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Questions and Answers:
Question: In reference to the purchase specifications section 5.3.1 and 5.1.1: It is specified as no less than 30 Khz. Can it be above 30 Khz?
Answer: Yes, it can be 30 Khz or above.
Question: In reference to purchase specifications section 4.2.5: does it have to not exceed 75 dbA during the cycle or while it is not running?
Answer: It must not exceed 75dbA during the cycle. Please refer to the updated version of the purchase spec.
Question: In reference to purchase specifications section 13, Do we need to include that we will provide the warranty in our quote?
Answer: Yes please include information about warranty in the quote.
Question: In reference to purchase specifications section 10.1, can we include in our quote installation services?
Answer: The government is not asking for installation services, you can provide installation services separate from original quote but it is not required.
Question: In reference to purchase specifications section 8, what kind of design are you needing for the tray?
Answer: A bottom rectangle 22” x 36”, 4” high sides on both 36” edges and one 22” edge. Leave one end open so that it can carry tubes up to 5.5’ long by overhanging that end. Picture a miniature mesh utility trailer with no tailgate so long material can hang out the back end. (No, it doesn't need wheels or trailer hitch.) It would probably rest with the tailgate end slightly higher than the tongue so the ultrasonic vibrations don't bounce parts out the back end. With no tailgate, it makes it a little tricky putting a handle on that end that won't impede loading the tray. But then, the handles are supposed to be accessible from above the water level when the tray is resting at the bottom of the 20" deep water so the operator isn't burned by reaching down into the water to lift the tray out.
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