Clarification Questions for 9 OSS Pilot Lockers - PDF.pdf
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This document is a set of clarification questions and answers for solicitation FA468626QC006 concerning the procurement of pilot lockers for the 9th Operations Support Squadron at Beale Air Force Base.
The requirement involves delivering 82 lockers total: 60 single-tier lockers (changed from 3-wide conjoined units to 1-wide individual units per contractor recommendation) and 18 double-tier lockers (also changed to 1-wide units), plus 11 finished side panels measuring 18"x18"x72". All lockers maintain nominal exterior dimensions of 18"W x 18"D x 72"H, with interior usable space not less than 16"x16", and must feature a shade of black laminate finish (Wilsonart 4880-38 Carbon Mesh or equivalent commercial-grade HPL products acceptable). Hardware requirements include hanging bars capable of withstanding 10 pounds minimum on hooks and 15-25 pounds on middle bars, with bars installed at 90-degree angles. Delivery must occur as a single shipment (no split deliveries) to 19351 McGregor Street, Building 1025, Room 335, Beale AFB, California 95903. The contractor is responsible for unloading, unpacking, cleanup, and full assembly of lockers but not installation. No loading dock, forklift, or government assistance will be provided. Quote validity extends through September 30, 2026. Personnel assisting with delivery must provide state-issued Real ID or passport for base access; no security clearance is required. Assembly may occur either pre-delivery or on-site at the contractor's discretion.
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Clarification Questions for 9 OSS Pilot Lockers, FA468626QC006
1. In your SOW your dimensions for the lockers all equal to 18” x18” x 72” whether it is single tier, double tier, etc. However, is the end users desire for the USABLE interior space to be 18” deep and wide? Base on your dimension and the drawings, this would not have compensated for appx ¾” thickness of the panels. This is an important question, because if a vendor provides lockers with the indicated width and depth from the exterior, to include the panels, the pilots will Not get a true use of 18” interior space and may affect fitting equipment like helmets and flight bags in the lockers.
A) Inside usable space may be less than 18”x18”. ¾” paneling is fine, but I would not want anything less than 16x16” usable space.
B) Adding dimensions to the exterior may cause spacing issues, as the locker room is very limited on space and the previous dimensions were calculated to fit the total dimensions x # of lockers.
2. Is there design requirement/reasoning that the Single -Tier lockers specified to be 3-wide (conjoined)? [“x20 Units – Single-Tier, 3-wede (60-lockers total) – 54” x 18” x 72”. Fig 1-2”]
- Issue: If any one locker is damaged or needs to be replaced, the customer/government will have to replace All 3 conjoined single tier locker unit and not just one. The probability of a 54” 3-wide run of locker are more prevalent to in transit damage, damage during offloading, an truck to install site is most prevalent.
- Recommendation made by a contractor: Make All x64 Single-Tear locker requirement Singe- Tier, 1 wide. The WxDxH all are the same as the 3-Wide. This would result in a safer transport and installation in room that flooring is usually not an evenly level surface. Same analyses for the double-tier 3-wide vs all being Double-Tier, 1-Wide x18.
A) We agree to the recommendation. Single lockers are fine.
3. You indicate the actable color as Carbon Mesh Black. Wilsonart (standard industry colors) does not have a specific color named Carbon Mesh Black. Do you mean the actual nomenclature, Carbon Mesh – 4880, which is a shade of black?
A) A shade of black is what is preferred but does not need to be specifically “Carbon Mesh Black”.
4. Please confirm whether the stated 72-inch height is the total finished height, including any base, toe kick, legs, or plinth.
A) Approx. 72” height should be the total exterior finished height. +/- 1” is fine. Including the top and bottom paneling Lockers do not need to be elevated but must have a bottom panel of some sort to protect against elements.
5. The Statement of Need states that installation is not required, but the contractor is responsible for unloading, unpacking, and cleanup. Does the contractor also need to move the lockers inside Building 1025 and place them in the final locker room, or is unloading at a receiving area sufficient?
A) Yes, the contractors should be bringing the lockers inside of Bldg. 1025 but not fully “installing” them. The parking lot at Bldg. 1025 has more than sufficient space for a larger truck to park and unload.
