Questions Regarding FA860126R0002 - Part 2.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers file for solicitation FA860126R0002 Part 2.
The document contains one submitted question regarding crane specifications, with an answer that the highest crane has a height of 65 feet. Additionally, the document includes an important notice to all potential offerors informing them that an amendment to the solicitation is forthcoming. The contracting officer has identified that FAR clause 52.219-14, Limitations on Subcontracting, was omitted from the original solicitation in error. An official amendment will be published to SAM.gov to formally incorporate this required clause. Offerors are advised that no action is required at this time due to a temporary system delay in posting the update, and the government is committed to ensuring a smooth and compliant acquisition process.
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Submitted Questions Regarding: FA860126R0002 Part 2
1. Do you know what the height is of the highest crane?
a. The height of the highest crane is 65 feet high.
Notice:
Important Update Regarding Solicitation FA860126R0002 - Forthcoming Amendment
To all Potential Offerors, Please be advised that an amendment to the solicitation is forthcoming.
In our commitment to a fair and transparent procurement process, we have identified that clause FAR 52.219-14, Limitations on Subcontracting, was omitted in error. We are taking immediate action to correct this oversight.
An official amendment will be published to SAM.gov to formally incorporate this clause. We are experiencing a temporary system delay in posting this update and no action is required from offerors at this time. Thank you for your understanding. We are dedicated to ensuring a smooth and compliant acquisition process.
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