FA442724QZ034-Hemodialysis Recliners Questions.docx
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a Sources Sought notice for hemodialysis recliners. The Sources Sought, numbered FA442724QZ034, is for the Department of the Air Force Air Mobility Command at Travis Air Force Base to determine the availability of businesses, including small businesses, to provide five Champion Ascent II 67P Powered Procedure Recliners or an equal product. The required features of the recliners include a wingback design, side armrests, infinite position recline, Trendelenburg functions, central locking castors, rear grab handles, 180-degree swing open sides, motorized recline, dual side tables, pull-out foot stool, heat in the back and seat, and the ability to support patients up to 300 lbs. Preferences include a specific color choice and CAL 133 fire-rated vinyl fabric. The Questions and Answers address logistical details such as the availability of a loading dock, unloading support, and access requirements for delivery to the base.
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Questions & Answers for Sources Sought #FA442724QZ034-Hemodialysis Recliners
1. Will there be a loading dock available? if not a lift truck gate will be needed?
a. Yes, we have a loading dock
2. Will there be additional services needed like installation/removal, and training?
a. No
3. Will there be support available for unloading product?
a. Yes
4. Will there be any required access passes to base, or will driver license be fine to get on base for delivery?
a. The driver will need either the real ID or a second form of ID such as social security card, passport, or birth certificate. Security at the south gate will check for bill of lading or purchase order documents and as well as the ID and most likely run a background check before letting the shipment come onto the base.
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