Q and A - RFQ FA301625Q0183 - Fort Sam Houston Bldg 1062.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) addendum for Request for Quote (RFQ) FA301625Q0183 for a project at Fort Sam Houston Building 1062. The Q&A provides clarification on several key project details, including that the solicitation requires the Buy American Act (an amendment was made to incorporate the Buy American Clause), the project is not tax exempt, and the project involves HVAC equipment replacement. Specific technical details include using existing line sets for DX piping (Hot Gas Line 1-3/8, Liquid Line 7/8), limited pipe insulation requirements, and that all controls will be managed internally by the Fort Sam Houston EMCS team. The contractor will not need to provide temporary cooling or power, and Procore will not be used for document management.
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RFQ FA301625Q0183 - Fort Sam Houston Bldg 1062 Questions and Answers
1. Does this solicitation require the Buy American Act?
Answer: Yes – an amendment was made to incorporate the Buy American Clause.
2. Is this project opportunity tax exempt?
Answer: No.
3. How much linear piping is required for the DX piping?
Answer: If the new units match the current line set contractor can utilize the same lines.
Current line set (Hot Gas Line 1-3/8 Liquid Line 7/8). See revised SOW dated 25 Aug.
4. Are there pipe insulation requirements?
Answer: Only in places that contractors have to remove prior to replacing with new unit.
5. Is there an incumbent control contractor?
Answer: No all controls are controlled within Fort Sam Houston (EMCS team)
6. Will the contractor need to provide temporary cooling or power?
Answer: No.
7. Will C/E use Procore for document management?
Answer: No.
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