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- Skid Boards (BPA) Federal contract opportunity
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- FA4460-23-Q-0289
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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for skid boards. The key details are:
The solicitation is for a multiple source blanket purchase agreement (BPA) for skid boards. The required specifications include AC grade plywood with a smooth side for compatibility with roller conveyor systems, no finish or coating, and no serial numbers or markings required. Delivery is expected to be on pallets or skids, with plastic banding, and the ability to be unloaded by forklift. The preferred plywood is the cheapest option within AC grade standards, and no treatment is required. The vendor is responsible for drilling the required holes, but does not need to provide the nylon webbing.
The contract opportunity has an estimated quarterly requirement of 400-1,200 skid boards, with no less than 150-300 per month. The pricing provided will be used as a price list for orders made. The maximum order value is $50,000, and the maximum contractor obligation is $250,000.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Drawing.pdf | ||
| Combo Solicitation.pdf | ||
| Provisions and Clauses.pdf |
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Skid Boards (BPA)
1. Please clarify, is there any finish or coa�ng required for the skid boards. No finish or coa�ng. Must be AC grade with a very smooth side to enable compa�bility with roller conveyor systems.
2. Please clarify, are there any serial numbers, lot numbers or markings required on the skid boards. No
3. Please provide specifics of the desired tubular nylon webbing, color, thickness, mel�ng point, working load capacity, and breaking point capacity etc. The Tubular Nylon does not have to be provided.
4. Please clarify the expecta�on for delivery of the skid boards, example: do the skid boards need to be palle�zed and banded down for handling? If so, is a forkli� available to handle unloading on base? Banded together on a warehouse pallet/skid with forkli� compa�bility. Preferably plas�c banding to avoid damaging boards near the top or use some kind of buffer to protect the boards. Forkli� and Personnel are available for downloading and prefer delivery from flat beds. Box vans are fine provided they are capable of moving stacks internally to the a� edge for forkli� download.
5. Please clarify the species of plywood desired for the skid boards Pine, or hardwood etc. Prefer cheapest op�on within the AC grade standards
6. Please clarify if the plywood is to be treated and if so to what specifica�on. Treatment not required
7. In the Drawing atached Drilling Holes and Nylon is men�oned, just to confirm are we expected to drill the holes and provide the nylon? Holes are required, vendor does not provide nylon.
8. Also is there a preference between 3/4 by 48 by 48 inch plywood and 1 by 48 by 48 inch piece of plywood? We expect the ¾ to be the cheaper op�on.
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