Q A RFP 15 08.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- BD-16-1373-1373C-1373L-00000005208
- Issued by
- Barnstable County, Massachusetts
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This document is a series of Questions and Responses pertaining to RFP 15-08 Aviation Training Equipment issued by the state of Massachusetts. The RFP requests proposals for an aviation maintenance training spray booth, including the required electrical and venting systems. While no official blueprint is available, the booth is to be installed in a corner of a hangar with venting to the outside. The air recovery system for the booth is to be supplied by the vendor and should sit atop the unit, utilizing a dual intake filtration system to exhaust air outside the hangar.
The pricing, funding sources, and other financial terms are not detailed in this Q&A document. However, the RFP does not appear to include any set-asides or mention of incumbent vendors. The responses provided aim to clarify the technical requirements for the spray booth equipment and installation in order to assist potential bidders in preparing their proposals.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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RFP 15‐08 Aviation Training Equipment – Questions & Responses
All three questions received are regarding the Spray booth listed on the bid.
1 ‐Will the utilities and venting pipes be brought to the appropriate areas on booth for hook up?
The electrical and venting for the booth will be brought to the specified area of installation by the college contracted tradesperson(s).
2 ‐Is there a blue print of the area available location?
There is no official blue print yet it is in development. The area in question will be in the corner of a hangar vented to the outside wall.
3 ‐ Will the air recovery system need to be supplied by the vendor?
The air recovery system for the booth will use a dual intake filtration system that pulls incoming air supply through two separate layers of intake filters and will exhaust to the outside of the hangar. The air recovery system should be part of the booth and supplied by the vendor. The air recovery system should sit on top of the unit.
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