6. Is a loading dock, forklift, pallet jack, or Government unloading assistance available?
A) No, none of this should be used and should be provided by the company.
7. Must all cabinet units arrive fully assembled, or is onsite assembly permitted?
A) Cabinets should either arrive fully assembled or the contractor can choose to assemble them on site but this should be done by the contractor.
8. Please provide the required dimensions, material, and finish for the four corner spacers.
A) Room measures 276”x224” or 428.3Sq Ft2
9. The specification states that “11 lockers will require 18x18x72 to finish.” Is this referring to 11 finished exposed end panels? If so, please confirm the quantity and dimensions.
A) Yes, if all single lockers do not have finished paneling on the outside, per our planed layout, that will leave 11 lockers with side paneling exposed.
B) 18x18x72” side paneling finish would need to be installed.
10. Figure 2-2 states that the double-tier, one-wide lockers have the same specifications as the single-tier, three-wide lockers. Should the three double-tier, one-wide units instead use the same upper and lower compartment layout shown in Figure 2-1?
A) Figure 2-2 & Figure 2-1 should have the same up and lower compartment. The only difference would be that one is 3wide and the other is 1 wide.
B) The compartments being centered of the locker is to add easy access for the pilots.
11. Some requested interior storage dimensions are approximately 18 inches wide by 18 inches deep, while the nominal exterior locker dimensions are also 18 inches by 18 inches.
Please confirm that nominal exterior dimensions are acceptable and that clear interior dimensions may be reduced by the thickness of the cabinet material.
A) Yes the exterior dimensions are acceptable. We understand that the interior will not be completely 18x18” but should not be any less than 16”x16”.
12. Is Wilsonart 4880-38 Carbon Mesh the intended preferred laminate finish, and are equivalent matching commercial-grade HPL products acceptable?
A) Yes, an equivalent or near equivalent is fine
13. The Statement of Need lists Building 1025 at 19351 McGregor Street, while the solicitation delivery schedule lists Building 1060 at 7900 Arnold Avenue. Please confirm the final delivery and unloading location.
A) 19351 McGregor Street, Beale AFB, CA, 95903 is the correct delivery and unloading location
14. Provision 52.212-2 states that quotes must remain valid through September 30, 2025.
Please confirm whether the intended date is September 30, 2026.
A) Yes, the intended date is September 30, 2026.
15. Are split deliveries acceptable if all units are delivered within 75 calendar days after award?
A) No. Once a schedule delivery date is set, we will be working diligently to plan/transport current lockers into another part of the building and will be required to keep equipment within the AFE Section until the lockers are installed.
16. Does there need to be vent slots in the doors?
A) No not a requirement, but if offered we will not object to them.
17. Pertaining to the 1st requirement: should the Hanging bar be removable?
A) No, the handing bar should not be removable as its entire purpose is it hang the equipment on.
B) We are not opposed to the bar being removable/replaceable incase of any damage.
18. Pertaining to Alternative method for 1st requirement: is this @ 90 DEG from the back wall or pitched up?
- Does it need an end cap to prevent things from falling off the front?
A) It should be installed at a 90-Deg Angle but corner to corner flush. There will be no reason for items to be stored on top, but if the company would like to provide a cap/panel to prevent anything from falling, we will gladly accept.
19. Pertaining to the 2nd requirement: Is there a specific weight that these hooks need to hold?
A) The Hook should be able to withstand at least 10lbs.
B) The bar across the middle should be able to withstand minimum 15lbs max 25lbs.
20. Are there any AWI/WI quality standards that must be adhered to?
A) No.
21. Are you requesting a provide-only quote, or will installation also be required? Please see the Statement of Need.
A) Installation will be handled by the unit but lockers must be assembled by the contractor.
22. If installation is required, could you please provide the installation/delivery address and advise whether any security clearance requirements apply for personnel performing the installation? Please see the Statement of Need.
A) 19351 McGregor Street, Bldg. 1025, Rm 335, Beale AFB, CA 95903 B) No security clearance is required but any member assisting with the delivery process must provide a state issued REAL ID or Pass Port to obtain base access.
C) “Installation” is not required but lockers must be fully assembled by contractor.
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