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This document includes questions and answers related to a federal contract solicitation for wire electrical discharge machining (EDM) equipment. The solicitation seeks the purchase, delivery, installation and training for one GF Machining Solutions CUT P350 wire EDM and one GF Machining Solutions CUT P550 wire EDM, or equivalent brands. The successful contractor will need to transport the equipment through two 12-foot by 12-foot overhead doors and an 8-foot wide aisle inside a small calibration manufacturing lab with a 9-foot ceiling height located approximately 100 yards from the loading area. There are no preferred rigging companies specified. The planned installation location requires NCIC background checks and prior approval for site access.

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Questions and Answers for Wire EDM

1. Please send your preferred rigging company name and contact information.

The Government does not have any preferred rigging company. However, the following two companies have been used several times in the last few years:

A. Metz Machinery Moving, 400 W Hoffman Ave Suite 1, Lindenhurst, NY 11757, (516) 779-2543 https://metzmachinerymoving.com/

B. Pedowitz Branchburg, NJ (908) 722-5600 https://pedowitz.com/

2. Is the planned location easy to get to?

Driving directions will be provided to the successful contractor. Anyone entering the Picatinny needs an NCIC background check and prearrangement. If any contractor does not coordinate with respective Government Point of Contact to obtain approval of access prior travel, the Government is not responsible to any cost incurred due to such circumstances.

3. Do you have a loading dock?

No.

4. Are there any doors or other obstacles in the way? Do any other machines need to be moved?

For the GF Machining Solutions CUT P350 wire EDM, brand name or equivalent:

The successful contractor will need to travel inside plant about 100 yards, through two overhead doors (12ft by 12ft) and through a 8ft wide aisle in small calibration manufacturing lab, head height is 9ft inside the lab. All this is on ground level.

Other Wire EDM device are being installed on the main shop floor and do not have these obstacles.

No machines need to be moved for any of the installed devices.

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