Amendment 0001_Industry Questions.pdf
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- Hydrostatic testing and refill for CO2 Fire Extinguishers and CO2 Actuators Federal contract opportunity
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- N00244-24-Q-0323
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This document is a set of Industry Questions related to Solicitation N00244-24-Q-0323 for Hydrostatic testing and refill for CO2 Fire Extinguishers and CO2 Actuators. The key details are:
The solicitation requires that the hydro test date be stamped on the curvature of the bottle neck, and a sticker can be added as backup but is not required. NIST 800-171 is a requirement that will not be removed, despite the scope being limited to testing and refilling fire extinguishers. The solicitation is a combined synopsis/solicitation issued as a 100% small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 811310. The period of performance is 16 September 2024 to 15 September 2025, with delivery at the contractor's facility located within San Diego County. The contract type will be Firm Fixed Price and the method of payment is via Government Purchase Card.
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Requests for Information on the Solicitation N00244-24-Q-0323 Hydrostatic testing and refill for CO2 Fire Extinguishers and CO2 Actuators
Q1. Will you require the tags and certification be paper, adhesive, metal, other? – According to the maintenance requirement card (MRC), the hydro test date needs to be stamped on the curvature of the bottle neck. That is a requirement. You can also add a sticker as back up, but it is not required.
Q2. We see NIST 800-171 is referenced, provided this scope of work involves only testing and refilling fire extinguishers, is this a requirement that could be considered for removal? – NIST
800-171 will not be removed.
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