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This document contains Questions and Answers related to the federal contract opportunity for AIR COMPRESSORS FOR DLA DISTRIBUTION WARNER ROBINS, GA (DDWG), Solicitation Number SP330024Q0162.

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  • The existing electrical disconnects are 100 amp, 480 Volt, 3 phase with fuses. The existing pipe is 2" but the manufacturer is unknown. There is an existing oil water separator that needs to be replaced as it is over 30 years old. The contractor is not responsible for hauling off the old units, only for palletizing them for turn-in to DLA Disposition per the Statement of Work. No forklift will be provided on-site, and the contractor must provide their own.

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1. Electrical sizing:

Are the existing disconnects at least 60A (460V/3-Phase) and fusible?

Are the existing whips long enough to hook up to our new units or will we be responsible for replacing the whips with new ones?

A: The disconnects are both 100 amp , 480 Volt, 3 phase equipped with fuses.

1. Forklift:

Will the site have a forklift available for use to remove and set the new units?

A: No. This is to be contractor provided.

1. Pipe sizing:

Is the existing pipe 2” pipe, if so, what is the manufacturer of the pipe? A lot of aluminum pipe vendors have slight dimension differences.

A: The pipe is 2”. The manufacturer is unknown.

1. Drain lines:

Is there an existing oil water separator on site, for removal of oil in the condensation before drains.

A: There is an existing oil water separator but this needs replaced because the existing unit is over 30 years old. See revised paragraph 2.2

1. Hauling off units:

Will we be responsible for hauling off the old units?

Previous jobs on this air force base have kept the units on site for proper disposal, we are capable of this as well.

A: No. The responsibility of the contractor is to just palletize the old equipment for turn into DLA Disposition. Refer to SOW paragraph 3 I.

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