WTGM_Q A.pdf
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- Wind Turbine Generator Maintenance Federal contract opportunity
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- FA4613-13-R-0024
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FA4613-13-R-0024
Wind Turbine Generator Maintenance Questions and Answers 26 August 2013
1. In the case of component malfunctions who is responsible for purchase of new parts?
Answer: The Contractor
2. When replacement parts must be installed other then routine maintenance, will this work be done under this bid or a separate bid?
Answer: Separate Bid
3. Under section 2.4 of the Performance Work Statement (PWS) it states "The contractor shall, upon an alarm notification, respond by dispatching a crew of technicians to begin troubleshooting and fault analysis within three hours" Does this mean we must dispatch within 3 hours or must we be on site trouble shooting within 3 hours?
Answer: On Site troubleshooting within 3 hours.
4. Who would be responsible for purchasing the oil, lubricants, and filters for the wind turbines during routine maintenance?
Answer: Contractor. These items are routine maintenance items.
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