41. N32253-22-Q-0083 QA 09.01.2022 W PICTURES.pdf
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This solicitation requests nitrogen bottle refurbishment services. The Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility is seeking a contractor to retrieve, refurbish, recertify, and return 420 high pressure steel bottles that are 9.5 inches in diameter and 55.75 inches in height including the valve. The refurbishment work must sandblast, prime, and paint the bottles gray with two black bands around the neck, and replace safety items like pins, clips, caps, and decals. Quotes are due by August 18, 2022 and the applicable NAICS code is 325120 for industrial gas manufacturing. The soliciting agency is the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command.
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Nitrogen Bottle Refurbishment N32253-22-Q-0083 Questions and Answers As of 09/01/2022
Question Answer
1. What size (diameter x length) and type (steel, aluminum, composite) bottle 9.5″ diameter x 55.75″ height (with valve).
Type is steel.
2. The RFQ calls for changing safety, handling pins, clips, dust cap/plug, decal; please provide a photo and/or manufacturer model of these items
See attached pictures.
3. The RFQ calls for sandblast, prime, paint, stencil* All HP250 bottles must be color-coded gray with two black bands encircling the neck;
please provide a photo to get an idea of color and where these black bands are located.
See attached pictures.
4. Do all 420 bottles need to be picked up and returned at the same time?
No. As long as they’re completed in the allotted time.
5. Will you please provide a picture of the data plate on one of cylinders, or even better a picture of one of the actual cylinders.
See attached pictures.
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