W50S9024QA003-Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Water Treatment Facility Pipe Loop
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- W50S9024QA003
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers (Q&A) related to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for the addition of a water pipe loop to a water treatment facility at Biddle Air National Guard Base in Horsham, PA.
The key details are:
- The RFQ, solicitation number W50S9024QA003, is for a Firm Fixed Price contract to add a water pipe loop to the water treatment facility.
- The project is anticipated to cost between $25,000 and $100,000, with a 120-day period of performance.
- The procurement is a 100% small business set-aside, with NAICS code 237110 and a $45 million size standard.
- Vendors must be registered in SAM.gov and have a CAGE code to be eligible.
- A site visit is scheduled for May 23, 2024, with registration required in advance.
- All questions must be submitted by May 28, 2024, and will be posted publicly with answers.
- Quotes are due by June 5, 2024 at 9:00am EDT.
The Q&A document provides clarification on specific details such as piping specifications, testing requirements, and laydown areas, in response to vendor questions.
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W50S9024QA003
Pipe Loop Questions and Answers
1. Q: Are there more detailed drawings showing the piping layout than what has already been provided?
A: The drawing provided is the only one available. Photos are provided below for more information.
2. Q: Can you please confirm piping material and size? (Stainless Steel or Black Iron)
A: The pipe is 6-inch flanged ductile iron pipe.
3. Q: Can you please provide the model and specifications of Air Vent needed?
A: The air vent should match those present, see photo below.
4. Q: Does new pipe work need to be insulated?
A: No, insulation is not required.
5. Q: Can you please confirm that a bid bond is not required with our response?
A: A bid bond is not required as part of the response to this solicitation.
6. Q: Can you confirm that we are only supplying a warranty to the new work that is installed?
A: Only new work completed as a part of this contract will require a warranty.
7. Q: Who will be responsible for draining the system to complete the work?
A: The pipe section needing the loop gravity drains once treatment is complete and discharge valves are closed. The Government will ensure the valve is closed. No additional draining should be needed but if any is required, the Government will do it.
8. Q: Are there any testing requirements for the completed work or will a service test be sufficient?
A: GAC units will be tested to show they must not drain and pipe loop must not leak, no other testing will be required.
9. Q: Is there a minimum length for the pipe height?
A: Pipe height must be sufficient to prevent draining of the GAC vessels when treatment is terminated. There is no minimum as long as this is successfully achieved.
10. Q: Is there a laydown area?
A: Yes, space can be made available near the site for materials staging.
11. Q: Will pipes added as part of the contract need to be labeled?
A: No, new pipes do not require labels.
12. Q: Can you provide specifications for the existing pipe and trim?
A: They have been provided as the separately attached document Pipe and Trim Specifications.
13. Requested photos of the water plant are provided below.
Combination Air Valve
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