Q and A for Exhaust Capture System CAO 29 MAY.docx
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- Exhaust Capture System for Fire Department
- Solicitation number
- W50S9J-26-B-A011
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation W50S9J-26-B-A011, which addresses clarifications regarding the installation of a fully automatic diesel exhaust extraction system at Building 420 Fire Department, McLaughlin Air National Guard, Charleston, West Virginia. The Q&A provides specific technical and operational details relevant to the Exhaust Capture System project.
Key clarifications include: the bay area dimensions are 122 feet 4 inches by 60 feet; vehicles will be backed into the bays with the ability to exit through each door; open electrical breakers are available at the facility to support the system installation. Regarding operational procedures, the government clarified that fire trucks will be on-site during the system start-up and commissioning phase, though emergency response activities will take precedence if a real-world emergency occurs during this period. The Q&A also confirms that contractor coordination with vendor participation is anticipated for the system start-up and commissioning activities.
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Q&A W50S9J-26-B-A011 Exhaust Capture System
1. Can you please provide dimensions of bay area?
122’4” x 60’
1. Are you intending to use the bays as a pull through stacking vehicles behind one another or as a back in bay allowing vehicles to exit out of each door?
Vehicles are backed in
1. Can you provide electrical panel schedules and confirm availability of open breakers?
There are open breakers available
1. Please confirm that the Government will have the section of the exhaust installed on their truck while the awarded Contractor is on site. This is important as we have coordinated for vendor participation in start-up and commissioning of the new system.
The fire trucks will be onsite for start-up. However, should a real world emergency arise during start-up phase the emergency response will take precedence.
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