Questions_and_Answers_18_Nov_16.pdf

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Hydraulic Crane Federal contract opportunity
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FA9101-17-P-0005
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Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center

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Questions (Q) and Answers (A) Supplied as Attachment to Amendment #2 of Solicitation

(18 November 2016)

Q1. Is the maximum height of all the obstructions no higher than 7ft.-3in?

A1. Attachment A of the SOW states all obstruction heights are equal to or less than 7’-3 ½”.

Q2. The line on the right side of the drawing, what does it represent? A wall? If yes, how tall?

A2. No it is not a wall, but there are various obstructions that will not allow you to pull the crane any further into the area.

Q3. What is the 32.3 ft. dimension for?

A3. The 32.3 ft. dimension is the center to center measurement of the open area between obstructions were an outrigger can be placed if necessary.

Q4. Is there any changes in elevation? If so, please specify?

A4. There are no elevation changes.

Q5/A5. A question was received asking for additional dimensions for the obstructions identified in Attachment A of the Statement of Work. Additional dimensions have been added to the obstructions identified in Attachment A of the Statement of Work.

Q6. The drawing indicates two (2) separate motors:

Q6a. Can the crane be re-positioned to perform each motor lift?

A6a. Yes.

Q6b. Are the two (2) separate motors dimensional the same? If not, what are the dimensions for each motor?

A6b. Yes, both motors are the same.

Q6c. Is the lift point or center of gravity of the motors in the center of the motor?

A6c. Yes.

Q7. Does the 137,000lb weight include rigging (below the hook components) to lift the motor?

A7. The 137,000 lb. is just the motor itself.

Q8. Once the motor is lifted, what is the next step?

A8. It is loaded on a truck at that same radius.

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