Attachment 6 - Questions and Answers_10.7.25.pdf
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- PANMCC25P0000023376
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for solicitation PANMCC-25-P-0000 023376, concerning the removal of a Hanel Lean Lift unit. The Q&A addresses eight key contractor inquiries about the project, including equipment staging, unit ownership, and removal logistics. Key details include: the unit is currently non-operational and disconnected, the contractor is responsible for complete removal and disposal of the unit, and equipment can be staged on-site with prior coordination. Contractors are not responsible for removing anchor bolts or filling sleeve anchors with epoxy grout. Roll-off dumpsters will be permitted in the motor pool for disposal, and the picture provided in the RFQ shows the unit's current location.
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7 October 2025
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
PANMCC-25-P-0000 023376, Hanel Lean Lift Removal
Q1. Regarding any anchor bolts that fasten Hanel Lean Lift to concrete floor, is the contractor responsible for removing bolts and filling sleeve anchors with epoxy grout?
No, the contractor is not responsible for removing bolts from the floor or filling sleeve anchors with epoxy grout.
Q2. Can equipment be staged on-site for the duration of the project (ex. Staging of lift and dump truck outside in the parking area after hours and a scissor lift indoors in a corner after hours)?
Yes, staging equipment on-site is possible with prior coordination.
Q3. Does the government intend to retain ownership of the disassembled units for potential reuse or salvage?
No, the contractor is responsible for removal and disposal of the unit.
Q4. Are the Hanel Lean Lift shelving components currently operational?
Specifically, can the shelves rotate and move under power, or will they need to be manually manipulated during the disassembly and removal process?
The unit has been disconnected and is non-operational. It cannot rotate under its own power.
Q5. The picture of the unit….it is located in its present environment?
Yes, the picture provided in the RFQ is of where it currently resides.
Q6. I need clarification on whether the technician will be permitted to use the frequency panel from one machine to operate both units in order to remove the trays from the inside.
Please see answer to Q4.
Q7. Will we be able to bring roll-off dumpsters into the motor pool for disposal?
Yes.
Q8. Is there any anticipated concrete repair or requirement to remove bolts set into the floor?
See answer to Q1.
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