RFC-001 Response.docx

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UPS BATTERY REPLACEMENT NORFOLK VA
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This document is a Request for Clarification (RFC) related to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for the replacement of Uninterruptible Power Supply (UPS) batteries at a facility in Norfolk, Virginia. The RFC seeks clarification on several logistics-related questions, including the availability of a loading dock, onsite storage space, elevator access, and any obstacles for transporting the batteries. The contracting agency provided responses to these questions, indicating that a loading dock is available, there is room for onsite battery storage, the UPS units are located on the first floor, and there are no significant obstacles for transporting the batteries. The related federal contract opportunity is for the UPS battery replacement project, with a solicitation number of N7027224Q0029. The procuring agency is the Department of the Navy, Naval Supply Systems Command.

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N7027224Q0029

UPS BATTERIES REPLACEMENT AT MB100 NORFOLK VA

REQUEST FOR SPECIFICATION CLARIFICATION

RFC -001

NAME OF CONTRACTOR: _______________________________________________

SPECIFICATION ITEM NO.: _ SAM.GOV Notice ID: N7027224Q0029.

PARAGRAPH / SECTION NO: _VARIOUS_

TITLE: UPS BATTERIES

QUESTION:

1. Is there a loading dock on site?

2. Is there room to store batteries on site before install?

3. Are the units on the first floor? If not, is there an elevator available for use?

4. Are there any obstacles between the loading dock/entry point & the units (steps, ramps, narrow doors, etc.)?

5. Is floor protection needed to move the batteries?

ANSWER:

1. Yes

2. Yes

3. First Floor

4. No

5. No

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