FA301625Q0110 - Questions and Answers - Pool Leak Detection.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers file for a Pool Leak Detection contract opportunity at Joint Base San Antonio (JBSA) for two pool locations: Building 980 at JBSA-Randolph and Building 3300 at JBSA-Fort Sam Houston. The document provides detailed technical information about the pools, including that there are two pools with square footages of approximately 12,225 SF (Building 3300) and 12,474 SF (Building 980). Both pools have active leaks, with Government Civil Engineering estimating water loss at 17,000 gallons per day for the Randolph pool and 30,000 gallons per day for the Fort Sam Houston pool. Technical details include 12" return lines, two filters per pool estimated at 800-1000 gallons each, and accompanying images of pump systems, plumbing, and filter infrastructure. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside under NAICS code 561790 with a $9M size standard, with questions due by 4 April 2025 and responses due 10 April at 12PM CST.
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FA301625Q0110
7 April 2025
Questions and Answers
Pool Leak Detection JBSA FSH and RND, TX
1. How many pools are there in total?
Government response: Two
2. What is square footage of each pool?
Government response: Bldg. 3300 FSH pool is Approx.12,225 SF and Bldg.980 RAN pool is Approx. 12,474 SF.
3. Can you provide photos of each pool?
Government response: See Attached aerial photos on pg. 2 & 3.
4. Specifications of filters and pumps (how many filters, model numbers)?
Government response: See photos attached if applicable.
5. What is the diameter of return line to pool. (plumbing)
a. Please send photos of this equipment also.
Government response: B980 RAN pool return appears to be a 12” line, filters are about 800-1000 gallons each filter two total no data plate on filters due to sun damage, and Government Civil Engineering has estimated the pool leaks 17K gallons a day.
B3300 FSH pool return also appears to be a 12’ line, filters are also about 800-1000 gallons each two total. Government Civil Engineering has estimated that the pool leaks 30K gallons per day.
6. Is there suspicion of active leaks? Or is this just proactive maintenance?
a. If so, how many leaks are expected?Government response: Yes, both pools have active leaks; however, uncertain as to the number of leaks.
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Bldg. 980 Plumbing
Bldg. 980 Pump Data Plate
Bldg. 980 Pump Data Plate (2)
Bldg. 980 Pump 2
Bldg. 980 Pump 2 data plate
Bldg. 980 Filters estimated at 800-1000 Gallons each
The following pictures are for the pool at Bldg. 3300. Pump and motor, pump plate, pump, pool filters, and filter data plate.
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