Adjustable Monitor Lift -Questions and Answers.pdf
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- ADJUSTABLE MONITOR LIFTS
- Solicitation number
- FA301624Q0027
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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal solicitation for adjustable monitor lifts. The solicitation is from the 37th Training Support Squadron at Joint Base San Antonio Lackland in Texas and seeks eight adjustable monitor lifts to be installed in two classrooms on the second floor of building 9225. The monitors must meet the overall dimensions specified in the statement of work but rectangular or rounded corners are acceptable. The loading dock is approximately 60 yards from the installation location and does not support forklift use, though there is an elevator that can transport cargo. The contractor will be responsible for offloading, installation, packaging removal and waste disposal in accordance with the terms specified in the solicitation.
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502 CONS/JBKAE FA301623Q0027
JBSA Lackland, TX 78236 Adjustable Monitor Li�s 37 TRSS/DOR
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS: Cutoff date for contractor questions is 2:30 P.M. CST, 6 March
Question 1: Are monitors lifts required to be sourced from a TAA-compliant country, or are lifts from non-TAA countries also acceptable
Government Response: Due to estimated dollar thresholds IAW the FAR do not have to meet TAA.
However, products do have to meet Buy American Act standards.
Question 2: confirm the requested monitor lifts are the rectangle design, correct? The PWS shows both rectangle and round
Government Response: There are overall dimensions in the Statement of Work that must be met.
Where the corners are round or rectangular is of no matter to the end-user.
Question 3: Approximately how far is it from the loading dock to the install location?
Government Response: Approximately 60 yards.
Question 4: . Are there any stairs that the product will need to go up or down to reach the truck location? If so how many?
Government Response: There are no stairs.
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