FA857126Q0045_Amendment 1_Questions and Answers.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document (Amendment 1) for federal contract FA8571-26-Q-0045, addressing vendor inquiries regarding a KT Rotary Piston Pumps requirement for the United States Government.
The document clarifies two key technical specifications in response to vendor questions. First, the USG confirmed that this is a replacement requirement for an existing pump with serial number 143411 0810, rather than a new application. Second, regarding performance specifications, the USG responded to a vendor inquiry about PSI rating by clarifying that the requirement pertains to vacuum capability rather than compressor pressure. The existing vacuum pump currently in place is rated to pull 10 microns or 29.92 inches of Mercury (vacuum) at 300 CFM, which the USG identified as meeting the process requirements based on discussions with production personnel.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Solicitation Amendment FA857126Q00450001 SF 30.pdf | ||
| 80760 - PD.pdf | ||
| 80760 - Photos of MD Kinney Piston Pump.docx | DOCX document | |
| 80760 - SSJ_PCO Signed__Redacted.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA857126Q0045.pdf |
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FA8571-26-Q-0045
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: AMENDMENT 1
USG REQUIREMENT: KT ROTARY PISTON PUMPS
1. Vendor: “Are you replacing existing pumps, or is this for a new application? If you are replacing an existing unit, please provide pictures of the nameplate or the serial number so we can ensure we quote the correct replacement”
USG response: Replacing an existing pump. SN: 143411 0810
2. Vendor: “What is the PSI rating for the compressor schedule?”
USG response: If this is referring to the required vacuum for the process, the vacuum pump currently in place is rated to pull 10 microns or 29.92 inches of Mercury (vacuum) at 300 CFM. From my conversations with production personnel that is about what is needed for their process.
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