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Attached to: "Dry Ice" (cryogenic) cleaning of the interior of supply and exhaust ventilation systems of a Virginia-class submarine
Solicitation number: N32253-23-Q-0001
Issued by: Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command

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Questions and Answers: Updated 29 SEP 2022

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1. How long is each system?

Answer: Vent Fan 17 System is approx. 430FT of vent ducting; Vent Fan 18 System is approx.

260FT of vent ducting.

2. Are the systems running through or to Hazardous areas/ what locations are they running to?

Answer: Aft Fan room; Engine room Upper Level; Forward Compartment Electronic Equipment

Space (upper level); Forward Compartment Transformer space starboard (upper level); Auxiliary

Machinery Room.

3. Are the systems FWD, Mid or Aft compartments?

Answer: System 17 spans from FWD to AFT and system 18 is only in the FWD compartment.

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