QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 3.docx
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- Solicitation number
- W51AA125Q0028
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Department of the Army
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This is a Questions and Answers document related to a crane service contract for Tobyhanna Army Depot. The Q&A provides technical details about lifting a radome cap that weighs 9,000 pounds and measures 29 feet tall by 68 feet wide, which must be hoisted at a working radius of 80 feet. The crane will operate on a paved setup area with no overhead or underground obstructions.
The document clarifies that Tobyhanna Army Depot will provide all necessary rigging and hardware, and the crane service will be needed for up to 8 hours. No special site clearances are required prior to work commencement, though specifics will be provided after contract award. This Q&A supplements solicitation W51AA125Q0028 for the Department of the Army, which seeks crane services and an operator at Tobyhanna Army Depot.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 3
| Question 1- | Do you know what the dimensions are besides width and height? |
| Answer 1- | The crane will be required to hoist, swing and lower the radome cap for attachment to the radome base at a working radius of 80 feet. The weight of the cap is 9,000 pounds and is 29 feet tall by 68 foot wide. |
| Question 2- | What does the setup area look like? |
| Answer 2- | The setup is a paved area. |
| Question 3- | Are there overhead or underground obstructions? |
| Answer 3- | There are no obstructions |
| Question 4- | Are there any site-specific clearances that will take time and additional visits or meetings to obtain? |
| Answer 4- | There are not any specific clearances. We will advise after award. |
| Question 5- | What kind of rigging do you need for this? (Spreader bars, slings, shackles, etc.) |
| Answer 5- | Tobyhanna Army Depot will provide all rigging and hardware. |
| Question 6- | Should we plan for a 6-hour, 8-hour or longer day? |
| Answer 6- | The crane will only be needed for up to 8 hours |
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