BL033_24 Addendum No 1.pdf

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BL033-24, Purchase of Portable Condition Vibration Monitoring Analyzer Units
Solicitation number
PE-77023-NONST-2024-000000115
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Gwinnett County, Georgia

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This document is an Addendum No. 1 for the Gwinnett County BL033-24 Purchase of Portable Condition Vibration Monitoring Analyzer Units contract opportunity. The addendum addresses questions from potential bidders regarding the intended use of the analyzers, the required software, and whether the County currently owns any analyzers to trade in. The County clarifies that the analyzers should be capable of balancing and modal data collection, in addition to the existing transient and route-based data collection. The County also confirms that the required software, including the SKF Aptitude software currently in use, must be provided with the analyzers.

The addendum does not indicate any changes to the original solicitation requirements or timeline. There is no information provided regarding pricing terms, set-asides, incumbent vendors, funding sources, or other salient contract details. Bidders are instructed to sign the addendum and return it with their quote, as failure to do so may result in the bid being deemed non-responsive.

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February 16, 2024

Addendum No. 1

BL033-24

Purchase of Portable Condition Vibration Monitoring Analyzer Units

I. Questions:

Q1. Will Gwinnett County be using it for balancing, modal data, transient data or route based data?

A1. Currently, Gwinnett County uses collectors for transient data and route based data. The County is requesting that the units set up for balancing and modal data for future use.

Q2. Does Gwinnett County need the software with it as well?

A2. Per the spec we will require all identifed software to be installed on the analyzer. The

County is currently using SKF Aptitude on the server as part of daily operations. At present, there is no immediate requirement for the updated version of Observer unless the County transitions to online monitoring in the future.

Q3. Is the County currently using any software? I see that there is a request for software support, but not clear if the County currently has a license/licenses.

A3. The County is currently using SKF Aptitude. While the County may not require immediate software updates, the option of accessing software support if needed for technical assistance within the time frame requested.

Q4. Does Gwinnett County currently have any analyzers that the County would be looking to trade in?

A4. Not at this time.

This addendum should be signed in the space provided below and returned with your quote.

Failure to do so may result in your quote being deemed non-responsive.

Thank you, Brittany Bryant Brittany Bryant, CPPB

Purchasing Associate III

Company Name ____________________________________________________________________________

Authorized Representative __________________________________________________________________

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