Attachment 02 Contractor Questions Answers.pdf
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- Amended: Anti-Terrorism Portable Barriers
- Solicitation number
- FA480325Q0025
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This document is a Contractor Questions and Government Responses file for Solicitation FA480325Q0025 concerning Anti-Terrorism Portable Barriers. The document contains three key questions from potential contractors and the corresponding government responses. Specifically, the contractors inquired about a plan holders list (which was not available as no pre-bid meeting was conducted), specifications and standards (referring to Solicitation Attachment 1), and certification requirements. The government confirmed that the portable barriers must be SAFETY Act certified and MASH TL-3 tested mobile security systems. The document is signed by Mar Rodriguez, the Contracting Officer, and appears to be part of the procurement process for the 20th Security Forces Squadron at Shaw AFB, which seeks portable barriers to enable strategic deployment and obstruct potential avenues of approach in dynamic situational scenarios.
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Solicitation: FA480325Q0025
Contractor Questions and Government Responses
Anti-Terrorism Portable Barrier.
General Information
Q1: Obtain a plan holders list / Pre-bid meeting list if possible
Government Response: The Government did not conduct any Pre-Bid Meeting.
Q2: Are there certain Specifications and Standards that will be required for these components?
Government Response: Please see Solicitation Attachment 1
Q3: Do they need to be SAFETY Act Certified, MASH TL-3 tested mobile security systems?
Government Response: Yes, the barriers need to be SAFETY Act certified and MASH TL-3 tested mobile security systems.
MAR RODRIGUEZ
Contracting Officer
| 2025-05-07T07:11:30-0400 | |
| RODRIGUEZ MARTINEZ.MARIA DEL MAR.1501618302 |
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