Q and A_Limestone_08Oct20.docx
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- Limestone for Stennis Space Center Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- RFQ_H92240-21-T-0001
- Issued by
- United States Special Operations Command
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Solicitation # RFQ_H92240-21-T-0001 from the United States Special Operations Command for limestone. The solicitation requests quotes for the delivery of #4 limestone in the 1 to 2 1/2 inch size range to two locations at Stennis Space Center by October 14, 2020 at 4:00pm Pacific Time. The locations provided are Tawiki park with GPS coordinates of N 30* 24' 54.6" W 089* 39' 32.1" and the Small Arms Range at N30* 21' 26.7 W 089* 38' 43.1". Trucks of any size may be used for delivery, which will involve dumping the limestone in piles at the locations. Past requirements utilized tractor trailers carrying average loads of 22-24 tons.
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| RFQ H92240-21-T-0001_Limestone.pdf | ||
| Attch 1 - Product_Description_Specifications Limestone_02Oct20.pdf |
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Questions and Answers on Solicitation # RFQ_H92240-21-T-0001 - Limestone
1. Could you provide GPS coordinates for the 2 delivery locations?
The GPS Coordinates for Tawiki park location is N 30* 24’ 54.6” W 089* 39’ 32.1”
The GPS Coordinates for the Small Arms Range Location is N30* 21’ 26.7 W 089* 38’ 43.1”
1. Are there any truck restrictions for hauling the material into the 2 delivery locations? Are there any trucks/ trailers that we should not look to use?
Past requirement utilized tractor trailer with loads averaging 22-24 tons.
1. The trucks will be delivering and dumping the material, not spreading the material?
The material will be dumped and in a pile at the location.
1. What color of Limestone are you looking for?
White / Light in color
1. What size?
#4 Limestone is made of crushed limerock from 1 inch to 2 1/2 inches in size.
#610 Limestone or Crusher Run is a 3/4” stone that is more powdery than #4 and #57 Limestone. This can be used as a base material because it sets up hard.
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