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HSCG40-16-Q-60631

AMENDMENT A0005

ANSWER TO VENDORS QUESTIONS

1. QUESTION: Where is the bulk 1500 gallon Oxygen tank located?

ANSWER: Located at rear of building 78

2. QUESTION: If cars/trucks are in the way of the delivery truck can they be moved?

ANSWER: Yes, any car/truck in the way of delivery truck will be moved if necessary

3. QUESTION: Where is the location of the bulk 1000 gallon Propylene tank?

ANSWER: Located near building 78 and pier 1

4. QUESTION: Can you please provide a drawing for the concrete pad? We need to verify the thickness and load capacity.

ANSWER: The USCG does not currently have a drawing for the concrete pad.

5. QUESTION: Does the Coast Guard conduct inspections of the Government owned propylene tank or are vendors expected to perform inspections?

ANSWER: The Propylene tank has never been inspected; the vendor shall conduct their own inspection.

6. QUESTION: CLIN0006 has a nominal cylinder diameter of 5". Is this for use in a torch cart? If so, what is the maximum diameter cylinder the cart can accept?

ANSWER: CLIN0006 has been removed, please see updated Schedule of Supplies

7. QUESTION: Can Bulk O2 deliveries be made 24 hrs / 5 days or 24 hours / 7 days?

ANSWER: Deliveries shall be made during normal working hours, however if a request is given in advance for a delivery to be made OUTSIDE of normal working/delivery hours, the Contractor shall request the COR who will in turn decide if the request can be granted. Deliveries outside the normal working hours are not subject to price adjustments.

8. QUESTION: Do you have a forklift or crane available on-site for unloading the cradles?

ANSWER: The USCG Yard has cranes and/or forlifts available onsite for unloading cradles.

9. QUESTION: How long has the vessel been here (1500 gallon LOX)?

ANSWER: Approximately five (5) years

10. QUESTION: Do you ever see a problem with lack of pressure at end use point?

ANSWER: The USCG does not have any issue with pressure issues on the end user points.

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