Corrosion Control Questions and Answers 7 June 21.docx

1.Who will perform the removal/installation of major assemblies when approved by the COR, Government or Contractor?

In the case that major assemblies required to be removed the Contractor will work with the COR to assess the best way forward. During the joint pre-inspection, the contractor will identify what major assemblies need removal. The Government may remove major assemblies when needed.

2. If the answer to #1 is for the Contractor to remove/install major assemblies, is the Contractor expected to supply specialized equipment and fluids for each vehicle type or will the Government provide use of available specialized equipment/fluids? Specialized tools, equipment, and fluids may be provided by the Government on a case by case basis.

3. Who is expected to order replacement assemblies when it is determined most cost effective to replace, Government or Contractor?

The Contractor will work with the COR when replacement parts are required. When deemed necessary to replace assemblies, the Government will provide the replacement.

4. How many vehicles does the Government estimate to be in a CAT V condition?

The Government does Not foresee any Category V assets at this point.

5. Is the 30-day turnaround expected for CAT V vehicles where assemblies require removal/replacement?

Turnaround time for Category V vehicles will be flexible.