Amendment 2 - Site Visit Questions Answers 1 Feb 2022.pdf
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- JB Charleston Fire Bottle Inspections Repairs Services Federal contract opportunity
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- FA441822Q0016
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This document provides details for a federal contract solicitation for fire bottle services at Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina. The solicitation requests quotations for inspection, testing, certification, preventive maintenance, and repair of all fire extinguishers and fire extinguishing systems supporting flight line operations. Services include inventorying, inspecting, testing, servicing, certifying, maintaining, and managing various types of fire extinguishers and systems in accordance with the performance work statement. The contract would have a base year period of performance from March 2022 to September 2022 with four one-year option periods and a potential six-month extension. Offerors must submit pricing using the provided price sheet and meet licensing requirements by the response deadline of February 15, 2022. Evaluation criteria are technical capability, price, and past performance, with technical and past performance being more important than price.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment - MAP Fire Bottle MXS.pdf | ||
| Amendment 1 - Site Visit.pdf | ||
| Attachment 3 - FY22 Pricing Sheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 1 - FY22 PWS Fire Bottle.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 - FY22 RFQ Fire Bottle Services.docx | DOCX document |
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REQUEST FOR QUOTATION
FA4418-22-Q-0016 Fire Bottle Services
Amendment 2
A site visit was conducted at 1000 AM EST on 1 February 2022.
Questions & Answers:
1. Where are the Fire Bottles located?
a. There are two collection sites; 1 location site has 150lbs Halon bottles and 1 location for Aircraft (on-board) Fire Bottles. In addition, there are various Fire Bottle stations within each hangar that need to be serviced, maintenance, and/or inspected throughout Maintenance Group (MXG)
b. There are NO Fire Bottles on the Flightline. No Contractor on this award need access to the Flightline.
c. See attached map for facility locations.
2. How/where are the Aircraft (on-board) Fire Bottles maintained?
a. The (on-board) Aircraft Fire Bottles are maintained in Building 74. Also in
Building 74, the Contractor will be responsible for upstairs Fire Bottle stations.
b. In totality, there are roughly 320 on-board Aircraft Fire Bottles
c. In contrast, Building 705, the Contractor will ONLY be responsible for the Fire Bottle station downstairs.
3. Any additional Fire Bottles site not attached to Maintenance Group (MXG) that the Contractor will be responsible for?
a. Building 900 (closest to back gate Firing Range) there is another set of Fire Bottles that the Contractor will need to be buzzed through to gain access to those Fire Bottles.
4. How will the Contractor transport Fire Bottles?
a. It is 100% up to the Contractor on the logistics of transporting Fire Bottles for repairs.
b. Also, when removing a Fire Bottle from any station, the Contractor WILL be responsible to use their own replacement Fire Bottles until the Government’s Fire Bottles are placed back into its place. The contractor SHALL NOT leave any Fire Bottle Station empty of any Fire Bottles.
5. Are all Fire Bottles at each station due at the same time?
a. The Fire Bottle schedule is staggered. It is up to the Contractor to develop its own management of handling the Fire Bottle schedules.
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