Attachment 9 - RFI_Answers_R2.xlsx
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- FY26 - Furniture Requirement
- Solicitation number
- FA255026Q0036
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This file is a government response document to Request for Information (RFI) questions submitted by vendors regarding solicitation FA255026Q0036 for a furniture requirement at Schriever Space Force Base.
The document addresses RFI Question 12 regarding responsibility for pulling and disconnecting communication cables during furniture installation. The government clarifies that contractors must provide their own licensed electrician to disconnect power from the building, as furniture power connectors are not universal across manufacturers and cannot be assumed to be reusable even in a one-for-one furniture swap scenario. Contractors are directed to Statement of Work (SOW) sections 2.6.4 and 2.6.2 for additional requirements. The response also notes that Mohawk Carpet, identified as a large business, was deemed ineligible for inclusion in this requirement due to conflicts with the Non-Manufacturer Rule, and consequently, carpet has been removed from the solicitation scope entirely under Amendment 0003 to the solicitation.
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| RFI Question | Government Answers |
| From attachment 7 - RFI_Answers, RFI 12 "Who will be responsible for pulling/demo of communication cables? If vendor, please advise if we are to re-use existing or run all new. " | Please refer to SOW 2.6.4. |
| Even with the furniture being a 1 for 1 swap, contractor would still need to have their own electrician disconnect power form the building.Furniture power connectors are not universal from manufacture to manufacture. | Please refer to SOW 2.6.2. |
| Mohawk Carpet is considered a large business. Just want to ensure we are still good to provide that match being requested. | Carpet has been removed from this furniture requirement (FA255026Q0036) due to conflicts with the Non-manufacturer rule. |
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