Attachment 1 Hoist and Trolley Installation Q and A 27 May 25.pdf
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- JBSA Randolph Hoist
- Solicitation number
- FA301625Q6102
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a hoist and trolley installation project at 12 MXG Hanger 4, associated with a federal solicitation for JBSA Randolph. The Q&A addresses several technical specifications and installation requirements, including power options, electrical circuitry, weight testing, lead paint removal, and power supply routing. Key details include: the government prefers using existing on-site power options but will accept alternatives if needed; hoists should have individual circuits; a separate line item will be issued for weight testing; lead paint removal is only required if deemed necessary for installation; a stop must be installed at the 20-foot section end to prevent hoist trolley overage; and the contractor is responsible for installing power cord reels and supplying power from breaker panels, with existing conduit supports permitted if they do not disrupt current usage or appear unsightly.
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Contractor Questions Government Response
Is the government okay with other power options, including what is available on site, being 220v, 480, 3-phase 208?
Our preferred options are what is available onsite. However, if the contract cannot be accomplished with the current power available, we will accept other options.
would the government be opposed to the hoists being on their own individual circuits?
No. An individual circuit is preferred.
Is the government going issues a separate line item for weight testing?
Yes the Government will issue a separate line item for weight testing what is the government wanting the lead paint to be removed from the monorails or only if deemed necessary?
Only if deemed necessary for installation. If paint is removed abatement will be required.
Regarding the 20-foot section at each end: Should a stop be installed at the end of the 20 ft to prevent the hoist trolley from exceeding that limit?
Yes, please install a stop.
To clarify, the contractor will install the in-line retractable power cord reel or tag line to provide power to the hoist.
Will the site be responsible for supplying power from the breaker panels to the hoist area?
Yes, contractor will install the in-line retractable power cord reel or tag line to the hoist. Yes, power will need to be supplied to the hoist from the breaker by the contractor. We will need to file an Civil Engineering Power Outage Request before electrical work can start if required for the installation.
12 MXG Hanger 4 Hoist and Trolley Installation
If the contractor is responsible for power from the breaker panels to the hoist area, should the conduit/power supply be routed along the rail as shown in Appendix A, or can the existing conduit supports be utilized?
Existing conduit supports can be used as long as they do not disrupt their current usage or look unsightly.
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