QuestionsAnswers Set 6 Charleston 12 Apr24.pdf
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- FA860424RB005
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This document consists of a set of questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for a Storage Aids System at Joint Base Charleston in South Carolina. The solicitation number is FA8604-24-R-B005, and the contract is 100% set aside for small businesses. The NAICS code is 333922 with a size standard of 500 employees.
The key details are: the electrical and sprinkler system requirements are the responsibility of the successful bidder; the Rider Reach Vehicle requires an onboard battery charger that meets the weight requirements, and a freestanding 110V plug-in unit is not allowed; the bid submission deadline has been extended to April 26, 2024. The acquisition is subject to the Limitations on Subcontracting clause, requiring at least 50% of the contract value to be performed by the prime contractor. The contract completion is required within 300 days of award, and the evaluation will be based on the Lowest Price Technically Acceptable method.
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FA8604‐24‐R‐B005
JB Charleston, SC Questions/Answers Set 6 Date 12 April 2024
Questions/Answers:
Question:
1.We have been in contact with the electrical sub-contractor who is providing the electrical materials for the Building 79 project. He has advised that the lighting requirements below the mezzanine are included in his SOW including all materials and labor. Please advise.
Answer: The electrical requirements are the responsibility of the successful bidder of this contract.
2. Given that the electrical work is included in the GC’s package, please reconfirm that the sprinkler system requirements are still part of our SOW.
Answer: The sprinkler requirements are the responsibility of the successful bidder of this contract.
3. Rider Reach Vehicle: We have not been able to find a battery manufacturer that can provide a battery with onboard charger that meets the weight requirements of the reach truck. Can we supply a freestanding 110V, plug-in unit instead
Answer: No, a freestanding 110V plug-in unit is not allowed. The requirement stands as written. Please review Appendix G section 3.3.2. for information regarding the battery.
4. We are experiencing delays in receiving quotations from several of our key suppliers due to several of the specific requirements for this project in conjunction with vacations. Respectfully requesting a bid extension to April 26, 20124.
Answer: Bid extension to April 26
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