Attachment 10 - Contractors Questions and Government Answers.pdf
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This document contains questions from contractors and answers from the government regarding a solicitation for total containment bullet trap repair and maintenance services. The solicitation is for maintenance of a small arms range total containment bullet trap located on an Air Force base in Europe. Services include monthly inspections, cleaning, repair of ventilation systems, replacement of steel backstops, and light repairs. The government will provide a HEPA vacuum, dust collection barrels not exceeding 250 pounds, a mechanical pallet jack, sound damping materials, and filters for the bullet trap. Contractors are responsible for filters for the vacuum and bullet trap. Four empty collection barrels will be located behind the bullet trap following monthly services.
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Contractors Questions and Government Answers on Total Containment Bullet Trap Repair and Maintenance
Q1. 3. Government Furnished Equipment and Services:
"3.2. The Government will provide certified HEPA Vacuum cleaner (filters not included), dust collection drums (55 gallon), mechanical pallet jack, sound damping wall material, and filters for
TCT-4."
Need clarification on who is responsible for the suppling the following:
TCT-4 Air Filter HEPA Vacuum Filter
A1. The vender is responsible for ordering the needed filters for the TCT-4 Air Filter and HEPA Vacuum.
PWS para. 3.2 has been modified and para. 4.1.6 has been added.
Q2. What is the weight of the barrel? 250lbs or 250 kgs?
A2. 1.3.1.2 Transport fragment containment and dust collection drums (55 gallon). These barrels are not to exceed 250 lbs. The barrels will be placed on wooden transport pallets at the Hazardous Waste Accumulation Point (HWAP). There will be no fewer than four (4) empty drums at the rear of the TCT-4 at completion of monthly inspection. Contractor shall move empty drums from collection point to TCT-4 location.
Q3. Can a quantity of 4 drums impact movement in the area at Auger end? Two barrels might be more suitable.
A3. 1.1.2. All barrels exceeding 250 lbs. will be brought to HW location; and at least four (4) empty barrels are positioned behind the TCT-4.
The statement says at least, which can be transcribed as 1 or 4 barrels. Whatever makes it more functional for the service provider, as long as the job is completed and done properly.
Q4. Where are the overload settings of the screw conveyor system to be found?
A4. Combat Arms is not certified, trained, or knowledgeable on the TCT-4. Please review Attachment 11 - Screw Conveyor System (Attached).
Q5. Where are the adjusting bolts of the gland seal assembly in the screw conveyor system?
A5. Combat Arms is not certified, trained, or knowledgeable on the TCT-4. Please review Attachment 12 - Range Maintenance Schedule (Attached).
Q6. Confirm which components of the range are maintained by Action Target and not part of this requirement?
A6. Warranty/Contract with Action Target is expired. Air Force CE or Vivo will be responsible for the following:
Light Repair/Replacement Range Ventilation system Repair/Replacement of steel backstop
Q7. Will the contractor be responsible for any of the interior lighting?
A7. Light repairs/replacement will be scheduled with Air Force CE or Vivo through NexGen.
Q8. Is a pallet truck available for the movement of the barrels PWS para. 1.3.1.2?
A8. 3.2. The Government will provide certified HEPA Vacuum cleaner (filters not included), dust collection drums (55 gallon), mechanical pallet jack, sound damping wall material, and filters for
TCT-4.
A pallet truck will not be available; however, a mechanical pallet jack will be available.
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