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Attached is the answer to an additional question asked under solicitation N68335-11-R-0030. Please see attachment Question-Answer-3 for more details.

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Questions/Answers

1) I would like to know if there is a solicitation format being used for bidding N68335-11-R-0030, such as 1449 and bid schedule format?

Answer: This is a combined synopsis/solicitation for commercial items authorized under Subpart 13.5 and prepared in accordance with the format in Subpart 12.6.

Please refer to FAR clause 52.212-1, Instructions to Offerors-Commercial Items and Addendums to clause. The clause and Addendum contain all the information for proper submission/format of proposal.

2) The following question was asked in reference to Equipment Listing Attachment:

Lift King - Need a S/N or what engine it has with numbers.

Golf Cart - need the complete Model and Serial number

Skytrack - Should have more of a model number

Hyster - Need complete Model number

Answer:

Lift King - Model LK20000, S/N LK87442

Golf Cart - Model CA1E, S/N F0509-485504

Millennia Military Vehicle (MMV), Model MMV2, NSN 3930-01-508-0886

Hyster - Model S40XL, S/N C187G04461N.

3) While the government employee or representative is operating equipment under this contract and has any type of spillage or leaks from mechanical failure of the equipment in this snyopsis, is the contracting repair company, responsible for the cleanup, as the spill was not caused by the repair company?

Answer:

No. The contractor is responsible for any spillage & cleanup that occurs while working on the machine.

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