Questions and Answers v2.pdf
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- Temporary chiller lease Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S72-24-Q-7100
- Issued by
- Department of the Army National Guard
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This document is Questions and Answers v2 related to Solicitation Number W50S72-24-Q-7100 for a temporary chiller lease. The solicitation is being issued as a Request for Quotation (RFQ) for a firm-fixed price contract to lease an air-cooled chiller for 5 months. The chiller must be delivered and installed within 2 weeks after receipt of order. The procurement is set aside 100% for small businesses under NAICS code 333415. Offerors must submit all required information on the vendor information sheet, including delivery time, FOB terms, payment terms, and technical specifications to demonstrate the offered item meets the minimum requirements. A site visit can be facilitated upon request. Proposals are due by 2:30 PM Central on 03 May 2024 and can be submitted by mail, hand delivery, or email. Questions are due by 1:00 PM Central on 02 May 2024.
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| Questions and Answers v1.pdf | ||
| Full-Text Provisions and Clauses - W50S72-24-Q-7100.pdf | ||
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| Vendor Information Sheet.docx | DOCX document | |
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Solicitation Number: W50S72-24-Q-7100 Questions and Answers v2
Current as of 30 April 2024
Q1. What are the plans for the existing chiller?
A1. It is being replaced under a separate contract.
Q2. Is a crane required to remove the existing chiller? If so, should we assume that responsibility?
A2. No, it is not being removed at this time.
Q3. Pipe sizes, flange connections, hose lengths, wire lengths & electrical lug sizes required for install?
A3. Existing building supply/return pipes are 4” flanged, hose and wire lengths 100’ as stated in PWS, electrical lugs are 500 mcm.
Q4. Where are we getting power from? If we are utilizing existing power on site, have we verified they do not have any strict site safety protocols that would prohibit these types of field modifications?
A4. Electrical install by 185th, contractor just needs to supply the cables.
Q5. Without having a full comprehension on the setup, will have to assume 100 foot of supply and return hose, 100 foot of power cable, forklift on site to offload, glycol / process water to be provided by the base?
A5. Correct
Q6. Will there be a pump on site, or would contractor provide this?
A6. The existing cooling system distribution pumps are installed and functioning. If referring to a pump needed to fill/drain unit during install that would need to be furnished by the contractor.
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