N3225323Q0061 Q and A.pdf
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- Keel Block Disposal Federal contract opportunity
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- N32253-23-Q0061
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This document contains questions and answers related to Solicitation No. N32253-23-Q0061 from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command for keel block disposal. The solicitation requires the removal and disposal of existing concrete keel blocks located at a facility in Hawaii. The current blocks are sitting directly on the ground, and no as-built drawings or photos of the blocks are available. While the contractor is required to be licensed in Hawaii, the Navy will allow this requirement to be met through a licensed subcontractor. A site visit to view the blocks is not possible.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| N3225323Q0061 Docking Block Drawings.pdf | ||
| N3225323Q0061 Amd 1.pdf | ||
| N3225323Q0061.pdf |
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Solicitation No. N32253-23-Q-0061, Keel Block Disposal
Questions and Answers
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1 General question Can the End User provide any as built drawings for the docking blocks detailing steel reinforcement, rigging points, concrete compressive strength rating?
Please see attached.
2 General question Can the End User provide any site photos of the existing keel blocks? Not available.
3 General question
Are the current keel blocks elevated on wood or similar material cribbing so a heavy material handling forklift can be utilized? No, current blocks are sitting on the ground.
4 General question
The solicitation states The Contractor shall be a licensed Contractor in the State of Hawaii. Can this requirement be waived as long as the Sub-Contracted Crane/Rigging Contractor can furnish State of Hawaii permits, licenses, safety checks and insurance?
Yes, as long as the Sub-contractor is licensed in the State of Hawaii.
Solicitation No. N32253-23-Q-0061, Keel Block Disposal
Questions and Answers
5 General question Is it possible to obtain access to the building to do a site visit?
Not possible.
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