Questions pt3.docx
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- GALLEY EQUIPMENT Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- N0018924Q0149
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This solicitation is for galley equipment and installation services to upgrade the galley at the Commander, Naval Air Force Atlantic flag mess in Norfolk, Virginia. The Navy seeks a firm-fixed-price purchase order for supplies with installation services under NAICS code 333241. Interested vendors must attend a mandatory site visit on February 27, 2024 to inspect the work location and ask any clarification questions by February 28. Quotes are due by the posting date with a list of supplies to be used and estimated completion time. The performance period is 120 days after award. The solicitation includes standard FAR clauses for a commercial item acquisition.
This document provides details for a Navy solicitation seeking galley equipment upgrade and installation services. Vendors must visit the work site, have any questions answered in writing by the 28th, and submit a quote by the posting date listing supplies and estimated schedule. The contract type will be firm-fixed-price for both equipment and installation work with a 120-day performance period. Standard FAR clauses for commercial acquisitions are included.
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| 4.03 Attachment 3 Performance Work Statement.docx | DOCX document | |
| 4.03 Attachent 2 Clauses and Provisions to be signed.docx | DOCX document | |
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1. Will the Galley be in operation during this work?A:No
1. Who will be responsible for removing, reinstalling, and recertifying the chemical fire suppression system interference? A: The contractor should be responsible for complete and usable equipment as part of the install. The appearance is none of the fire suppression system is directly connected to equipment. Whomever is awarded the contract should be responsible for a complete and usable product; anything the contractor needs adjustments to or resetting should remain their responsibility.
1. Under 52.212-3 Offeror Representations and Certifications on page 4- since we already renewed our SAM registration am I only to put a check mark next to paragraph (b)(1) as there is nothing really there to fill out? A: As stated in the RFQ description: “Clauses and Provisions to be signed”, Attachment 2, shall be signed and returned with the vendor’s quote unless referenced clauses and provisions are certified in SAM.
1. I also see this solicitation requires CAC or JPAS profile (I realize it is no longer called JPAS). Are we required to have a secret clearance of tier 1 investigation? Our employees are all United States citizens and all have active DBIDS badges. Three of them are retired military who still hold their base access credentials and all privileges. A: They do not need a security clearance.
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