Q_A (final).pdf
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- Nitrogen Bottle Refurbishment Federal contract opportunity
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- N32253-25-Q-1037
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This document is a Responses to Questions (Q&A) file for Solicitation N32253-25-Q-1037 issued by Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF) for Nitrogen Bottles. The document contains three vendor questions and corresponding government responses. Vendors inquired about obtaining a cutsheet for the referenced cylinder, seeking an incumbent contract number, and clarifying requirements for test date markings on bottles. The government responses directed vendors to the Performance Work Statement (PWS) for specifications, declined to provide incumbent contract information, and specified that a test stamp is required by state and federal regulations, not just a painted stencil.
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Pearl Harbor Naval Shipyard and Intermediate Maintenance Facility (PHNSY&IMF): N32253 Solicitation – N32253-25-Q-1037
Nitrogen Bottles
RESPONSES TO QUESTIONS (8/2/2024)
1. Question: Would it be possible to send a cutsheet for the referenced cylinder called out in the subject solicitation?
Government Response: Nitrogen Bottle specifications were listed in the PWS. Please confirm what data you are specifically requesting via cutsheet.
2. Question: Inquiring if there is an incumbent contract, and if so can you please share that contract number?
Government Response: We do not provide that information since the public is able to access this information. Please refer to the PWS for all necessary information for the solicitation.
3. Question: Would the bottles need an actual stamp of would a painted stencil of the date the test was ran be sufficient?
Government Response: A test stamp is required by state and federal regulations.
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