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Questions and Answers N00024-20-T-1203
| Q1 |
| What are the required external dimensions? |
| A1 |
| While no required external dimensions are specified, the unit is required to be able to be moved via forklift. |
| Q2 |
| To get an accurate proposal we need to know: |
1. the size of target area(s) and
2. the window of time these areas can be fully or partially shut down if they are active 24 hours.
3. the nature of these areas work stations, open space,hangers, resident areas, showers/lockers etc
| A2 |
| 1. A unit 8’W 8’H and 25’L will take up a significant portion of the lab space we have allocated for testing. For deployment target area, size is TBD but will be either outdoors, in a warehouse environment accessible by a loading dock, or others. |
2. These areas will not be shut down. The requirement that no UV will escape the enclosure ensures surrounding personnel safety during operation.
3. Outdoors, industrial areas, warehouses, possibly hangars, and others
| Q3 |
| We need to clarify the statement in the specification about “operable in all weather conditions…”. |
a. Does this mean uncovered standing out in the open or will there be some additional shelter?
b. What weather condition ranges could this be installed?
c. Do you have a range of temperature expectations that the unit could be installed?
| A3 |
| a. Should be operable outdoors with no additional shelter |
b. As the spec states, shall be operable in normal weather conditions (wind, rain, snow).
c. For high temperatures, consider Jacksonville, FL. For low, consider Kittery, ME
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