Data not available
November N/A November 103,240 November 33,300 November Data not available
December 12,840 December 75,800 December 97,120 December Data not available
Marshall Space Flight Center (MSFC) Liquid Hydrogen Pounds (Monthly)
The following information is provided for information purposes only to assist offerors with historical usage. This information is not to be construed as a limit or guarantee of future work or the actual volume of supply required, nor is it representative of an obligation or commitment of the Government. The information provided is not intended to be a comprehensive representation of all work performed by the contractor. It is the responsibility of the offeror to understand requirements and to meet the requirements of the solicitation.
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