Answers to Questions for Request for Quote FA2543Q0043.pdf

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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for locksmith services to repair three (3) inoperable General Services Administration (GSA) approved containers. The contractor will be required to drill the safes and replace the current locks with new X-10 electronic locks to maintain their GSA certification for securing classified materials. This is a brand-new contract, with no incumbent. The technician performing the work will need to have a security clearance. The containers have red GSA service labels and are in a safe green/gray/tan color. Additional details on the containers, such as manufacturer, are provided. The RFQ Solicitation Number is FA254324Q0043 and the contract is being awarded by the Department of the Air Force Space Command.

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Questions for Request for Quote FA2543Q0043

1. Do you have a picture of the container that needs to be unlocked by a locksmith?

A: Unfortunately, due to the containers being in a classified classroom there are no options for taking pictures of the containers themselves.

2. Also, are the locks on the container X-10 electro locks?

A: The locks on all three containers are older than X-10. See information in question 4.

3. We would like to know if this is a brand-new contract OR if there is (was) an incumbent performing these services. If not brand new, could you please provide the current / previous contract number?

A: This is a brand-new contract.

4. Can we get more info on the containers such as manufacture, GSA Services label color of the writing Red or Black, color of the container?

A: Yes; GSA Service Labels are Red on all 3 containers, container color is safe green/gray/tan.

5. Is this clearance needed for the prime contractor or the sub contractor that will be performing the work?

A: The technician performing the work will need to have a security clearance.

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