Q and A Range Cleanup.pdf
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- BDU-33 Demil Range Cleanup Federal contract opportunity
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- W50S6V24Q0020
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a solicitation for the demilitarization and disposal of BDU-33 munitions debris at the Airburst Range on Fort Carson, Colorado. The solicitation, numbered W50S6V24Q0020, is seeking contractor services to provide personnel, equipment, tools, materials, supervision, and quality control for this effort.
The key details include: the estimated quantity of 7,300 BDU-33s (92 tons) that require processing, the contractor must provide a qualified Senior UXO Supervisor, the equipment can remain onsite during the operation which is expected to run daily during daylight hours until completion, and no range clearance is required as the BDUs are already located in a secured resource holding area. The solicitation is a full and open requirement under NAICS code 562910, with a site visit scheduled for August 1, 2024 and quotes due by August 9, 2024. The contract is anticipated to be awarded on August 30, 2024.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| PWS BDU 33 Range Cleanup Rev 1.pdf | ||
| Combo W50S6V24Q0020 Updated.pdf | ||
| Q and A Range Cleanup 2.pdf | ||
| Site Visit Roster.pdf | ||
| FC Access Form 2036.pdf | ||
| Combo W50S6V24Q0020.pdf | ||
| PWS BDU 33 Range Cleanup.pdf | ||
| Wage Determination 2015-5417.pdf |
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BDU-33 Demil Range Cleanup Questions and Answers
Solicitation #: W50S6V24Q0020 www.SAM.gov
Q1. Please advise if the ANG is looking for labor / contract support to operate the demil equipment - the PWS mentions a Senior UXO Supervisor but the Line Items only seems to include the Mob/Demob of the Shears and Crusher as well as 3rd party QA.(i..e, there is not a line item for the actual clearance itself and/or demil of the BDU-33s)? If the ANG intends to provide the staff to clear and operate the demil plant, then how many days will be the plant be needed?
A1. ANG/Airburst Range is requiring labor and equipment to perform the demil operation (bdu shearing/crushing), the contractor must also provide a qualified SUXOS. We are not providing staff to clear or operate the demil plant.
Q2. The PWS (section 5.6.1and 5.6.2) references a per day mobilization / demobilization of the shears / crusher - does this mean that the equipment has to be removed from the installation on a daily basis?
A2. Equipment can remain on site during and after daily operation, Airburst Range is located on Ft Carson property and the resource holding area is fenced and secured. It is assumed that the operation will run daily (Mon-Sun) during daylight hours until complete.
Q3. The PWS does not include any details on the estimated quantity of BDU-33 requiring processing.
A3. Current estimate is 7,300 BDUs (92 tons), see attached pictures.
Q4. Does the scope include range clearance (i.e., gathering of the BDU-33s from the range(s)) or are the items stockpiled already? If range clearance is required, what size area is involved.
A4. Range clearance is not required. BDUs are all located in the range’s resource holding area and have either been cleared by EOD or demo’d.
Q5. The PWS (Section 3.5) references utilities available for the contractor's use. What electric power connections are available for use to operate the crusher and/or shear or does the ANG assume they will be gas powered portable equipment.
A5. The resource holding area is located a couple hundred yards from the nearest commercial power source, it is assumed the equipment is gas powered.
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