C09.0 Government Response to RFC 001 N4523A23R1053 UFDD-142 & UFDD-143.pdf
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- UFDD-142 AND UFDD-143
- Solicitation number
- N4523A23R1053
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This document provides information for a federal solicitation to maintain two Deep Draft Utility Floats for the Department of the Navy Naval Supply Systems Command. The solicitation seeks a firm-fixed price contract to accomplish maintenance, repair, and preservation of UFDD-142 and UFDD-143 at the contractor's facility located in the Puget Sound, WA region between March 1, 2023 and May 31, 2023. Work will include docking and undocking the vessels, blasting and preserving hull surfaces, installing new anodes and non-skid deck coating, inspecting tanks and voids, and delivering the vessels back to the Government. Offerors must be registered in the System for Award Management and the solicitation is set aside for small businesses with 1,250 employees or fewer under NAICS code 336611.
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| C09.0 Solicitation N4523A23R1053 Amendment 0001.pdf |
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Government Response to RFC 001
Question: Are the barges connected to the undercarriage, making the system one unit?
Response: They are one unit. The barges are not separable from the undercarriage(s).
Question: Are the barges simply sitting inside of the undercarriages?
Response: No, the barges are permanently attached.
Question: Are we required to tow the barge to our facility as one unit?
Response: Yes, each UFDD should be towed as one unit.
Question: If we are to disconnect the system or dock as one unit, will the Navy provide details and specs for performing this effort?
Response: In accordance with (IAW) Statement of Work (SOW) Paragraph 3.1.2 the docking procedure is a locally generated document specific to the contractor’s capabilities that the contractor will submit to the Government for engineering review and concurrence.
Question: Can the Navy please provide an existing Docking Plan?
Response: IAW SOW Paragraphs 3.1.3 the blocking plan is a locally generated document specific to the contractor’s capabilities that you submit to the Government for engineering review and concurrence.
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