Attachment 6 Response to Questions from Interested Vendor_5-28-2025.pdf
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- N68335-25-Q-0132
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This document is a Response to Questions from an Interested Vendor for the Lakehurst Calibration Laboratory Test Benches federal contract opportunity. The document provides clarifying details about the site and logistics for a potential vendor, including specifics about the lab location, access, and physical constraints. Key details include: the lab is on ground level, has a 66" wide by 82" high doorway, a flat 20' x 60' parking lot with an 8' wide by 7' high bay door, and contains workbenches, open shelves, and cabinets that need to be removed. The vendor inquiries confirm there is no walkthrough video, no specific removal drawing, and no freight elevator onsite. These details are part of a small business set-aside solicitation (N68335-25-Q-0132) for the Naval Air Warfare Center, Aircraft Division (NAWCAD) in Lakehurst, NJ, with a 180-day performance period and a site visit scheduled for 27 March 2025.
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In response to questions from an interested vendor:
1. Do you have a walkthrough video of the existing labs? No
2. Do you have a drawing of exactly what you need removed? No, but they are similar to the furniture being procured. Workbenches, Open Shelves, Cabinets, etc..
3. Do you need for any of the benches to be kept but moved to a different lab? No
4. Do you have a standard height (48”H) and accessible loading dock onsite? No, but there’s a flat parking lot 20’ x 60 ‘ in front of a bay door. Bay Door is 8’ Wide and 7’ High.
5. What floor is the lab on (1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, etc.)? Ground level 1st
6. Do you have a freight elevator onsite available? N/A
7. What size is the elevator? N/A
8. What size are the entrance and lab doorways? The smallest doorway that product would have to go through is 66” Wide and 82” Heigh.
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