PowerWhips Contractor Questions_Response.pdf
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This document is a Contractor Questions and Answers document related to the PowerWhips Installation federal contract opportunity. The document provides detailed responses to three key contractor inquiries about the project specifications:
- Cord Length: Each SOOW cord whip should be approximately 14 feet long, with 3 feet allocated for cabinet make-up and 1 foot for connector make-up. The total cabling length will be 250 feet to support (7) cabinets with (2) whips per cabinet. 2. Breakers: Square D QO360 Breakers are specified, with a KAIC rating of 10kA at 120/240V AC. 3. Cord Specification: The contract requires manufactured heavy-duty, flexible electrical cables that meet standard commercial electrical grade requirements, not raw materials. The responses are directly referenced from the Statement of Work (SOW), providing clear guidance on the technical specifications for the PowerWhips installation project.
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Contractor Questions
Answers Based on the SOW:
1. How long would you like the tail wire to be?
• Each SOOW cord whip should be approximately 14 feet long, with 3 feet allocated for cabinet make-up and 1 foot for connector make-up, per the SOW.
• Note, the cords will be of various lengths due to location, racks are placed next to each other, but the total cabling length of 250 feet should be sufficient to fulfill the (7) cabinets, with (2) whips per cabinet as specified in the SOW.
2. Are breakers needed? If so, what type and KAIC rating?
• Yes, Square D QO360 Breakers are specified in the SOW.
• Yes, the Square D QO360 breakers have a KAIC rating of 10kA at 120/240V AC as specified in the SOW.
3. Please confirm you are asking for our manufactured cords and not raw material to be shipped, as well as the type of cable being installed.
• The SOW specifies furnish and install for all cords and components, which indicates that manufactured cords are required rather than raw materials for shipment.
• The SOOW cord whips being installed are heavy-duty, flexible electrical cables that meet standard commercial electrical grade requirements.
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