FA445222Q0021 - QnR.pdf
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FA445222Q0021
B289 Airman Center A/V Upgrade
Questions and Responses
Q1) Will the Government facilities provide electrical for the two (2) back displays on the old partition wall?
R1) There are power outlets in the near vicinity to the monitors, we currently do not have any plans to add additional power outlets in the immediate timeframe but may do so later after coordinating with the responsible office for facility modifications.
Q2) What is the lighting system that is presently installed so that connectivity to the upgrade AV system will have the ability to control the lighting? Is there a RS-232/455 in the lighting system R2) It is unknown what the specific lighting system is.
Q3) What level of clearance is required for this project?
R3) No level of clearance is necessary; equipment will not be touching the network. However, contractor personnel must be able to pass background test for base-access at Ft Bragg Welcome Center.
Q4) Can you provide photos above the tiles of the drop ceiling near the existing screen?
R4) Photos posted.
Q5) Is the divisible wall functional and being used?
R5) No, the divisible wall is in the process of being removed.
Q6) What size is the projector screen? What is the aspect ratio?
R6) Projector Screen is approximately 10ftx8ft, diagonally it is about 12ft 8in.
Q7) Is the period of performance flexible due to supply chain issues?
R7) Yes. If the Vendor proposes a longer performance period, they should indicate that it’s due to supply chain issues in their quote.
Q8) How wide is the column?
R8) The column to the left and right of the projector screen are 19in in width and 11ft in height. The columns that the side monitors would be mounted on are approximately 3ft wide and 11ft in height.
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