W15QKN-23-Q-5105 Facility 5 Safety Padding Replacement - Solicitation Questions and Answers.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Solicitation Number W15QKN-23-Q-5105 for Facility 5 Safety Padding Replacement at Fort Devens, Massachusetts. The question asks if Zedlan Alleviator Foam padding material in thicknesses of 1 inch and widths of 2, 3, and 4 feet would be acceptable for the project. The answer states that the material described would be suitable as it can be cut on site to fit various obstacles and secured with straps or ties. It notes gray coloring would likely be better than black for material exposed to direct sunlight. No other details are provided on required products or services, pricing terms, or response dates.
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SOLICITATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
W15QKN-23-Q-5105
Facility 5 Safety Padding Replacement – Fort Devens, MA
17 August 2023
Question 1: Good morning, is this material acceptable?
Zedlan Alleviator Foam:
• Softest patented Zedlan foam mat on the market
• 1” thick
• Anti-microbial additives to prevent mold, mildew and bacterial growth.
• Offered in either Steel Gray or Black
• Offered in rolls of (2’x30’) (3’ x 30’) and (4’ x 30’)
• Can be cut on site to fit, and flexible enough to be able to be molded around objects and secured with either Velcro straps or zip ties.
Pricing:
• (3’ x 30’) Roll - Zedlan Alleviator Foam – Price: $1,775 ea. w/ Free Delivery
• (4’ x 30’) Roll - Zedlan Alleviator Foam – Price: $2,299 ea. w/ Free Delivery
Answer 1: I believe the material mentioned below in the email would be great. Since these are all different obstacles, the amount of padding per obstacle will be different from one to the other.
Having a product that can be cut right on site would be the most beneficial type of product to have to make fitment easier. Not a deal breaker but I am assuming the gray color would be better since this padding will spend a lot of time under direct sunlight.
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