Questions and Answers FA301625Q0035.pdf

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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation FA301625Q003 regarding Cypher Locks installation at JBSA Lackland, TX. The document contains six contractor questions and government responses with a cut-off date for additional questions of 10:00 AM CST, February 21, 2025.

Key details include: no specific programming protocols are required for the locks; the contractor is responsible for warranty service with the government handling post-warranty maintenance; no specific installation sequence is required; materials can be stored at Building 950 for up to one week before project start; May 26, 2025 is a tentative delivery date with final date to be specified by vendor; and site inspections have already been completed by the government with photos documented for each door/lock location. Final acceptance inspections will occur after all work is completed.

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502 CONS/JBKAE FA301625Q003

JBSA Lackland, TX Cypher Locks

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS:

Cut-off date for contractor questions is 10:00 AM CST, 21 February 2025.

Question 1: Are there specific programming protocols (e.g., master codes, PIN limits) for the locks?

Government Response: No specific programming protocols.

Question 2: Who is responsible for post-installation troubleshooting if issues arise, and who is responsible for the cost? Contractor or Gov…

Government Response: Contractor will provide service during any warranty period provided by the contractor. After warranty expires, the Government will seek assistance from a contractor of their choice.

Question 3: Is there a required installation sequence or priority for certain buildings?

Government Response: No installation sequence is required.

Question 4: Will the government provide on-site storage space for materials, or must everything be delivered and installed immediately?

Government Response: Materials can be shipped to Building 950 and can be stored in the warehouse for up to one week prior to initiation of the project.

Question 5: Are there any penalties for delayed installation beyond May 26, 2025?

Government Response: 26 May 2025 is a tentative delivery date. Award will be made with a delivery date IAW with the delivery date specified by the vendor

Question 6: Will the government conduct any formal site inspection prior to work commencement?

Government Response: Site inspections have already taken place. The Government maintains photos of each door/lock at every site. Final acceptance inspections will be completed once all work is done.

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