Questions and Responses.pdf
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- HVAC Closed Loop Water Test-Treat Federal contract opportunity
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- FA440721Q0009
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| Questions and Responses Ver 1.pdf | ||
| SOW FY22 HVAC Closed Loop Svc Fnl.pdf | ||
| 52.204-24.pdf | ||
| 252.204-7016.pdf | ||
| 252.204-7017.pdf | ||
| WD Rev 18 2015-5075 7-21-2021.pdf | ||
| Combo HVAC Close Loop Fnl.pdf | ||
| 52.204-26.pdf |
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QUESTIONS AND RESPONSES
HVAC CLOSE LOOP WATER TEST-TREAT
FA440721Q0009
As of 02 September 2021
1. Will an Equivalency training certification statement equal to or greater than the AWT be acceptable for this requirement?
- For example other certifications such as Professional Engineer, Board Certified
Environmental Engineer with specialty in Water and Wastewater Treatment, etc.
Response: Statement of Work (SOW) states Association of Water Technolgies (AWT), but if the offeror feels they have certifications equal to or greater, it should be on the offeror to prove they are equal or greater, and the government shall have the final determination if the submitted certifications shall be considered.
2. If Microbiological levels are above the acceptable range will biocides be purchased off contact to correct the issue?
Response: Yes, if the government deems they are required based on the report and feedback provided by the contractor.
3. Are system volumes available so accurate estimates of glycol and treatment additions needed could be provided or would volume studies need to be completed on all systems?
Response: Yes
4. Are the systems tight or are there water loss issues?
Response: Systems are closed loops, but loss may come from leaks that develop in the system.
5. Is it the intention to award contract solely based on price (LPTA - lowest price technically acceptable) or best value other than price to government based on vendors past performance, business references, etc.?
Response: Lowest price technically acceptable (LPTA) in accordance with the SOW.
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