J-9 FA448424R0013 Hoist and Crane Services Questions and Answers.pdf

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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for Hoist and Crane Services at Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst (JB MDL). The solicitation number is FA448424R0013 and the contract will start in FY25. Key details include:

The incumbent contractor is Royal Arc Welding Company under Contract No. FA448420P0002 for $234,554.00. A site visit is not required. The Performance Work Statement provides details on the make, model, capacity, and number of hoists and cranes requiring service. Access to the hoists and cranes will be via scissor lifts or 40/80/120-foot lifts, not provided by the government. Pricing will be structured as CLINs for preventative maintenance per unit and for service calls per unit, with a separate CLIN for repairs at a set government-funded amount.

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FA448424R0013 Hoist and Crane Recompete questions:

1) Q: Can you please tell us if there is an incumbent taking care of the Preventative maintenance now. If so, can you please provide the previously awarded contract number and the award amount/full contract price?

A: Royal Arc Welding Company Contract No. FA448420P0002 $234,554.00

2) Q: Will there be a site visit?

A: No, a site visit is not necessary

3) Q: Is there a particular make, model, capacity and manufacturer for the hoist and cranes requiring service?

A: That information is listed in the Performance Work Statement

4) Q: How many cranes are there?

A: That information is listed int the Performance Work Statement

5) Q: Could you please provide details on the following:

a) The approximate length of each bridge crane's runways/monorails.

b) The approximate height of the cranes/monorails.

c)The number of units that can operate on the same runway/monorail.

d)Whether the entire length of each crane runway/monorail is accessible by a scissor lift.

A:

a) The approximate length of each bridge crane's runways/monorails.

They all vary in size.

b) The approximate height of the cranes/monorails.

They all vary in size using 40 – 120 foot lifts.

c) The number of units that can operate on the same runway/monorail.

None all are independent.

d) Whether the entire length of each crane runway/monorail is accessible by a scissor lift.

The entire length is accessible. Heights are between 40 – 120 feet.

6) Q:How is the access to the cranes, will we need ladders, scaffolding or a main lift?

A: Access if from either a scissor lift, 40 foot, 80 foot or 120 foot lift, not provided by the government.

7) Need understand how this will be priced.. Is it per unit, per inspection, hourly rate?

A:

CLINs: 0001 & 0002 and option years BID structure: quantity =number of cranes/hoists unit (EA-each), unit price =contractor’s cost per unit (per PWS) total amount =contractors unit price times quantity

CLINs: 0003 & 0004 and option years BID structure: quantity =number of service calls (estimated), unit (EA-each), unit price =contractor’s cost per unit (per PWS) total amount =contractors unit price times quantity

CLINs: 0005 & 0006 and option years this is the repair CLIN, it will be funded at a set amount by the government, no contractor input required for these two CLINs on the bid schedule.

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