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Can Crusher and Installation Federal contract opportunity
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M67400-15-T-0137
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United States Marine Corps

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M67400-15-T-0137 Can Crusher Q&A No. 2

The followings are a list of the potential offeror’s questions and the government’s response to those questions.

Question 1) Our manufacturer wanted to know whether machine have to fit in the allocated area of 11.5m x 6.5m. If space is available, we request the length be 15m or 20m, that way our proposed machines will fit in and clear the safety requirements.

Answer: Unfortunately, we have just completed the concrete pad and cannot resize it to fit bigger machine. So, the can crusher has to fit in 11.50M x 6.50M space.

Question 2) Do you need 2 Hand-sorting conveyers?

Answer was changed From Answer: Yes, we need both sorting belts.

To: Answer: We are looking for one Hand-sorting conveyers instead of Two.

Do you need 2 Hand-sorting conveyers?

Answer: Yes, we need both sorting belts.

Question 2)Please tell us the height of this building to install the can crusher.

Answer: The building height is 7.760 m please see the attached drawing.

Question 3) How big are the plastic bags?

Answer: 50Ga.

Question 4) What else is included in the mix beside cans?

Answer: Assorted small trash items such as pins, buttons, cigarette butts, etc..

Quesiton 5) What's the daily capacity in volume is processed per day?

Answer: They plan to operate on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays only. Each day will be approximately 160 bags.

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