FA466125Q0010 Questions and Answers.docx
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file related to Solicitation Number FA466125Q0010 for High Voltage Cable. The solicitation is for 6 spools of 1000-foot high voltage wire cable, with detailed salient characteristics provided in Attachment 3.
The Q&A addresses several technical specifications for the cable, including the conductor AWG size of #2 AWG, 15kV voltage rating, 133% insulation level, full concentric neutral with 16 #14 wires, and a requirement for uncompacted copper conductor rather than compact copper. The solicitation is being issued by the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command.
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| Attachment 3 - Revised Sailent Characteristics.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment 3 - Sailent Characteristics.docx | DOCX document | |
| RFQ FA466125Q0010.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment 1 - Provisions and Clauses.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 - 52.212-5.pdf |
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November 6, 2024 7 CES High Voltage Cables Q&A
1. What is the conductor AWG size required?
Answer - The size is #2 AWG.
2. What’s the size #8 or 1500 kcmil?
Answer – Size is 15Kv. Information provided below to clarify the specifications. The salient characteristics attachment has been updated as well:
15kV CU 133% EPR Full Neutral LLDPE Primary UD Single Conductor #2 AWG, 220 Mils Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR). 133% Insulation Level, Full Concentric Neutral, Linear Low-Density Polyethylene (LLDP E) Jacket with red stripe
3. What is the number of neutrals?
Answer - The cable will contain 16 EA #14 wires that serve as the full concentric neutral within the cable.
4. Can the conductor be compact copper rather than compressed copper?
Answer – No.
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