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This document is a set of questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for two low pressure air compressors at Nellis Air Force Base. The key details are:
The contract opportunity is for the purchase and installation of two low pressure air compressors. The compressors must operate at 90-150 PSI and be able to withstand temperatures from 30°F to 125°F. The contract is a firm fixed price award to a small business, with the contract line items being the compressors and the installation/startup. Quotes are due by September 24, 2024 and the government will award to the lowest priced, technically acceptable offeror. The compressors must be delivered within 5 weeks of award. The contract will be solicited as a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 333912.
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F3G2CA4194A001 - 57 MUNS Pad Compressor Questions & Answers
1. Does the requirement need a Rotary screw or Piston type air compressor?
- Either would work.
2. Elevation above sea level where the compressor will operate (city or region)
- Nellis elevation is 1869FT above sea level
3. Inlet pressure
- Ambient. Output needs to be 90 - 150 PSI
4. Max ambient temperature
- 125F
5. Will this unit be susceptible to all ambient conditions – extreme heat, rain, potential cold, blazing sun? The sun, rain and possible cold will be an issue.
- Since these are outdoor units with no structure surrounding it, they will be exposed to all the elements constantly.
6. Please state the min and max ambient temperatures that these units will see.
- Lowest is approx. 30F. highest is Approx 125F
7. What vehicle are you planning to have this installed on, and are you planning to bring it to vendor’s shop if the quote is approved?
- This is planned to be installed on a concrete pad.
- Do not plan on bringing to vendor’s shop. Will request a site visit if needed in the future
8. Who is responsible for installing power for the equipment and from where?
- The contractor is responsible for installing power from the main power supply to each compressor (150’ and 210’ respectively)
9. Will the owner have the power run to a certain point or will we (the contractor) need to run power from the main MCC over to the equipment?
- The contractor will be requested.
10. Is this job tax exempt? If so, will a tax exempt certificate be provided once awarded?
- Yes. Yes.
11. Is this job Net30?
- Yes.
12. Will power be provided/ what power will be provided?
- 460 Hz / 3 phase 60 Hz power can be provided
13. Will there be running air lines/ air pipes?
- A flexible air hose will be used to power a pneumatic hoist
14. What is the amperage outlet provided at the outlet?
- the 400Hz generator is power source.
15. What is the size of the breaker & wire size?
- Panel F1 is fed from the 400Hz Generator. There are (6) breakers labeled in the panel that individually feed the 6 Three Phase receptors on the pillars. The breaker panel itself is roughly 1’ x 2’ in size.
16. Does the current compressor have any issues?
- There are no current compressors. New compressors are needed
17. Are there any moisture issues?
- No
18. Will air compressors be mounted to the pad?
- Yes
19. I would need to know the distance and height between the electrical box, and the point of each compressor
- The height would be approx. 20’ and the distance to the electrical box would be approx.. 150’ and 210’
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