Attachment 6 QA from interested vendors.DOC.pdf

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Elevator Maintenance and Inspection Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
FA487725QA267
Issued by
Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for an Elevator Maintenance and Inspection Services solicitation. The current contract (FA487721D0003) is a recompete set to expire on 30 Nov 25, covering multiple elevators across different buildings including 2-story, 3-story, and a 7-story airfield tower. Key details include a site visit to be scheduled upon request, confirmation that the awarded contractor can perform inspections, and requirements for on-base access involving annual badging after a background check. Contractors should anticipate approximately 30 minutes for base entry processing and plan to review the Performance Work Statement for specific service requirements, elevator details, and service frequencies. The government advises respondents to thoroughly review the solicitation before submitting questions and indicates that all elevators are currently operational.

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Questions received during solicitation- Elevator Maintenance and Inspection Services

1. Site Visit: Is a pre-proposal site visit scheduled or available upon request? If so please provide Date and time, Meeting location and badging requirements, PPE or safety requirements (if any), RSVP Deadline and number of attendees allowed per company, POC on day of visit.

A: We will comply if requested. Most elevators are 2-story, 2 are 3-story, and the airfield tower is 7-story. All have close-separate elevator mechanical rooms.

2. If a site visit is not planned, is it possible to receive photos, drawings, virtual walkthrough?

A: Site visit will be scheduled.

3. Can the contractor awarded the contract also perform the inspections?

A: Yes

4. When does the current contract expire?

A: 30 Nov 25

5. How Many elevators/units to be serviced?

A: Review the Performance Work Statement Section 1.1.7. As a subtle reminder the Question and Answers should be submitted after a thorough review of the solicitation is completed.

6. How many stops (floors) serviced?

A: Most are 2 story, 2 each are 3 story, the tower is 7

7. Who is the manufacturer of these units?

A: See answer to question #5

8. Machine type- Hydraulic or Traction

A: See answer to question #5.

9. Equipment installation date and capacity?

A: Please view attachment #7 for requested information.

10. Are there any current issues with the elevators or any other

A: All are currently operational.

11. The drawing attachment has room numbers that notes it should not receive service, which differs from the Task and Frequency attachment. Which document has the correct rooms to service?

A: There is no drawing attachment within the solicitation or Task & Frequency attachment. Based on this fact the government can only assume you are referring to a similar requirement in which you are working on proposing.

12. What are the insurance requirements? If AI is required, can we supplement with

OCPL?

A: Insurance requirements should be carried per industry standard by the respondent. No unique situation applies to the government solicitation for services.

13. Are there required hours per unit, per month?

A: Please review the requirements posted in the Performance Work Statement.

14. Is this a brand new contract or is there already an incumbent performing these services? If not brand new, can you provide the current contract number?

A: This is a recompete for the current Elevator Maintenance and Inspection Services contract; FA487721D0003

15. Is there a badging process to get onsite? Will an escort always be required?

A: Yes. If the same technicians will be completing the work an annual badge can be issued after a background check

16. Regarding 3.5.1.2 pg 11, how long does it take to complete this course?

A: The course is listed at 11 minutes long.

17. What is the typical timeline for our mechanics to enter the base?

A: Contractors should plan on approximately 30 minutes if going through the search pit.

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