Answer Form - AC Units.pdf

RFQ NO.: FA527021QB027

Split AC Units

Question & Answer Form

QUESTION & ANSWER FORM

Thank you for your interest in this solicitation. Questions were received from interested parties and answers are provided below. Similar questions have been consolidated. Additional questions were received by email and the answers to those questions are pending.

POC: A1C Chester D. Hill/18 CONS/PKB, Bldg. 95, Kadena AB Email: chester.hill@us.af.mil

DSN: (31 5) - 6 3 4 - 5 9 6 2

Questions Answers

Could you please provide us converted specifications of each split A/C unit from Tons to ㎾?

The followings are the Kw vs. Tonage.

2.2 Ton = 8Kw

1.4 Ton = 5Kw

Has the building been tested for asbestos? Yes. It is asbestos free.

Does each AC Unit need its own condenser, or can two units share one condenser?

Yes, it does. Each AC unit has own condenser.

Where is the power source for the Units? Are there available breakers?

There is a main electrical panel in the facility located on the right side of the Innovation Center main entrance (about 10FT away from the main entrance) that has enough power to cover all the additional split units.

Are exposed conduits okay? Yes

Is the contractor permitted to cut through the ceiling of the interior building to install drainage lines?

Yes, contractors may cut through the ceiling and run drainage lines over the top of the structure.

What are the walls of the interior building made of?

The center is Styrofoam with a layer of sheet rock on either side. Each room of the interior building has its own wall with empty space in between rooms.

Will there be restrooms available to contractors when performing work.

Yes. The restrooms are in the adjacent facility, bldg. 3121

Is the contractor permitted to drill through the concrete wall of the exterior facility?

Yes. The contractor may drill through either the lower or upper portions of the concrete wall.

Does the condensate pump need to exit the building in any particular area? (i.e. the lower or upper portion of the exterior walls.) Can the contractor install angle irons outside building?

Yes, all condensate pipes need to exit the building from the condensate pumps and gradually lower to exit outside of the facility. The location of condensers and condensate pipes is on the right side of the building when you face the Innovation main entrance. It’s on the main parking side.

Is there enough power available in the facility to power the AC Units, or does the contractor need to run additional power lines?

The main electrical panel in the facility located on the right side of the Innovation Center main entrance has enough power to cover all the additional split units.