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Frozen Sealant Solicitation Questions and Answers:

Question 1: Statement of Work (SOW) states that the frozen sealant needs to be stored at negative 80 (‐80) degrees Fahrenheit (Section 5.1). Will the Contractor need to store the frozen sealant at negative 80 degrees Fahrenheit at their own facility as well?

Answer: Yes, it must be stored at that temperature.

Question 2: Does the frozen sealant have to be shipped at negative 80 (‐80) degrees Fahrenheit?

Answer: Yes, it must be shipped at negative 80 (‐80) degrees Fahrenheit.

Question 3: How is this currently shipped?

Answer: We cannot give out this information as it is one contractor’s method.

Question 4: Are there NSN’s associated with frozen sealant?

Answer: NSN’s:

CLIN 0001: Frozen Sealant Qualified to AMS‐S‐8802 (QPL) Type II, Class B‐2 2oz Tube (NSN ‐ 8030‐01‐333‐4823)

CLIN 0002: Frozen Sealant Qualified to AMS‐S‐8802 (QPL) Type II, Class B‐2 6oz tube (NSN ‐ 8030‐01‐333‐4822)

CLIN 0003: Frozen Sealant Qualified to AMS3265 (QPL) Class B‐2 2oz tube (NSN ‐ 8030‐01‐370‐ 3048)

CLIN 0004: Frozen Sealant Qualified to AMS3265 (QPL) Class B‐2 6oz tube (NSN ‐ 8030‐01‐370‐ 3047)

CLIN 0005: Frozen Sealant Qualified to MIL‐PRF‐81733 Type IV‐48, Class I Grade A 6oz tube (NSN ‐ 8030‐01‐363‐6504)

CLIN 0006: Frozen Sealant Qualified to AMS‐S‐8802 CL‐24 (80) 6oz tube NO NSN