Questions and Answers FA487724QA469 - Boat Covers.pdf
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- FA487724QA469
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This document contains the Questions and Answers for Solicitation FA487724QA469 - Boat/Equipment Covers. The solicitation is seeking the procurement and installation of boat/equipment covers for the 304th Rescue Squadron at the Portland Air National Guard Base in Oregon. The covers are to be metal tube frames with metal roofs and 6-foot partial metal side covers in a brown or earth-tone color. The ground surface is a concrete and asphalt mixture. The project must be completed within 30 days after contract award, and prevailing wage labor rates apply. The covers will be temporarily installed but secured to the ground for long-term use. There are no drawings provided, and the installation site is an empty parking lot. The solicitation is set aside for small businesses under NAICS code 332311, with a size standard of 550 employees.
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Questions and Answers – FA487724QA469 - Boat/Equipment Covers
Q1: Are the Boat/Equipment Covers meant to be a metal tube frame with canvas roof and side covers? Or are the Boat Equipment Covers meant to be a metal roof and 6' partial sides with canvas? What is meant to be Brown or Earth Tones?
A1: Covers shall be metal tube frames with metal roof and metal 6' partial side covers. The metal should be painted Brown or Earth Tone color.
Q2: What is the ground type where we would be installing these covers?
o Concrete o Asphalt o Dirt/Gravel
A2: The ground type is concrete and asphalt mixture.
Q3: When does this project need to be completed by?
A3: Within 30 days after contract award.
Q4: Is this Prevailing Wage on the labor?
A4: Yes, the Wage Determination document is attached for the labor costs associated with the project.
Q5: Are the boats covered for temporary, seasonal or permanent installation?
A5: The covers will be temporary. However, there is no end date for the temporary status. Therefore, the installation shall be secured to the ground to last long-term.
Q6: What is the timeline for completion for the project and what is the projected start date for the project?
A6: The project should start prior to 30 September or within 30 days after contract award. The end date must be within 30 days after contract award.
Q7: Are any potential drawings of what you guys would like the structure to look like?
A7: No.
Q8: Will structures be over water, or on a pavement, rock parking lot?
A8: The structure will be on a pavement.
Q9: Will you need to be able to move them around frequently, or would you like them to be secured to the ground?
A9: The covers shall be firmly secured to the ground
Q10: Do you want all four sides enclosed, or the front side open?
A10: The back side shall be fully enclosed. Sides of the cover shall be halfway enclosed. Front shall be open.
Q11: 6ft covered from the top down, dose that need to be metal as well or would you like that to be a soft material like tent walls?
A11: Covers shall be metal tube frames with metal roof and metal 6' partial side covers. The metal should be painted Brown or Earth Tone color.
Q12: Is there a photo or photos of where these will need to be assembled?
A12: The covers will be assembled in a completely empty parking lot. The parking lot ground is made from concrete and asphalt mixture. Picture was provided prior to solicitation. No additional pictures at this time.
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