Questions and Answers.docx
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- F450 Bus Seat Re-Configuration
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for the reconfiguration of an F450 bus. The key details are:
The bus is operational and can be transported to the vendor's shop for the work, unless the vendor is within a 100-mile radius. Subcontracting is allowed for this Solicitation. Seatbelts are required in the new configuration, and the existing seats must be reconfigured if possible, or replaced with new seats that include seatbelts.
The related federal contract opportunity is a Solicitation (RFQ) issued by the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command, with Solicitation Number FA468624Q0098, for the F450 Bus Seat Re-Configuration. Vendors are instructed to review the complete RFQ documents for more details on the requirements.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| RFQ-F450 Bus Seat Re-Configuration - Updated.pdf | ||
| Questions and Answers 2.docx | DOCX document | |
| SOW - F450 Bus Seat Re-Configuration REDACTED.docx | DOCX document | |
| Site Visit.docx | DOCX document | |
| RFQ-F450 Bus Seat Re-Configuration.pdf |
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Questions and Answers
Q: Is the bus drivable?
A: The bus is operational
Q: Do we have to fix on site, or can we transport van to our shop?
A: The vendor would need to transport the vehicle to their shop and back, and include whatever additional costs in their bid. Unless they are within a 100mi radius.
Q: Is Subcontracting allowed for this Solicitation?
A: Yes.
Q: Are seatbelts desired in the new configuration?
A: Yes, the vehicle will require seatbelts. Also, if possible, we would like to reconfigure the existing seats in the vehicle. If that is not possible, then the new seats must include seatbelts.
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