02.Q_A_final_2.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- N32253-25-Q-0025
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This is a Questions and Answers document dated 12/11/2024 for solicitation N32253-25-Q-0005 from Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF) regarding the dismantling and removal of electric generators.
The Q&A addresses six key questions about the project scope and requirements. The government confirms no scheduled site visits but indicates coordination is needed to visit the active work area. Equipment photos are available upon request. The generators will be evaluated at another facility to determine their future disposition, with specific size requirements that must meet federal regulations. The document clarifies that disassembly requirements depend on facility disposition size limits, and that federal regulations will govern any potential salvage or purchase opportunities. The Q&A also confirms that concrete pedestal destruction is not mentioned in the Performance Work Statement.
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Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF): N32253 Solicitation – N32253-25-Q-0005
Dismantle and Removal of Electric Generators
RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS (12/11/2024)
1. Will the Government be conducting a site visit or is an open site visit for anytime?
Government Response: There is no site visit scheduled at this time, and the site is an active work area and would need to be coordinated to be visited.
2. Will the Government be providing Pictures of the existing units to be removed and Interior pictures or drawings showing egress means?
Government Response: Equipment photos are available upon request and may show some parts of the interior.
3. Once removed are the units to be salvaged for storage or re-use and another facility ?
Government Response: Units to be evaluated and dispositioned at another facility to determine units future.
4. Is disassembly of the generators necessary for this task? We ask, because, if possible, decommissioning and moving the generators without disassembly is likely a more cost-effective option. However, if, for example, the generators are located in a space that requires them to be taken apart in order to be able to move components through a small doorway or opening, disassembly would be necessary.
Government Response: Facility performing disposition has size requirements prior to disposition for units, size requirements provided are the acceptable max limit required from the facility. This is required to follow federal regulations regarding equipment.
5. Is it possible that the generators will be available for salvage or purchase, or not (for example, PHNSY might have plans to reuse them later)?
Government Response: Federal regulations will be followed to insure each unit is properly evaluated prior to planning the future of any government equipment.
6. Did customer want the concrete pedestal destroyed and removed too?
Government Response: Per the PWS, there is no mention of destroying the concrete pedestal is there?
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