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This document is a Questions and Answers file for Navy Hoist Solicitation N61331-25-T-JK40, a small business set-aside procurement. The solicitation seeks one (1) Navy Hoist (Part Number ECT8012) with specific technical requirements including a 25-foot total lift, 50-foot pushbutton cord drop, 100-foot total power cord length, 110-volt preferred voltage, and compatibility with an 18" x 6 1/8" flange beam. Key submission details include emailing quotes to jamell.l.kilgore.civ@us.navy.mil by Friday, August 29, 2025, at 9:00 AM Central Time, with quotes requiring full specifications, CAGE code, lead time, and ability to invoice through Wide Area Workflow (WAWF). The award will be based on best value considering pricing, delivery, quality, and past performance, with NET 30 days payment terms, and the procurement is specifically for a Wallace Crane Brand Hoist.

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Questions and Answers N61331-25-T-JK40

1 – The total lift required (in feet) 25FT

2 – The pushbutton cord drop (length) required (in feet) 50FT

3 – The total power cord length required (in feet) 100 FT

4 – The required voltage 110 preferred

5 – The complete size specification of the beam (i.e., S12 x 31.8 PPF [this is a 12” depth/height beam with a 5” flange width]) the trolley/hoist will be used on. 18” X 6 1/8” Flange.

6 – Whether a chain container is required yes

7 – Whether manufacturer’s standard commercial domestic packaging for shipment within U.S.A. only is sufficient Yes.

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