WASTE_WATER_SOLICITATION_QUESTIONS_AND_ANSWERS.pdf
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- HSCG32-16-Q-SAP008
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Question No. 1:
In Section 2.1 - Task 1: Removal of Waste Water, it states the contractor will remove the waste water from the interior and outer wall sections of the tank and transfer it to the barge. Will the government be providing the barge or does the contractor need to provide the barge?
Answer No. 1:
No – Contractor must provide Barge and all equipment.
Question No. 2:
Will there be temporary power, porta-potties and a water source available on the island for the completion of the project?
Answer No. 2:
See Section 3.4 of the SOW. Contractor is responsible for providing any of the aforementioned facilities and amenities while completing tasks on
LSI.
Question No. 3:
In Section 3.4 - Facility at Little Sand Island, it states the NRL personnel will transfer contractor personnel to LSA to facilitate completion of work. Does this mean that the contractor would not need to have a vessel to access the island for personnel and necessary equipment to complete the project?
Answer No. 3:
No. Contractor will need vessel. Also NRL personnel will NOT be available to transport personnel (based on number of days required for all tasking).
Question No. 4:
For the disposal of the waste water, will the barge be moved to a port on the mainland to transfer the waste water to tanker trucks for transportation to a disposal facility?
Answer No. 4:
Contractor responsibility, however, Sector Mobile facilities are not available for barge/vessel mooring, or staging of tanker trucks, or any other logistics.
Question No. 5:
Can you provide me with details as to what the contaminants are in the waste water?
Answer No. 5:
The contaminants consist of a waste water mixture of Diesel Fuel #2 NR Dyed 15ppm. (To be confirmed when tested)
Question No. 6:
Will the barge be able to essentially shuttle a full tanker truck and frac tank back and forth to be pumped off by tanker trucks waiting on the mainland?
Answer No. 6:
See section 3.4 of the SOW
Question No. 7:
Is the plan to just have the barge make one trip and have several frac tanks staged on the barge to accommodate a single trip?
Answer No. 7:
See Section 3.4 of the SOW.
Question No. 8:
Will the contractor be able to charge the actual liquid amount (+/-)?
Answer No. 8:
No. this is a firm fixed price contract. The government estimate and ceiling for number of gallons is 89,000 gallons.
Question No. 9:
Will USCG Supply any analytical on the Waste Water?
Answer No. 9:
An analysis of the waste water will be provided as part of the solicitation.
Question No. 10:
Are TWIC Cards required for Access to JMTF?
Answer No. 10:
No TWIC Cards are required for Access to JMTF. But Contractor is required to contact JMTF staff 24 hours before arrival to EX-USS Shadwell. See Section 3.4.1 of the SOW
Question No. 11:
Will contractor be able to put a 4x4 JLG FOLKLIFT on Little Sand Island?
Answer No. 11:
That is up to the contractor. However, it is the contractor’s responsibility for all logistics of getting the 4x4 JLF FORKLIFT on and off of Little Sand Island.
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