SP451023Q1043 Question and Answers.docx
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- Solicitation number
- SP451023Q1043
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Defense Logistics Agency
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number SP451023Q1043 for DLA Disposition Services CONUS drain and purge services. The solicitation seeks contractors to remove lead acid batteries weighing up to 100 lbs from excess military vehicles located within 50 miles of DLA Disposition Sites across the continental US, Alaska and Hawaii. Contractors will be responsible for disconnecting, packaging and transporting the batteries as universal waste or in accordance with state laws. Related services include draining glycol from vehicles, but do not include disassembling vehicles or removing lithium or damaged batteries. The document provides clarification that all glycol is ethylene type and the vehicles are in good condition, but does not specify service volumes. It confirms that separate task orders will not be issued for different waste streams and that technicians are required to hold relevant state certifications.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment 3 - Drain and Purge Price Schedule.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 1 - Perfromance Work Statement.docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment 2 - QASP Drain and Purge CONUS.docx | DOCX document |
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1) Please confirm that vendors will only be required to mobilize to the dots shown on the map.
a) The PWS mentions CONUS and Alaska and Hawaii. This site can more clearly be seen at: Find a Location (dla.mil) https://www.dla.mil/Disposition-Services/Find-Location/ Once you click on a location pin point, on the left of the screen under Site Page, there is a link, clicking on that link brings up the address of our DLA Facility. Note: the vehicles requiring the drain and purge could be located no further than 50 miles from our DLA Disposition Services Site.
2) Regarding the removal of batteries, what is included (disconnection, or packaging and transport only)?
a) Yes, disconnection, packaging and transport only.
3) What is heaviest battery to manage?
a) 100 lbs.
4) What battery types are included in this contract?
a) Lead Acid Batteries.
5) Will all batteries be shipping as universal waste, or will some be damaged and disposed of as waste?
a) Contractors’ choice on how to ship, there shall be no damaged batteries to dispose of.
6) Do you anticipate ddr lithium batteries as part of this scope?
a) Lithium batteries are not part of this requirement.
7) Is the glycol all ethylene?
a) Yes.
8) What condition are the units in that the batteries are coming out of?
a) Excess military vehicles, which are all in good shape.
9) Is the expectation that we disassemble the unit to get the batteries?
a) No.
10) Please provide volumes by waste stream.
a) The government does not have this information from past contract.
11) Due to the large scope, can an extension of 2 weeks be granted?
a) Solicitation extension cannot be granted.
12) Due to the various waste types and crews to perform work, will a separate task order be issued for oils, batteries, and refrigerants?
a) One task order for services requested. Please review Attachment 3 as work will be issued in hours to get the job complete on each TO for each location based on requests from the field.
13) Does the refrigerant technicians need to be 608 certified?
a) Required certifications for this contract will be in accordance with all State laws.
14) Will removal locations be limited to the dots on the map provided or will any DLA location per section 1.10 of the PWS?
a) The PWS indicates any location in CONUS, Alaska and Hawaii. Please use Find a Location (dla.mil) to see these locations. https://www.dla.mil/Disposition-Services/Find-Location/
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