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REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL (RFP) FA8533-11-R-32637
FUELS OPERATIONAL READINESS CAPABILITY EQUIPMENT
(FORCE)
Question and Answers, 2 February 2012
The following questions on the FORCE RFP were received in the Major Programs Contracting Office in the Support Equipment and Vehicles Division at Robins AFB, GA. The questions and the applicable answers are being provided for the benefit of parties who are interested in providing a proposal in response to the RFP.
1. Question: The Statement of Work requires the FORCE system to operate with current FORCE subsystems in Air Force inventory. Can the Government provide some technical information about the current FORCE subsystems in Air Force inventory so we can estimate the effort to design properly?
Answer:
2. Question: The Statement of work requires the contractor to be responsible for transportation charges between the Government and the contractor for the GFE to be used for some tests. Can the Government provide some guidelines for us to estimate the costs of the transportation charges?
Answer: Dimensional information on the FORCE components are provided below.
Additionally, see Amendment 0002 to the RFP which clarifies the Government’s intent regarding paragraph 3.7 in the Statement of Work.
3. Question: The Purchase Description for the FORCE system indicates one of the design problems with the current capabilities is that the pumps operate at 900 GPM but the filter separators operate at only 600 GPM. The Purchase Description for the pumps still calls for 900 GPM and the Purchase Description for the filter separators still calls for 600 GPM. How should we plan to design and build these subsystems?
Answer: Note that each individual filter vessel shall be capable of 600 GPM (PD10WRGBGBEC15, Section 3.5 Design, paragraph 3.5.11 flow); however, the entire assembly of the filter separator trailer shall be capable of filtering fuel at 1,200 GPM (reference PD10WRGBGBEC15, Section 3.8 Performance characteristics: paragraph 3.8.4 Flow). Each subsystem shall be designed to the corresponding PD.
4. Question: Will the Government extend the bid date to March 16, 2012 to allow us to incorporate the answers to these questions?
Answer: Amendment 0002 has been issued to extend the proposal due date to 8 March 2012.
Farrell/WR-ALC/GRVKBB
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Sheet1
LENGTH WIDTH HEIGHT WEIGHT
TRAILER
MOUNTED inches 148 59.5 96.8 4,800
PUMP feet 12.33 4.96 8.07 493.30
R-18
FILTER
SEPARATOR inches 144 98 93 3,350
R-19 feet 12.00 8.17 7.75 759.50
AIRCRAFT
SERVICING inches 177 98 90 5,530
PLATFORM feet 14.75 8.17 7.50 903.44
R-20
PLUMBING ASSEMBLY
R-21 inches inches inches
1 96 77.5 96 9,150
2 96 77.5 96 8,100
3 96 77.5 96 6,750
4 96 77.5 96 7,400
5 96 77.5 96 6,150
6 96 77.5 96 9,400
7 96 77.5 96 6,650
8 96 77.5 96 9,400
9 96 77.5 96 9,400
10 96 77.5 96 6,750
11 96 77.5 96 5,500
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