FA252125QB042 - Questions - Answers.pdf

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for the FA252125QB042 Target Retrieval System solicitation. The Q&A provides four key details about the existing facilities at Patrick Space Force Base: (1) current lane dividers are already in place between shooters, (2) a site visit is scheduled for 28 April 2025 at 10:00 AM EST (interested parties should contact SSgt Gage Belyeu at gage.belyeu.2@spaceforce.mil or 321-494-9950 to confirm attendance), (3) each target sled charging station has its own electrical outlet, and (4) the electric conduit for target sled chargers is fed from the wall on the right side of the range. These details provide potential contractors with specific information about the current infrastructure and site conditions relevant to the target retrieval system replacement project.

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FA252125QB042 – Target Retrieval System

Questions & Answers

Question 1: Can it be confirmed if there are existing dividers between the shooters?

Answer: Currently there are dividers set up in between each lane.

Question 2: Can as-builts or pictures be provided showing existing conditions to help determine the extent of what needs to be removed?

Answer: A site visit will be conducted on 28 April 2025 at 10:00 AM EST at Patrick SFB. Please reach out to SSgt Gage Belyeu at gage.belyeu.2@spaceforce.mil or 321-494-9950 to confirm attendance.

Question 3: Can it be confirmed if each target system currently installed are powered with electricity?

Answer: Each target sled charging station has its own outlet.

Question 4: If yes, can you confirm the location of the electrical and current existing power?

Answer: The electric conduit is fed from the wall on the right side of the range which feeds all power to the target sled chargers.

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