Contractor Questions 2.pdf

Questions/Comments to the Government

Question

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

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2.4.4.2

PWs states "Certain administrative personnel will require a Common Access Card (CAC) to access Government systems. A CAC permits installation access."

Question: Are all contractor personnel required to obtain a CAC in order to access RIA, regardless of need to access a Government system?

DPW – Clarified PWS.

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2.4.4.4

PWS states in part "The Contractor shall ensure that personnel be identified as a Contractor to visibly distinguish themselves (clothing with company logo or uniforms) from Government employees."

Question: Will the Government confirm that 100% of contractor personnel must wear either a uniform or other garment with a company logo on it, to include administrative / office personnel?

DPW – PWS clarified

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2.2.2.2 and 2.4.6

PWS 2.4.6 makes reference to the DPW WRD.

Question: Assuming this reference is for the DPW work reception desk, is the WRD occupied by contractor work reception personnel (see PWS 2.2.2.2) or by Government personnel?

DPW – See 2.6.1, PWS clarified

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2.5.4

PWs states in part "NOTE: the initial GFEBS input will be accomplished through the DPW Work Request Desk (WRD) for all work requests."

Question: Is the DPW WRD operated separately from (and by personnel other than) the contractor's 24/7 work reception capability as defined in PWs 2.2.2.2?

DPW – See 2.6.1, PWS clarified

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2.5.4.2

PWS states in part "The Contractor shall be responsible for entering all data from these forms into the GFEBS."

Question: Does the reference to "these forms" mean what historically been termed Labor & Equipment (L&E) sheets? If so, does the Government have a preferred format for same?

DPW – PWS clarified

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2.6.1

PWS states "The DPW WRD receives work requests during normal duty hours by phone and email. Work reception shall be managed by the Contractor after normal duty hours, which shall only be emergency requirements." This seems to conflict with PWS 2.2.2.2 which states "The Contractor shall provide a work reception capability 24 hours a day, 7 days a week." Please clarify.

Page

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(RFP/ PWS/

Attachment) Section Question/Comment

DPW – DPW WRD and Contractor work reception are not same. Contractor must receive work from the DPW WRD and after hours

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2.6.1

PWS states in part "The Contractor shall receive notification of a work requirement from the DPW WRD. The DPW WRD will transfer the work requirement to the Contractor electronically."

Question #1: Does the DPW WRD receive all work requests during normal duty hours and enter the info into GFEBS?

DPW - Yes Question #2: Is the contractor expected to use a different system from GFEBS to "receive" the work request from the WRD "electronically" and track the work to completion?

DPW – Yes

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2.6.3

PWS states "The Contractor, certifying the work was satisfactorily performed, shall identify within GFEBS (using GFEBS T-CODE IW38) the total labor hours the technician worked and the fully burdened rate based on shop (e.g.-carpentry, electrical, plumbing, etc.), and the total materials/parts costs. Within seven (7) days of DMO issuance, the Government shall technically complete (TECO) the DMO to close out the order."

Question: Who on the contractor staff performs the described certifying action in GFEBS, the GFEBS PM Coordinator identified in PWS 2.4.3.5 as key personnel?

DPW – Contractor determines who does this

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2.7

PWS states in part "The Contractor will create a Preventive Maintenance Plan (PMP). The KO/COR shall approve the PMP and the Contractor shall enter the information in GFEBS. The PMP shall be submitted to the KO/COR within 30 days after contract award and completed upload to GFEBS within six (6) months after contract award."

Question #1: Given the length of time allowed to complete the upload of PMP data to GFEBS (6 months), is it correct to assume that currently no PMP exists at RIA?

DPW – Yes, no PMP currently exists

Question #2: If there is a PMP in effect now, what is the general status of completion or comprehensiveness of the PMP database?

DPW – See answer 1

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2.7

Regarding the development of the PMP, has the Government heretofore been entering RIA facility condition assessment data into the BUILDER database? If so, will the Government provide a copy of that BUILDER database to the offerors?

DPW – No BUILDER database information

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

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2.7.4

The PWS references "L&E Utilization Preventive Maintenance (EHSC Form 4288- 2)."

Question: Will the Government please provide offerors a copy of this form?

DPW – PWS adjusted

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2.7.5

PWS states in part "The Contractor shall create and maintain a current repository of all O&M Manuals from the manufacturer or supplier for all facilities and equipment delineated in the Contractor’s PMO program. The Contractor shall also create and maintain a technical document library for equipment and real property documents such as O&M manuals, Test and Balance or commissioning reports, training videos, etc."

Question #1: Do the repository and library currently exist at RIA?

DPW - Yes Question #2: Must the repository and library be in hard copy format or is electronic format acceptable?

DPW – Electronic would be acceptable.

Question #3: What is the deadline for completing the baseline repository and baseline library if neither currently exist?

