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Storage Removal and Replacement Federal contract opportunity
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Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command

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Questions and Answers

Question # Question Answer

Will the lights above the cage impede the illumination inside the cage? If so, can lights be placed inside the new storage system (cage).

No. Lights above the cage will not impede illumination inside the cage. Lights cannot be placed inside the cage due to concerns with machines operating inside the cage to access the top shelves.

Would a crane be too big for removal? What equipment is best suited for the job? Yes. A crane would be too big. The current storage system is located in a warehouse, and there is access to get smaller machinery (i.e. forklifts) inside for removal.

3 What is the weight of the Rolodex Space Saver System? Unknown due to the system being currently assembled.

4 How high are the ceilings in the warehouse? Estimated 25 feet.

5 Can the existing fence be used to build off of? Yes.

6 Is there a specific gauge of fence requested? No. However, the gauge must be thick enough to ensure entry cannot be gained if the chain link fabric is pulled on.

7 Does the Government already have the chain link, sliding door, and cypher lock for the contractor's use? No. The contractor is responsible for all material and equipment to perform the job.

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