QUESTIONS ANSWERS - W50S9H26QA037 - 4 POST - 9.3.2026.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W50S9H26QA037
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract opportunity W50S9H26QA037 concerning the installation of a vehicle lift at Camp Douglas.
The project involves replacing an existing lift with a new lift that must not exceed a footprint of 22 feet length by 12 feet width. The Government will handle removal of the existing lift prior to contractor installation and will provide unloading equipment and an electrician for the 208–230V electrical connection. The installing vendor is responsible for moving existing electrical and compressed air runs to accommodate the new lift; both utilities are currently positioned at the existing lift location. The lift posts will be attached to 6-inch thick concrete that has been confirmed to support the weight of the lift and the heaviest planned vehicle. The contractor should refer to Building Drawings uploaded to SAM.gov for detailed specifications and layout information. Site preparation requirements depend on the setback requirements of the new lift's footprint, which the Government will address as needed. The installation bay will have controlled access during the installation process, though the surrounding area will remain active. The document clarifies that the new lift will likely have a different footprint than the existing lift and that removal and hauling of the existing equipment are Government responsibilities, not part of the contractor's scope. The document was current as of September 3, 2026.
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W50S9H26QA037 – QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1. Will Camp Douglas be responsible for electrical and compressed air runs to the lift?
A1. Installing vendor will be responsible for electrical and compressed air runs to the lift. Electrical and compressed air are already in place, they would just need moved to �it the new lift.
1. Are there any blueprints or plans of the building and bay where the lift will be installed?
A1. Max foot print of new lift must not exceed 22’ L X 12” W
2. If no plan is set, how are we to determine a proper installation cost?
A2. Please refer to Building Drawings uploaded to SAM.gov
3. How far is the electrical service from the lifts location?
A3. Electrical is already at the existing lift that will be getting replaced.
4. How far from the lift is the air service?
A4. Air is already at the existing lift that will be getting replaced.
5. What are the post being attached to?
A5. Concrete
6. If concrete, how thick is it?
A6. 6”
7. Will it support the weight of the lift and the heaviest vehicle planned for it?
A7. Yes
8. Do we need to sawcut the concrete and install footings and piers to support the lift.
A8. This would depend on setback requirements of the footprint of the new lift.
9. What type of electrical box are we tapping into for power and what breakers do they have?
A9. Power supply is already at the current lift.
10. Is there an existing lift that needs to be removed �irst?
A10. There is a lift that needs to be removed. Government will remove it before contractor plans to install the new Lift.
11. If there is an existing lift and it is removed prior to installation. Was the location properly prepped for the new installation?
A11. Current lift is still in place. Will need to know setback requirements of new lift to determine what will need to be prepped by the Government.
12. Will the installation area be active, or will it be a controlled access for only those involved in the installation process.
A12. The area around the lift will be active. But the speci�ic bay of installation will not be active.
13. Whether the new lift will be installed in the same footprint as the existing lift;
A13. It is the Governments’ general assumption that the new lift will have a different footprint than the existing lift.
14. Whether removal and hauling of the existing lift are part of the required installation scope A14. No, the Government will handle that prior to contractor installing new lift.
15. Whether the contractor must furnish unloading equipment and the electrician for the
208–230V connection, or whether either will be government-furnished.
A15. Government will furnish both.
Current as of 3 September 2026
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