Questions and Answers_FA930224Q0031_V2.pdf
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for a Chamber Door Bladder Replacement. The RFQ is being issued by the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center under Solicitation Number FA930224Q0031.
The key details are: The replacement is for three door bladder seals, along with replacement of the finger stock and wire electromesh around the bladders. A site walk is preferred due to the uniqueness of the effort, and the government expects to award the contract in early April 2024. The government cannot provide a cost estimate or budget at this time. The contract will be set aside 100% for small businesses under NAICS code 561210 with a size standard of $47 million. The period of performance is from date of award through June 12, 2024. Offers are due by March 22, 2024 at 12:00 PM PST.
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| Questions and Answers_FA930224Q0031_V3.pdf | ||
| Questions and Answers_FA930224Q0031.pdf | ||
| Service Contract Act WD 2015-5603.pdf | ||
| SOW - Chamber Door Bladder Replacement.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA930224Q0031.pdf |
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Questions and Answers
Chamber Door Bladder – FA930224Q0031
• Is there a cost estimate , budget or ballpark figure for the project listed? Is there an actual start date for the project?
o We cannot provide a cost estimate or budget for the project at this time.
o Start date is after award but will be confirmed by the Mission Partner after award. We expect to award early April.
• Are there any pictures showing the work that needs to be done?
o A site walk is preferred due to the uniqueness of this effort. We are currently settling on a date for the site walk in early April and will share the date once it has been confirmed.
• “The SOW describes doors with fingerstock, wire electromesh, and “bladder” seals. “Bladder” suggests air seal in our terminology. In section 1.1 the SOW indicates that the contract would be to replace three (3) door bladders. But, 1.1.1 then goes on to recommend all three bladder seals, finger stock and wire electromesh be replaced in entirety . Are there 3 doors with
“bladder” seals and additional doors with other seals? Or, do they just call these doors
“bladder” doors and their RF seals are constructed of a combination of fingerstock and wire mesh?
OEM name
Door model #
Product name and P/N for RF seals (if not implied by door model #) “ o A: The is one door with 3 bladder Seals. The material makeup/construction of the entire door sealing components includes 3 bladders that seal individually, finger stock and wire electro mesh around each of the bladders.
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