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This document is a Questions and Answers Sheet related to a solicitation for a Fire Department Vehicle Exhaust Removal System at FE Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming.
The key details are: The contractor will be required to perform air quality tests to confirm the effectiveness of the exhaust removal system, which must meet EPA standards of less than 9 ppm for CO over an 8-hour average. The units must be elevated, not placed on the floor, and the contractor will be responsible for all electrical conduit and wiring from the electrical room to the new units. The motors for the system must have an Energy Star efficiency rating of at least IE3. The solicitation has a closing response date of September 10, 2024 at 9:00am MDT, and the delivery period is 90 days after order. This is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside with NAICS code 333413.
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Are there any requirements for the air quality after the system is installed? Meaning do you plan to use particle counting equipment in order to verify removal of the exhaust fumes? If not, how will judgement be made as to the effectiveness and your overall satisfaction with our system and its
Contractor will be required to perform air quality tests to confirm effectiveness of system. Tests will be in conjunction with FE Warren Bioengineering and system must be able to meet EPA standard of less than 9 ppm for CO over an 8 hour average. Tests will need to be completed prior to final acceptance.
For maximum efficiency, would we be able to get 480 volts from the local electrical room? If not, is there a way to bring this level of power to the fire station?
There is 480V power available in the existing electrical room.
Is there any requirement regarding the location of the devices? Can units be placed on the floor, or will they need to be elevated by installing some sort of rack in order to get the units ten feet off the ground?
Units will need to be elevated and not placed on the floor.
Who would do the electrical wiring to bring power to the units locations?
Contractor will be responsible for all electrical conduit and wiring to be installed from electrical room to the new units.
In the specs it asks for an "energy efficient motor."
Will a standard motor suffice? A typical run cycle is only 18-20 minutes?
Proposed motors are to have an energy star efficiency rating of at least IE3. Contractor to provide documentation/certification for proposed motor(s).
FA461324FQ0027
FD Exhaust Removal System
Q&A - Pre-award
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