Q&A Document 1.pdf
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- Invitation to Bid for Open-Air Trolleys
- Solicitation number
- SRIA-Trolley-10-02-23-01
- Issued by
- Escambia County, Florida
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation SRIA-Trolley-10-02-23-01, issued by the Santa Rosa Island Authority (SRIA) for an Invitation to Bid for Open-Air Trolleys. The solicitation seeks bids for three open-air (or partial open-air) trolleys to be used for a free trolley service operating between Memorial Day and Labor Day. SRIA reserves the right to purchase fewer trolleys if bids exceed funding availability, and the trolleys will be operated and maintained through an Interlocal Agreement with Escambia County Area Transit (ECAT).
The Q&A document addresses two specific questions from potential bidders. The first question confirms the minimum passenger capacity requirement of 36 dedicated seats per trolley. The second question clarifies that SRIA does not want a roof escape hatch included in the trolley specifications. The document is dated 10/10/2023 and provides critical clarification for bidders preparing their proposals, helping to ensure that submitted bids meet the precise needs of the Santa Rosa Island Authority.
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Solicitation SRIA-Trolley-10-02-23-01 - Invitation to Bid for Open-Air Trolleys
Buying Organization Santa Rosa Island Authority
No Question/Answer Question Date
Q1 Question: Passenger Capacity
What is the desired number of dedicated passenger seats for each transit trolley?
Answer: 36 at a minimum
10/10/2023
Q2 Question: Escape Hatch
Would SRIA like to add a roof escape hatch to the list of required items?
Answer: We do not want an escape hatch.
10/10/2023
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