Attachment 2 - Questions and Answers.pdf
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- F3QCDK6132G004
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract F3QCDK6132G004 regarding the procurement of 801 RHS Concrete Batch Plants at Nellis Air Force Base.
The procurement requires a wet batch concrete plant with a minimum production capacity of 180 cubic yards per hour, with an approximate overall weight of 80,000 pounds (not a strict requirement). The plant must include a minimum of six LED floodlights. Contractors must provide both a five-year warranty and a 24-month warranty-service period. Training requirements include operator and maintenance training, with no specific hour minimum as long as training is supplied. The contractor bears full responsibility for transportation permits, escorts, unloading, erection, commissioning, testing, and initial calibration at Nellis Air Force Base, with 801 RHTS OL-A personnel providing assistance with escorting, unloading, and initial erecting. The contractor must supply all necessary equipment and personnel for unloading and positioning the plant. The Nonmanufacturer Rule has been waived by the SBA on a class basis. Equivalent concrete batch-plant designs are acceptable if they meet or exceed all listed salient characteristics; no specific manufacturer or model is required.
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F3QCDK6132G004 - 801 RHS Concrete Batch Plants
Attachment 2 – Questions and Answers
1. Is this required to be a wet batch plant?
a. Yes
2. The salient characteristics state a production capacity of “a minimum of 180–250 cubic yards per hour.”
a. Please confirm whether the minimum acceptable capacity is 180 cubic yards per hour or whether the plant must achieve 250 cubic yards per hour. 180 is the minimum.
3. Is the stated 80,000-pound overall collective weight a maximum allowable weight, an approximate target, or an exact requirement?
a. It is an approximate weight not a requirement.
4. The lighting requirement references a minimum of “six (12) LED floodlights.” Please confirm whether six or twelve floodlights are required.
a. Minimum of Six.
5. Please clarify whether the contractor must provide a five-year warranty, a 24-month warranty-service period, or both.
a. Must provide both.
6. Please confirm whether the training requirement includes 40 hours of operator training and an additional 40 hours of maintenance training, for a total of 80 on-site training hours.
a. Yes, must provide operators and maintenance training, specific hours is not required, as long as it is supplied.
7. Is the contractor responsible for all transportation permits, escorts, unloading, erection, commissioning, testing and initial calibration at Nellis Air Force Base?
a. Yes, everything must be done on site here at Nellis. 801 RHTS OL-A personnel will assist with escorting, unloading, and initial erecting.
8. Please confirm whether the contractor must provide all necessary equipment and personnel for unloading and positioning the plant at the delivery location.
a. Yes, all necessary equipment and personnel must be provided.
9. Does the Nonmanufacturer Rule apply to this procurement, and has the SBA issued or been asked to issue an individual or class waiver for this requirement?
a. This has been waived by the SBA on a class basis.
11. Are equivalent concrete batch-plant designs acceptable when they meet or exceed every listed salient characteristic, or is a specific manufacturer or model required?
a. Yes, if it meets or exceeds the requirements those would be acceptable.
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