Amendment_0001_-_Questions_and_Answers_0001.pdf
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Whiskeytown NRA Hazard Tree Removal
RFQ # 140P8423Q0017
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Amendment 0001
1. QUESTION: Looking at the above project and it states Size Standard $10.0 and I believe it should be $30.0. Please verify.
ANSWER: The size standard was incorrect on the RFQ and has been updated in this amendment; however, the updated size standard is still incorrect in the RFQ due to a system issue. The size standard for NAICS 115310 Fuels Management Services is $34 million per the U.S. Small Business Administration Table of Small Business Size Standards Matched to North American Industry Classification System Codes effective date of December 19, 2022.
2. QUESTION: Could you please send me the maps in PDF separately from the SOW so that we can download them in the Advenza application?
ANSWER: The maps have been uploaded as individual PDF files and are included in this amendment.
3. QUESTION: Was this project ever awarded previously? If so under what contract number?
ANSWER: No, this work has never been awarded.
4. QUESTION: What was the value of the previous awarded contractor last time this project was socialized?
ANSWER: N/A this work has never been awarded
5. QUESTION: What are the typical allowed working hours?
ANSWER: 6:00am – 7:00pm
6. QUESTION: Is the contractor allowed to store portable diesel tank on-site?
ANSWER: Yes, the contactor may store diesel with proper precautions. However, the National Park Service is NOT responsible for security. The park has experienced theft in the past from federal equipment in the park. This will be at the risk of the contractor.
Whiskeytown NRA Hazard Tree Removal
RFQ # 140P8423Q0017
7. QUESTION: Will the contractor be allowed to store equipment on-site overnight?
ANSWER: Yes, the contactor may store equipment on-site overnight. However, the National Park Service is NOT responsible for security. The park has experienced theft in the past from federal equipment/buildings in the park. This will be at the risk of the contractor.
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