RFI 002_YTPM 17-0012 Repair HVAC B1510.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- FA660623R0002
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This request for information response from the contracting officer's representative addresses questions from a contractor regarding solicitation FA660623R0002 for repair of the HVAC system in Building 1510 at an Air Force Reserve Command facility. The response clarifies that the statement of work requires nine separate one-to-one split air conditioning systems, with each of the three server rooms receiving multiple indoor units connected individually to standalone outdoor condensers, rather than a variable refrigerant flow system with shared piping and a single control system for each server room.
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION REPORT (RFI)
RFI NO. PAGE NO.
SOLICITATION TITLE
Contractor's Request for Information
REQUESTED BY: DATE REQUESTED: Potential Cost Impact
[No] Potential Schedule
Impact [No]SUBCONTRACTOR
RFI
SUBJECT:
DRAWINGS
INFORMATION REQUESTED:
ATTACHMENTS FROM CONTRACTOR: (1 attachment)
NOTE: THE RFI SYSTEM IS INTENDED TO PROVIDE AN EFFICIENT MECHANISM FOR RESPONDING TO CONTRACTOR'S REQUESTS FOR
INFORMATION. IT DOES NOT PROVIDE AUTHORITY TO PROCEED WITH ADDITIONAL WORK. IF THE CONTRACTOR CONSIDERS
THE RFI RESPONSE A CHANGED CONDITION, PROVIDE WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CONTRACTING OFFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CONTRACT PROVISIONS.
QA REVIEWER'S SIGNATURE DATE
RFI FORM
SOLICITATION NO.
FA660623R0002 YTPM 17-0012, REPAIR HVAC BLDG 1510
13 FEBRUARY 2023
#1. The SOW calls for installation of wall-mounted ductless split systems for the three server rooms. Server room 1 would get five 3-ton indoor units, Server room 2 and 3 would each get two 3-ton indoor units. The SOW is not clear if these should each be separate one-to-one split systems or supplied as separate VRF systems. If one-to-one split units were used, each indoor unit would have its own condenser and separate refrigeration circuit and controlling thermostat (9 condensers for 9 indoor units). If VRF systems were used, there would be three separate condensers sized to feed their respective indoor units, meaning that server room 1 for example would have an approximate 15-ton condenser with one set of refrigerant piping with branches to connect the five indoor units and operate off of one thermostat in the room. Please confirm the Government intent.
WARB Response #1:
The intent is to have nine (9) separate condensers connected individually to nine (9) separate indoor units.
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