80SSC021Q0002 Amend 01 Narrative.pdf
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- 80SSC021Q0002
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This document is a request for quote for uninterruptable natural gas supply support services for NASA's Stennis Space Center in Mississippi. The solicitation seeks quotes to provide natural gas delivery that meets Gulf South Pipeline quality specifications on an uninterrupted basis. Quotes are due by July 6, 2021 and the period of performance will be at the Stennis Space Center location. The procurement is set aside for HUBZone small businesses with 1,000 employees or fewer. Offerors must include their DUNS and CAGE codes with their quotes and be registered in SAM.gov to be considered for award. The NAICS code is 221210 and PSC code is 9135. All questions must be submitted to the point of contact by July 14, 2021.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| RFQ Version 2 - 80SSC021Q0002_Final.pdf | ||
| RFQ - SS Nat Gas 80SSC021Q0002_Final.pdf |
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Request for Quote (RFQ) – 80SSC021Q0002 – Amendment 1
The purpose of Amendment 01 is to address the following questions received and considered from the subject RFQ:
1. Statement/Question: Here is the page for quality specs in the Gulf South Tariff. The supplier cannot control the quality of gas delivered. If it meets Gulf South specs, it is received into their pipeline and then gas in the pipe is delivered to your facility.
Answer: the question has been considered and the quality control of the gas supply is regulated by Gulf South Pipeline Company, LLC and all gas supplied will be delivered as per the current/approved FERC NGA Gas Tariff Quality Standard. This has resulted to changes to SECTION 1 – Statement of Work/Bid Schedule-Performance Work Statement
– 8. Quality (see attached Version 2 RFQ (page 4 revision)
2. Statement/Question: In reading the receipt point into Stennis, it talks about another one at some point. Will it be a new point on Gulf South?
Answer: NASA anticipates an addition of another service location in the unforeseen future. If one is installed within the period of performance of this contract, details will be disclosed and presented to the awarded contractor, thus incorporating additional requirements within scope and will be subject to a contract modification, if necessary.
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