Questions and Answers Part II.pdf
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- Mobile Test Trailer Federal contract opportunity
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- FA2823-20-Q-A013
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This document contains questions and answers regarding technical requirements for a mobile test trailer procurement. The procurement is for one mobile test trailer to specifications outlined in the technical requirements document. Key details include requirements for interior room sizes and layout, HVAC, electrical power and outlets, lighting, work tables, and communications equipment. The trailer must have a maximum exterior height of 13 feet 6 inches and interior doors no less than 40 inches wide. Interior space and equipment are to be designed for occupancy of up to 16 people. The related federal contract opportunity is solicitation number FA2823-20-Q-A013 for the procurement of one mobile test trailer by the Air Force Test Center. The procurement is set aside for small businesses with a NAICS code of 336212 and responses are due by July 30, 2020.
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MOBILE TEST TRAILER TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS DOCUMENT (TRD)
QUESTIONS
1) Reference TRD 1 - Overall height of trailer 13 foot 6 inch?
Answer: DOT 13 foot 6 inch
2) Reference TRD 2 - Is there a minimum requirement for pop out interior dimensions?
Height, depth, width? TRD just states “determine feasible sizes”. Lab “B” different than Lab “A”.
Answer: No minimum. Goal in TRD is maximum workable space
3) Reference TRD 3 - Sizes of pop outs and sizes of “equipment/material in that area” will determine if there is a conflict when pop out rooms are stored.
Answer: Correct. Government will populate usable space with equipment/materials and when stored equipment will not conflict
4) Reference TRD 4 - I believe this just relates to construction but we may need to review.
Answer: Relates to construction
5) Reference TRD 9 – Desired GVW will determine axle quantity and spread vs tandem.
Answer: Correct determined by vendor for GVWR related to size/design of the unit
6) Reference TRD 11 – Qty/locations of hardware secure points @ floor/walls.
Answer: Vendor determine maximum number secure points/locations based on design, secure points to secure materials within space within the trailer
7) Reference TRD 14 – Desired quantity interior LED lighting?
Answer: Vendor determined quantity to allow technicians throughout the interior to read documents/schematics, etc.
8) Reference TRD 23 – What size doors?
Answer: Reference #67 and #91 door size specified 40 inch is minimum TRD requirement
9) Reference TRD 29 – Desired sizes of each room? Minimum interior height/length?
Answer: Space size determined by vendor. Maximum allowable space as described TRD
29. Lab A is largest area.
10) Reference TRD 30 – Sizes of work tables?
Answer: Determined by vendor design per area for maximum allowable space
11) Reference TRD 34 – Specifications on equipment they desire for this? Power conditioner?
Answer: Vendor determined IAW #34 TRD. See # 39
12) Reference TRD 39 – Assuming this refers/related to number 34?
Answer: Correct. An acceptable Powertran style is provided in TRD or equal
13) Reference TRD 40 – What voltage, amp capacity and phase of wall outlets?
Answer: Three phase located on each wall as identified for Lab A, B and Utility Room (on interior of exterior wall). Plan is for materials used inside the lab which require plug in to 3 phase power to be plugged into “these” receptacles. Receptacle configuration locking, 120/208 VAC, five wire, four pole NEMA
14) Reference TRD 51 – Will have to research this. Two BARD units cannot be operated by
(3) thermostats.
Answer: Goal is to have the maximum amount temperature control per area allowable by HVAC
15) Reference TRD 52 – What is the desired percent humidity range?
Answer: 45 to 55 percent
16) Reference TRD 71 – Refer to TRD Reference 29 above Answer: Correct #71 is Lab A with desired occupancy of 16 people as referenced in #29 as largest area
17) Reference TRD 75 – Minimum quantity of outlets? Required amps/volts?
Answer: Goal is to have maximum allowed amount power connections to circuitry.
Standard electrical wall outlets (120V)
18) Reference TRD 81 – Quantity of speakers?
Answer: Vendor determined
19) Reference TRD 89 – Quantity of network connections?
Answer: Each workstation requires network connection/outlet
20) Reference TRD 92 – Basically talking about a dedicated security lock like card reader or combination style?
Answer: No card reader required
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