Questions_and_Answers_Part_II.pdf
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Questions and Answers Part II
Furnish and Install Steel Sectional Doors
FA9301-16-M-D006
Below is the answer to the question received regarding the subject solicitation:
QUESTION:
Will Color Blast be acceptable in place of powder coat? You can get the same colors. This is what one of our manufacturers have started using instead of powder coat.
The Color Blast process uses Sherwin Williams Solar Reflective Polane® paint, a professional grade, two-part polyurethane based “cool paint” that provides a durable, high-quality finish and lowers surface temperatures to reduce the damaging effects of high heat that can occur on steel doors. The paint also contains a hardener for extra protection. The color is guaranteed for 5 years, and also meets Florida’s 5 year exposure law. The paint system exceeded over 3,000 hours of salt spray and humidity testing before being introduced to customers to give you the peace of mind knowing the paint will not chip, fade, or rust.
ANSWER:
Yes, powder coated or equivalent. The SOW was revised to reflect the addition of “or equivalent” when referring to powder coated in Section 3.5, as a result of this question.
***Reminder proposals are due by 12:00pm (PST) on 19 July 2016.***
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