Attachment 3 - Questions and Answers.pdf

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10 TON ECUs Federal contract opportunity
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FA485524Q0079
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Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command

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This document contains Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for 7 each 10 Ton Environmental Control Units (ECUs) to be used in an outdoor, rugged environment at the Melrose Air Force Range in Melrose, New Mexico.

The ECUs must operate on 220V power through a 25ft 60 Amp cable. Heating capabilities are not required, but if provided, must use electric heating elements. The units should have either a small duct or metal ring to attach ducting. All quotes received will be ranked by price and technical acceptability. All questions are due by COB on September 25, 2024. The federal agency issuing this solicitation is the Department of the Air Force Special Operations Command.

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Questions & Answers

1- Where ECUs will be used?

Answer: These ECUs will be used in an outdoor, rugged environment at the Melrose Air Force Range in Melrose, New Mexico.

2- What voltages are required for the units?

Answer: 220V (powered thru the 25ft 60 Amp cable)

3- Does the unit require heating capabilities, and if so, gas or electric heat?

Answer: Heating capabilities ARE NOT REQUIRED to be considered acceptable.

However, if it does include heating capabilities, it should produce heat from electric heating elements to be considered acceptable.

4- Does it need any ducting?

Answer: Units should have either a small duct to hook up to an inlet/exhaust port, or metal “ring” to attach ducts to them.

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