Q and A Memorandum.pdf

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Traffic Light Repair Holloman AFB, NM
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This document is a Questions and Answers Memorandum for a Traffic Light Repair solicitation (FA480125Q0409) issued by the 49th Wing at Holloman Air Force Base in New Mexico. The solicitation requires a contractor to perform comprehensive traffic light repair, including supplying all materials, installing and setting up cameras, programming the control system, and developing a traffic control plan. Key clarifications include that the contractor must provide all hardware, handle camera configuration and installation, use tan or brown paint if needed, and can employ a local licensed electrician for technical work.

The contract will be paid in full at the end of the project, with no progress payments. The contractor can use civilian traffic control crews and must submit a traffic control plan. Contact points for further clarification are SSgt Andrea Diaz and Capt Leonardo Dominguez from the Air Force Contracting office. The solicitation is part of the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command's procurement efforts, focused on infrastructure maintenance at Holloman Air Force Base.

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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

HEADQUARTERS 49TH WING (AETC)

HOLLOMAN AIR FORCE BASE, NEW MEXICO

COMBAT AIRPOWER STARTS HERE

06 March 2025

MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD

FROM: 49 CONS/PKB

490 David L. Goldfein Street, Bldg. 29, Suite 2180

Holloman AFB, NM 88330-8225

SUBJECT: Solicitation KWRD FA480125Q0409, Traffic Light Repair, Questions and Answers

1. The following questions were submitted to 49 CONS following the cutoff for receipt of questions, for the Traffic Light Repair, on 06 March 2025:

Question 1: Is all the hardware being supplied by the customer (i.e. cabinets, control hardware, cameras, power supply)?

Answer 1: No. The Contractor shall supply all materials.

Question 2: Is the customer programming the control system?

Answer 2: No. The Contractor will program the control system with CE oversight.

Question 3: Is the customer configuring the cameras (i.e. networking and camera settings)?

Answer 3: No. The Contractor shall install and set up the cameras.

Question 4: Has the existing conduit been inspected for integrity?

Answer 4: No. It is assumed the conduit is usable. If that turns out not to be the case, notify the CE

Inspector.

Question 5: Does the paint color for the cabinets matter?

Answer 5: If the cabinets need to be painted, paint them tan or brown.

Question 6: Can I use a local licensed electrician to do the technical work of removing the old and installing the new lights, cameras, control box, etc.?

Answer 6: Yes.

Question 7: For the traffic control that will be required do I have to hire military police for this work, or can a civilian traffic control crew be utilized?

Answer 7: The Contractor shall submit a traffic control plan as specified in Paragraph 3 in the SOW.

The military police will not be involved in traffic control.

Question 8: How do these contracts work as far as payment schedules? Do I have to pay for materials in advance and be reimbursed by the federal government?

Answer 8: Payment in full will be made at the end of the contract. There will be no progress payments.

2. Please contact SSgt Andrea Diaz at andrea.diaz-acevedo@us.af.mil and Capt Leonardo Dominguez at leonardo.dominguez.1@us.af.mil if you require any clarification for these responses.

Prepared By: Signed By:

ANDREA T. DIAZ ACEVEDO, SSgt, USAF LEONARDO E DOMINGUEZ, Capt, USAF

Contract Specialist Contracting Officer mailto:andrea.diaz-acevedo@us.af.mil

2025-03-06T15:25:24-0700
DIAZ-ACEVEDO.ANDREA.TAHILY.1539426407
2025-03-06T16:16:45-0700
DOMINGUEZ.LEONARDO.E.1546105586

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