CVN_74_FAF_Lease_RFI_QA.pdf
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This Request for Information from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command seeks a Carrier Floating Accommodation Facility to support crew of the aircraft carrier USS John C. Stennis starting in June 2020. The Navy requires a harbor service CFAF with berthing for 300 personnel, messing facilities to support 475 daily meals, office and training classroom space. Respondents must demonstrate ability to deliver and outfit the CFAF in the Hampton Roads, Virginia area with a minimum six month lease period from August 2020 through January 2021 or maximum period from February 2020 through April 2021. Responses are requested by September 13, 2018 to provide asset details, certification status, lead time for outfitting, and experience leasing or maintaining floating accommodation facilities and transporting such assets.
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1) Will cooking be done onsite? If so, will we need to provide a commercial kitchen for them to use. Do we need to provide cooking equipment (beyond the standard equipment that comes in all kitchens?
A: Cooking will be done onsite. The kitchen will need to meet commercial kitchen standards. Desired facility will allow for reasonable cooking to support Messing for 250 people at lunch, 75 breakfast and dinner. Other non-standard kitchen equipment is not required.
2) Will contractor need to supply basic equipment for meeting space - tables and chairs? Any other specific equipment?
A: It is desired that the meeting space include basic equipment, including tables, chairs, and white-board. The Navy will be able to supply this if cost prohibitive.
3) Are there any technology requirements in the sleeping quarters ( phone, sound, video/TV/ internet)? Technology requirements for the classroom/meeting facilities?
A: Phone connection will be required to support meeting and office spaces. No additional technology is required beyond those USCG or other necessary to meet the requirements laid out in the RFI. The Navy will require allowance to install temporary wires, cables, mounts, stands, and connections to support
Navy technology requirements. Some AV equipment to support classroom/meeting rooms is desired.
4) For the rooms for dental/medical, will we need to supply any basic technology/AV equipment?
What are the minimum power requirements?
A: Equipment will be provided by the Navy. Power requirements will be standard US 3-prong 120V and
60Hz outlet. A 220V plug would also be desired but not required.
5) Will the vessel be anchored at sea or will a dock facility be provided - if dock, can you please include name and specifications about the facility
A: While the site is not yet defined, the most likely location will be to dock the vessel docking facility.
The docking facility will be one designed to port US Navy ships and can accommodate larger vessels. The desired size will be less than 100 ft wide and 300 ft long.
6) How will the rooming or lodging be handled, in terms of single, double or triple per room?
A: Lodging room arrangements are flexible as long as it can support the requirements outlined in the
RFI; this can be a mix of state rooms and larger bunk rooms. Large bunk rooms is what is typically used for Navy lodging.
7) Does the Barge need to be US Flag?
A: The barge does not need to be US Flagged.
8) Does it need to be Built in the US?
A: The barge does not need to be built in the US. However, transport vessels required to move of the barge (tug, heavy lift) will be subject the Jones Act.
9) Will there be enough time to do any modifications?
A: It is anticipated that approximately 6 months will be provided to perform modifications.
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