Questions and Answers (1-19) Dorm Furniture.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for dormitory furniture at Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland in Texas. The solicitation requests quotes for 1200 bunk beds with 2400 separable beds, wall lockers, H-frame chairs, delivery, installation, and disposal of excess materials. The Buy American Act applies and components must be at least 50% American-made, with no waivers permitted. Installation must be completed within 150 days of award or per an approved schedule. Site visits are available and base passes will be provided for installers. Drawings and specifications are attached for the furniture. The solicitation will close on July 30, 2020.
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502 CONS/JBKAE Purchase Request #FA301620Q0090 JBSA Lackland, TX Dorm Furniture
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Cutoff date for contractor questions is 12:00 pm CST, 23 July 2020.
Question 1: What is the estimated delivery and installation timeframe that the Government requires?
Government Response: On or before 150 day from contract being awarded or an approved delivery schedule.
Question 2: Is it required that the contractor remove existing furnishings or other trash from building? If so, what are the requirements?
Government Response: No furniture is in the building. The Contractor shall pick up excess trash from requirement being delivered.
Question 3: Is this solicitation being procured under the Buy American act? If so, what are the current percentages in the “cost of components” test?
Government Response: Yes. 50% of the cost of components have to be made in the United States.
Question 4: If the solicitation is being procured under the Buy American act, would the component test be waived if the components are made in a NAFTA participating country? (with the end product being a domestic end product)
Government Response: The products shall be of American metals no wavier is authorized.
Question 5: Once installation begins, what is the estimated timeframe the government requires for completion of the installation process?
Government Response: On or before the 150 days of contract being awarded or based on a delivery schedule.
Question 6: Is the correct quantity 1200 bunk beds (2400 separable beds) or 600 bunk beds (1200 separable beds)?
Government Response: 1200 bunk beds (2400 separable beds)
Question 7: Will the winning contractor be able to visit the site before installation?
Government Response: Yes, you can also schedule a site visit during the solicitation process before 23 July 2020.
Question 8: Do you have any pictures of the bunk bed (or single bed) without the mattresses? If not, do you have any drawings?
Government Response: Yes. I have attached a photo of the bed to the email traffic.
Question 9: Since the H frame chair is a COTS item, is the buy American act component test waived for this line item?
Government Response: See response to question 4
Question 10: Will the beds be installed as bunk beds or as separate beds?
Government Response: Beds will be installed as bunkbeds.
Question 11: If the solicitation is being procured under the Buy American act, would the act be waived if the end product was from a NAFTA country?
Government Response: See response to question 4
Question 12: Is removal of old furniture required? Is yes, do they need to be staged or taken to the
DRMO?
Government Response: There is currently no furniture in the building.
Question 13: Will the rooms be occupied during the installation?
Government Response: no
Question 14: What are the requirements for the installers to get on base? Any security background checks, safety course or test, fingerprinting requirements?
Government Response: Base passes will be submitted on request. Driver’s license information is needed
Question 15: Can you provide a drawing or specification of the furniture or floor plans?
Government Response: Please see following attachments, attachment 2 Wall Lockers, attachment 3 H- Frame, Attachment 4 Bunk beds, Attachment 5 through for dorm layout and bay layout, and Attachment 8 Bunk bed picture
Question 16: Does the wall locker attach to the wall?
Government Response: no
Question 17: Will this project happen all in one continuous phase/installation?
Government Response: see response to question 1.
Question 18: Will the product deliver direct to site or need to be received offsite and trailered into site?
Government Response: Can be delivered directly to site.
Question 19: Does this include the mattresses for the beds?
Government Response: no
Question 20:
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