Amendment attachment Q and A (8 Jan 2024).pdf
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- Carrier Air Cooled Chiller Repair
- Solicitation number
- M00264-24-Q-3501
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United States Marine Corps
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation M00264-24-Q-3501 from the United States Marine Corps for carrier air cooled chiller repair services. The solicitation seeks maintenance and repair of a chiller that cools a hydraulic test stand used to test aircraft components. At least one visit per year is required for maintenance, but other visit schedules are acceptable. The closed-loop cooling system contains glycol rather than water. External shutoff valves are present as the chiller is self-contained. The quotation due date remains 11 January 2024 at 11:59 AM.
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Questions and Answers for solicitation M00264-24-Q-3501. Quotation due date remain the same (11 January 2024 at 11:59 AM).
Question 1: For the three years of maintenance: how many visits per year are wanted biannually or quarterly?
Answer 1: At least one visit per year is required, but other visiting schedule is also acceptable.
Question 2: What does the chilled water cool inside?
Answer 2: The chiller cools our hydraulic test stand the T-10 (The T-10 is a testing bench used to test hydraulic components for aircraft).
Question 3: What does the indoor section need for maintenance?
Answer 3: No, its only plumbing that runs from the chiller, inside building, through hydraulic test stand, back to chiller. Closed loop.
Question 4: What does the loop contain glycol or just water?
Answer 4: Glycol.
Question 5: Are there shut off valves for the pump?
Answer 5: External shutoffs as the unit is self-contained in a loop with no outside water.
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