ESBD_362525_1719439221329_601310000086315_Notification of Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 601310000086315
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- Van Zandt County, Texas
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This document is a notification of questions and answers related to a solicitation issued by the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT) for truck mounted attenuators with arrowboards for the Wichita Falls District. The solicitation number is 601310000086315, and the contract is for the purchase of these truck mounted attenuators. The questions and answers address the connection requirements for the fast trak assembly, the size of the fast trak system, and the type of truck the attenuators will be mounted on (dump trucks).
The related state and local contract opportunity provides additional details, noting that this solicitation is to establish a contract for the truck mounted attenuators with arrowboards for the TxDOT Wichita Falls District. The opening date specified is the due date for submittal of responses, and no late submissions will be accepted.
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125 E 11th St | Austin, Texas 78701
512.463.8588 txdot.gov
Connecting You with Texas An Equal Opportunity Employer
Rev. 05-08-2024
Questions and Answers
TxDOT Solicitation No. 601310000086315
Solicitation Title: Truck Mounted Attenuator with Arrowboards for the Wichita Falls District.
Date: 06/26/2024
Question Answer
1. Question: Per paragraph 3.6, a fast trak assembly will be required. Will the connection with just the angles or with a backup plate?
The connection will be with a backup plate.
2. Question: What size fast trak system (quick attach assembly) will be required?
The standard quick attach assembly is 18 inches. For Example: Traffix
Devices 18” Fast-Trak
3. Question: Will the TMA be mounted on a Flat Bed Truck or a Dump Truck?
The truck mounted attenuators will be mounted onto Dump Trucks.
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