M67854-25-Q-0509_Solicitation Questions and Answers12Aug25.pdf
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United States Marine Corps
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation M67854-25-Q-0509 for a Cellular Signal Booster System. The solicitation involves multiple buildings that require separate Nextivity Cel-Fi Quatra 4000c cellular signal booster systems. Key technical details include ceiling heights ranging from 8-12 feet, with both open and drop ceiling types, and interior walls potentially constructed of concrete, brick, stone, or metal. The square footage provided in the performance work statement covers entire buildings, not individual floors. The primary requirement is for each building to have its own distinct cellular signal booster system, with no shared network units across buildings.
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12 August 2025
M67854-25-Q-0509 Cellular Signal Booster System Solicitation Questions and Answers
Q. What are the ceiling heights on each floor in each building?
A. Ceilling heights are 8-12ft on average
Q. What are the ceiling types?
A.The ceiling types are open and drop ceilings.
Q. Are there any interior walls that are concrete, brick, stone, or metal?
A. Interior walls may be concrete, brick, stone, or metal.
Q. Is there sq footage provided for each building for the entire building, or just each floor?
A. Square footage in the revised preformance work statement is for entire building.
Q. I notice part of the specs include components from the Nextivity Cel-Fi Quatra 4000c system.
Are they looking to have the Network Unit installed in one building, and have it serve the other buildings via a fiber connection? Or are they expecting a separate system for each building?
A. Each building is required to house it’s own Separate system.
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