Questions and Answers .pdf
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- N0018925Q0450
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers (Q&A) related to a solicitation, providing clarifications on equipment specifications. The Q&A covers details about forklift units, tire types, and equipment requirements. Key clarifications include: (1) Smooth Tire 5K propane units are acceptable, and 8 ft fork extenders can be used, (2) the Karcher 120/250 sweeper model is approved, and (3) forklifts must be capable of both indoor and outdoor use, with over 60% indoor usage. No specific length requirements were specified for blade extenders, offering flexibility to bidders in their equipment selection.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| N0018925Q0450P0002.pdf | ||
| N0018925Q0450000001.pdf | ||
| Attachment II - PWS.pdf | ||
| Attachment I - N0018925Q0450.pdf |
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1. Question: Can they use smooth tire 5k propane units? Will they take a set of class 2 8ft forks in lieu of the fork extenders?
Answer: They can use the Smooth Tire 5K Units. And Yes The 8 FT Fork Extenders is fine to use.
2. Question: Can they use the sweeper model karcher 120/250 model?
Answer: Yes they can use the Sweeper Model 120/250
3. Question: Ervin Fisher III, here in regards to aforementioned solicitation . I have serious interest in providing a winning bid for this project. Just a simple clarifying question if these (2) 5,000 lb forklift units are to be cushioned tires. (indoor application only) or pneumonic tires which have ability to also function in outdoor terrain.
Answer: The Forklift Will be required for both Indoor and Outdoor Use Daily. Over 60% of the time it’s used indoor, but we need the forklifts for Indoor and Outdoor Use.
4. Question: Was there a designated length needed for blade extenders? 60", 96" are most common?
Answer: There was not a designated length needed for the Blade Extenders.
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