Duluth FA860421RB017 Question Set 1 and 2 -336.pdf

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FA8604/Storage Aid System/Duluth/MMHS Federal contract opportunity
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FA860421RB017
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Lifecycle Management Center Wright Patterson Air Force Base

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This solicitation requests proposals for a Storage Aid System for the 148th Fighter Wing located at Duluth Air National Guard Base, Minnesota. The solicitation seeks the design, fabrication, installation, and testing of storage systems in accordance with provided specifications and drawings. Proposals are due by May 26, 2021 with award being made to the technically acceptable offeror providing the lowest price. The work must be completed within 238 calendar days of award. This is a 100% small business set-aside for firms with less than 500 employees. The NAICS code for the procurement is 333922. Evaluation will be based on a lowest price technically acceptable basis.

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Duluth FA8604-21-R-B017 RFP Questions and Answers as of 5/11/2021 Answer posted 5/19/2021

Question and Answer Set 2

1. RE: App. B – Maxi Mezz – 3.2.6. chart show drawer “C” configuration 1 wide, 1 deep. Does this mean no dividers?

a. That is correct. There are no dividers.

2. RE: App. A – Wide Span – 3.2.2. below frame chart mentions a type “D” – not seeing type “D” mentioned anywhere else or not seeing on the drawing.

b. The language regarding type “D” wide span shelving should have been deleted. There is no longer any type “D” wide span shelving associated with the project. Please see App A (REV1) for clarification.

End of Question and Answers Set 2

Duluth FA8604-21-R-B017 RFP Questions and Answers as of 5/5/2021 Answer posted 5/5/2021

Question Set 1

Question:

c. After reading through the spec sheets, I noticed the Type I, 30”W x 59” H cabinets call for (3) 3.875” (30 point drawer), (4) 5.375”(40 point drawer), and (2) 7” (50 point) drawers.

For a Vidmar 340 model cabinet housing that is 59” high, the drawer points requested would be 350 exceeding the allowable 340 drawer points.

I just need to reduce the points by 10 total to make it work. Could I make (2) of the 40’s into (2) 35’s (4.625”usable height) instead?

Answer:

1. I do not see an issue with this. Just make sure that the descending order is still kept.

-Top- 3x 30 point 2x 35 point (*formerly 2x 40 point*) 2x 40 point 2x 50 point -Bottom-

Please contact the Contract Specialist Melissa Sanders for any additional questions @ Melissa.Sanders.5@us.af.mil

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