DPW – Baseline library already exists

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2.12

PWS states "The Contractor shall be provided …. an electronic connection to Geographic Information System (GIS)."

Question: Will the Government provide training in the use of GIS prior to contract performance start date?

DPW - No

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2.14.5.1

PWS states in part "The maximum access length for visitor badging is one year. Once issued a valid visitor’s badge Contractor personnel may enter an ACP."

Question: Does the process described in the PWS apply to fulltime RIA BOSS contractor employees, or is there a separate process for fulltime employees to obtain CAC cards or similar access credentials for daily entry through the ACP?

DPW – Yes or see 2.4.4.2 and

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2.15

Is it safe to assume that all incumbent BOSS personnel whom the incoming contractor may hire will be considered current on the various security training requirements and will not be required to get refresher training during the phase-in period?

DPW – No, expiration dates of training vary

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

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2.18.2.1

PWS states in part "The Contractor will use a permitted off-post landfill. Executive Order 13834, Efficient Federal Operations, requires all federal facilities to divert a minimum of 60% of construction and demolition (C&D) materials and debris from landfills."

Question #1: Will the Government please identify an acceptable off post permitted landfill that the contractor may use?

DPW - No Question #2: Regarding the diversion of 60% of materials and debris from landfills, does this apply to the subject permitted landfill?

DPW - Yes Question #3: Is there a landfill on post that the contractor may use?

DPW - No

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2.18.4.1 and 2.18.4.4

PWS states "All such waste generated by the Contractor on the Installation from Government processes, equipment, or materials shall be stored in approved containers and disposed of IAW the Installation Hazardous Waste Management Plan available for review in the Technical Reference Library."

Question: Is the contractor responsible for operating and maintaining HAZWASTE accumulation points and/or 90-day satellite sites?

DPW – PWS does not require it

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2.4.3.4 and 3.2

PWS 3.2 states "No lead person or first line supervisor shall be considered a Quality Control Inspector."

Question: Are the key personnel QCIs in PWS 2.4.3.4 considered to be dedicated positions with no other duties?

DPW – PWS restricts the duties, but does not require exclusive duties

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6.1

PWS states in part "Approved updated Technical Exhibits will be modified into the current contract by the KO."

Question: When such contract modifications are made, what are the criteria to be eligible for Requests for Equitable Adjustment (REA) in the event of increases to workload data, GFP maintained or facilities square footage maintained?

DPW – PWS does not indicate no-cost modification so mod should address cost changes

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6.2.2

PWS states "A joint inventory of Government property shall be conducted by the Contractor and KO/COR annually."

Question: Is the annual joint inventory a 100% wall to wall inventory or can it be a cyclic inventory that equals to or exceeds 100% over the duration of the contract?

Page

Identifier

(RFP/ PWS/

Attachment) Section Question/Comment

DPW – Yes, 100% Inventory

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6.3.6

Will the Government permit the contractor to place free standing fuel tanks on site to dispense fuel for contractor furnished vehicles and equipment?

DPW – Yes, following applicable environmental laws

22 1 Attachment 2 2.1.1

Attachment states "There are approximately 75 acres of Improved Grounds on RIA (30 acres of

AFH)."

Question: Does the 75 acres include the 30 acres in AFH or is the combined area 105 acres in total?

DPW – See TE 2.1, clearly defined

23 3 Attachment 3 2.2

Section states "The priority of pavement clearance shall be IAW TEs 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3."

Question: Will the Government please provide TE 3.2 and TE 3.3, neither of which was included with the DRFP materials?

DPW - Yes

24 1 TE 3.1 1.b

The section states in part "Contractor's [Snow Removal and Ice Control] plan shall be furnished to the Government as part of the Contractor's technical proposal."

Question: It would seem that the incumbent will have a distinct advantage over all other offerors by being able to submit a currently approved plan, while all other offerors will have to submit only notional plans since none know the installation as well as incumbent. In order to eliminate bias, will the Government consider making this plan due sometime during phase-in instead?

DPW - No

25 2 TE 3.1 2.c

Section states "Contractor shall provide snow shovels, deicer containers, hand scoops and supply deicer approved by KO/COR throughout winter weather at up to 50 building entrances." However, Attachment 3, Section 2.3.1 specifies "up to 60 building entrances." Please clarify this discrepancy.

DPW – Adjusted TE

26 TE 1.2

Estimated Workload Data.xlsx

Number of Orders Gar-AFH-Cust

In the tab named Number of Orders Gar-AFH-Cust, please clarify the difference between Garrison and Customer.

DPW – TE 1.2 will be clarified and revised

27 6 Attachment 4 2.9

Section states "The Contractor shall employ electricians with 4 years of experience as a journeyman electrician and shall use licensed journeyman craftspersons or manufacturer certified craftspersons to conduct maintenance of equipment where electricians are not applicable."

