Questions and Answers for MCIC Furniture.docx
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a federal contract opportunity for the purchase, delivery, and installation of furniture for the Madera Cyber Innovation Center at the United States Air Force Academy.
The key details are as follows: A GSA schedule contract is not required to be considered for this procurement. The Performance Work Statement provides specifications for the required cafe stools, which can be sourced from vendors like Sit on It or Versteel. The DWG files for the project are available upon request from the Contracting Officer. The original bid due date of June 5th has been extended to June 12th, and all questions must be submitted by June 3rd. The original delivery date of August 13th has been changed to September 18th, and vendors are required to provide delivery lead times. This solicitation is being issued by the 10th Contracting Squadron of the United States Air Force Academy.
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Q&A for Furniture at USAFA Madera Cyber Innovation Center (MCIC)
FA700024Q0030
· Could you please confirm whether having a GSA schedule contract is required in order to be considered for this procurement?
Answer: A GSA Schedule is not required
· Do you have any additional information on the cafe stool? Maybe a basis of design photo or a manufacturer name?
Answer: The PWS provides the café stool needed specifications. Some acceptable café stools include but are not limited to; Café stools by Sit on It or Versteel.
· Do you have the DWG's for this project that I can place furniture into?
Answer: DWG files can not be uploaded to SAM.gov. Any vendor that would like a copy of the DWG files may request them from the Contracting Officer (gary.monson@us.af.mil)
· Can the bid date be extended by one week?
Answer: The bid date has been extended by one week (12 June by 4:00 P.M MST)
· RFQ is due on 5 June 2024 – is this going to be enough time for questions to be answered and returned? If there are a lot of changes this most likely won’t be enough time for us to fix/change the design.
Answer: RFQ due date has been extended to 12 June. All questions must be provided no later than 3 June. All Q&As will be posted as quickly as possible. With the extension all vendors should have adequate time to make any needed changes to their proposals.
· The current delivery of product onsite: 13 August does not provide enough time for processing and lead time. Is there room for movement here?
Answer: The delivery date has been changed to 18 September. Additionally, the Solicitations has been updated to include the need to provide delivery lead times from date of award.
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