Questions and Answers_FA282325Q0073.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document for solicitation FA282325Q0073, containing three key questions from a potential vendor about a procurement. The first question addresses technical specifications, specifically seeking clarification about wheel requirements (15-inch wheels) and whether they must be removable. The second question asks about desired product anomalies, with the vendor highlighting desired features including warranty, on-site training, rough terrain cart capability, IP68 water and dust resistance, and a shock-resistant tablet-style viewing screen. The third question reveals uncertainty about a specific product (PinPointR) and seeks more information about the target detection system, indicating the vendor is seeking additional context about the precise requirements for utility and target location technologies.
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FA282325Q0073
1. The requirement states that the wheels must be removable and
15ft. I am assuming the 15 ft was a typo? Is that correct? And do they have to be removable if our system is designed to be compact and transportable with them on.
15 nch wheels
2. What anomalies are you looking for?
Warranty, on site training, warranty, rough terrain cart, IP68 – Water and dustproof, shock resistant tablet style viewing screen.
3. While the PinPointR is the right solution for finding utilities, other targets may be better located with a different system. Can you tell me more about what you are looking for. Generalities are fine if there is sensitive information involved.
I am unfamiliar with this brand and honestly not sure where the PinpointR came from.
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