Q&A2.docx

12 KB Posted

Attached to
Amendment 0001
Solicitation number
FA8132-17-Q-0015
Issued by

About this file

From the source

Answers to Offeror's questions (#2)

View the file

Other files

File Type Posted
Combined_Synopsis-Solicitation(revised)(2).pdf PDF
F101_Visual_Cart_Drawings_(July_2017)_(003).pdf PDF
Combined_Synopsis-Solicitation(revised).pdf PDF
Combined_Synopsis-Solicitation(revised).pdf PDF
shelf_and_joint_(overhead).pdf PDF
Shelf_and_Joint.pdf PDF
Kit_Cart_QA(2).pdf PDF
Combined_Synopsis-Solicitation.pdf PDF
F101_Visual_Cart_Example_(002).pdf PDF

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file
Try for free Login

Text version

The file's text, extracted by GovTribe without its formatting.

Answers to Offerors Question (#2) 7/11/17

Q1: Can the shelves be set at a fixed height or do they have to be adjustable?

A1: The shelves must be adjustable.

Q2: What is the weight capacity of each shelf?

A2: The shelves must be able to hold from up to 75 pounds.

Q3: What is the height off the floor for the top shelf?

A3: 1222mm (48.11 inches)

Q4: The specifications call for 28mm steel pipe. In the US metals industry, metric pipe is pretty unheard of. This also effects the fittings since one would have to find metric pipe fittings also. However, converted to inches, that would be 1.102". 3/4" schedule 40 pipe measures 1.05" nominal outside diameter. The pipe and fittings for 3/4" schedule 40 are very common and would be much less costly. Would this be acceptable?

A4: The wall thickness of the metal piping used in our kitting carts is 23 guage. The Government does not care what unit of measure is used, so long as the metal tubes are of similar diameter and weight to the specifications listed in the solicitation.

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .