Armory M4 Storage Lift Q and A.docx

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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to the Armory M4 Storage Lift federal contract opportunity.

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  • The existing electrical panel does not have enough space for the new (3) Vertical Lift Modules (VLMs) required, so the agency advises the contractor to proceed with the most cost-effective approach, either adding a new panel or replacing the existing panel with a 42-space panel.
  • The SOW previously provided the dimensions for the M4 rifles (29.75" minimum, 33" maximum length, 6.43 lbs) and stated that the weapon cradles need to hold approximately 2,300 M4s, but no images of the current weapon storage trays were available.
  • This Q&A document does not contain any other details about the required products or services, response dates, award information, pricing, set asides, or federal agencies involved beyond what is included in the related Federal Contract Opportunity summary.

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Armory M4 Storage Lift Q&A 31 July 2024 Q) The existing panel doesn't have enough space for the new (3) VLM's, the power requirements for each of the VLM's requires (3) 3-pole breakers. The existing panel only has one breaker space available, we can either add a panel or replace the existing panel with a 42 space panel, please advise how to proceed.

A) Whichever way is the most cost effective.

Q) Please provide dimensions of the M4 and images for the weapon trays.

A) Dimensions were provided in SOW. They are as follows: “Weapons cradles to hold approximately 2,300 M4’s (each M4 is 29.75” minimum, 33” long maximum and weighs 6.43 lbs)” Q) Could we get pictures of the current weapon trays if being stored in existing VLM's?

A) Weapons storage trays are not currently being used.

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