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This document contains a question and answer related to a federal contract opportunity for natural gas services at Yokosuka Naval Base in Japan. The opportunity requires the contractor to provide all personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision and other items and services necessary to provide natural gas 24 hours a day 7 days a week to the Cogeneration Plant at Building 3030. The contractor must also conduct periodic and emergency inspections on the approximately 100 meter US Government-owned gas line from the property boundary to the on-base facility connection point in accordance with relevant Japanese laws. Interested offerors must be licensed and registered to perform these gas services in Japan. A pre-proposal conference and site visit will be held on January 30, 2019 at 1000 hours to answer questions, and all attendee names and questions must be submitted to the contacts provided by January 15, 2019.
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An answer to the additional question received on 4 Feb 2019:
Q. Can a gas supplier know the daily consumption volume by using existing “tel‐meter” and the communication devise?
We believe “tel‐meter” itself is owned by the general pipeline service provider and it can be used after the new contract. However, we don’t know if the communication device can be used as it is, since it is owned and operated by the general pipeline service provider. Maybe, the system program is only for
Tokyo Gas. We need to confirm in advance if we can also utilize the communication device and read the meter in a timely manner daily.
A. There could be two possible ways for the gas supplier to obtain the daily consumption data in a timely manner, receiving the data from (i) the general pipeline service provider or from (ii) the
Government. (i) The telemeter is owned by the general pipeline service provider. Utilizing the telemeter and/or sharing the data the general pipeline service provider collects is up to the gas supplier and the general pipeline service provider. (ii) Installing a FOMA line or cellular connection to pick up pulse signals from the telemeter, and transmit the data to the gas supplier at the supplier’s cost. This may be possible since this is related to a utility meter and a standard cellular connection will be used. However, this request may have to go through NAVFAC CIO for cyber security review and approval.
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