QA Document - NS 24-Q-0005 as of 28 May 2024.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) session related to Solicitation No. W50S85-24-Q-0005 for Gray Water Removal Exercise Northern Strike 24-2 at Camp Grayling Joint Maneuver Training Center, Michigan.
The solicitation is for a contractor to provide professional services, supervision, equipment, vehicles, labor, tools, quality control, storage, transportation, and supplies required for the supply and removal of gray water from various training sites to a water treatment plant. The period of performance is July 16 - August 24, 2024, with setup between July 16-23 and teardown/pack up from August 19-24. Services are estimated to support up to 15 locations. The contractor must have proper HAZMAT waste certification to transport gray water over public roads. The Q&A addresses details such as access to potable water on site, container size and capacity requirements, and HAZMAT certification needs. The gray water removal price quote sheet does not include a separate line item for supplying potable water as mentioned in the Statement of Work, though the government notes units are expected to provide their own potable water.
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Ques�ons & Answers Solicita�on No. W50S85-24-Q-0005 – Gray Water Removal
Exercise Northern Strike 24-2 – Camp Grayling Joint Maneuver Training Center, MI
Q1. With regards to the potable water, will Camp Grayling be providing the potable water with their water cer�fica�ons?
A1. Yes, there are points available on loca�on for both potable and nonpotable water as long as it is in support of military units.
Q2. Is the bid just for containment and removal of gray water?
A2. That is the primary purpose, however, in the event a unit cannot transport their own water it would be requested for a refresh of water in addi�on to the pickup of gray water.
Q3. Reference [4.2 Containers to capture Graywater.] Can a more detailed descrip�on be provided?
A3. This is primarily in support of units conduc�ng field feeding which requires the means to dispose of the waste water that is typically discharged via a large hose. The container would need to be able to accommodate this. The 464 QM preference is 2 each 2,000 gallon tanks in support of their shower/laundry opera�ons. With 10% increase the preference would be for 2,200 gallon tanks to avoid spillage.
Q4. Reference [5.3 Provide containers at each site that are at a minimum 10% larger capacity than the es�mated gallons to be removed each day.] Can a more detailed descrip�on be provided?
A4. Th This is primarily in support of units conduc�ng field feeding which requires the means to dispose of the waste water that is typically discharged via a large hose. The container would need to be able to accommodate this. The 464 QM is reques�ng 2 each 2,000 gallon tanks in support of their shower/laundry opera�ons.
Q5. Reference [4.3 Fresh potable water.] Is the vendor permited to access potable water available on site?
A5. Yes, there are points available on loca�on for both potable and nonpotable water as long as it is in support of military units in this contract.
Q6. Reference [5.1 Daily supply clean potable water, collect and transport Graywater to Government iden�fied loca�ons on Camp Grayling and Grayling Airforce Base.} What size tanks/containers are needed for this and how many?
A6. Please see updated graywater excel sheet for daily averages document.
Q7. Reference [5.3 Provide containers at each site that are at a minimum 10% larger capacity than the es�mated gallons to be removed each day.] Can the daily capacity of each group be provided in order to accommodate this requirement?
A7. Provided in updated excel document – Graywater with Daily Averages.
Q8. Reference [4.5 HAZMAT waste cer�fica�on as outlined by the Department of Health Services and Camp Grayling Environmental Office.] Also reference [5.4 Contractor shall be required to have proper HAZMAT waste cer�fica�on as outlined by the Department of Health Services and Camp Grayling Environmental Office in order to transport Graywater over public roads. Publica�on CG Regula�on 200-1 Environmental Protec�on and Enhancement will be provided.] The State of MI does not require HAZMAT for gray/black water removal therefore a licensed septage haulers for the State of MI should be adequate, correct?
A8. Correct. This will not require black water removal as it is for field feeding and in the field shower/laundry.
Q9. The grey water removal price quote sheet does not include a separate CLIN for supplying potable water that is men�oned in the SOW. That would require a separate potable water truck to be available during the period of performance if used or not. The Ques�on and Answer period has passed but we'll try and provide a quote that matches what is stated in the RFQ.
A9. The DOS included the freshwater in the event a par�cipa�ng military unit is not able to transport their own potable water. With that, the units should have their own means and none of them have reached out reques�ng potable water delivery.
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