Question: Will the Government please define "equipment where electricians are not applicable?"

Page

Identifier

(RFP/ PWS/

Attachment) Section Question/Comment

DPW – PWS adjusted

28 6 Attachment 4 2.9.1

Section states "The Contractor shall perform scheduled power outages annually for each building."

Question: Are these power outages considered total building outages, or are they sectional or zonal outages?

DPW – Whole building outages

29 10 Attachment 4 2.10.4

Section states "The Contractor shall coordinate with the KO/COR and fire department when performing inspection, maintenance, and testing of fire protection systems shall remove systems from service." This sentence in confusing. Please correct the narrative or clarify the intent accordingly.

Question: Is the appropriate re-write ""The Contractor shall coordinate with the KO/COR and fire department when performing inspection, maintenance, and testing of fire protection systems and before removing fire protection systems shall remove systems from service."

DPW – PWS revised and

Attachment 4 2.12.2

Section states in part "The Contractor shall maintain a database of keys including keys in inventory (spares and masters), lock location for all key numbers, key custodians for keys issued, how many keys are issued to a key custodian."

Question: Is there an existing key database in place at RIA, and if so, what is the brand and model?

DPW – PWS revised

31 12 Attachment 4 2.13

Section states "The Contractor shall read approximately 338 natural gas, water, and electric utility meters (240 AFH) listed in TE 4.19 starting on the last work day of the month and completing them no later than the close of business on the first work day of the next month." There is a high likelihood that the last workday of a given month could be Mon, Tues, Wed or Thurs. and the first work day of the following month would be the following day (Tue, Wed, Thur or Fri). It would be impossible to read 578 meters in a single day.

Question: Will the Government consider allowing a reasonable amount of time to perform this monthly task?

DPW – PWS revised

32 12 Attachment 4 2.13.1 and 2.13.3

2.31.1 states "The Contractor shall then progress to enter readings into the electronic format taking a clear digital photograph of each meter as read." Then 2.13.3 states "The Contractor is required to access the Energy Awareness Website to access the Meter Reading Form and to upload the data after meter reading and quality control."

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Identifier

(RFP/ PWS/

Attachment) Section Question/Comment

Question: What type of device is used to digitally photograph the meter and upload the data? Is this GFE?

DPW – A digital camera and Govt. Computer. Only one is a GFE.

33 1-16 TE 4.20

Meter Reading Form

Why are only electric meter readings shown on the meter reading form, while all other types (water, natural gas, condensate) are blank?

DPW – Only an example

34 12 Attachment 5 2.3.10

This section references TE 7.16. That TE was not provided with DRFP materials. Please provide the TE.

DPW – PWS revised

35 16 Attachment 5 2.4.3

Section states "The Contractor shall manage and maintain equipment (lawn mowers and snow blowers) issued to housing residents. The Contractor shall track the numbers, types and locations of this equipment. The Contractor shall store spare equipment and out season equipment (mowers in winter, snow blowers in summer). The Contractor shall conduct manufacturer’s recommended maintenance on equipment during the off season to ensure the equipment is ready."

Question #1: Is this equipment issued directly to the housing occupant for the duration of occupancy or season, or issued on demand as needed to mow a lawn or remove snow?

DPW – Not issued to individuals. Available in regional sheds.

Question #2: How many pieces of lawn and snow equipment are in the inventory?

DPW – TE exhibit added and PWS revised

36 19 Attachment 5 4.4.1

Is the Inventory of AFH furnishings, appliances and equipment maintained in either the eMH database or the Homes.mil database?

DPW – No, TE added

37 3 Attachment 6 2.1.1.1

Section states "Any concrete pothole repair shall be done by Demand Maintenance Order (DMO) or Project Work Order (PWO)." However, it does not specify how hot mix patching is to be performed, only listing NTE quantities of hot mix material to be used.

Question: On what type of work order are hot mix pothole repairs done?

DPW – Pothole repairs are PMOs

38 4 Attachment 6 2.1.1.2 Question: On what type of work order are cold mix pothole repairs done?

DPW – Pothole repairs are PMOs

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Attachment 6 2.2.1.6

Section states "The Contractor shall repair exterior lighting systems and associated appurtenances. Maintenance shall be conducted by others." Question: What entity performs maintenance on exterior lighting systems?

DPW – Other Contract vehicle

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Identifier

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

40 7 Attachment 6 2.2.1.7

Section states "The Contractor shall repair five (5) traffic signals and controllers IAW the MUTCD.

Maintenance shall be conducted by others."

Question: What entity performs maintenance on traffic signals?

DPW – Other Contract vehicle

41 2 Attachment 7 3.1

The section references "storm drainage system, identified in TE 7.17 Storm Drainage System Map." That TET was not included in DRFP materials. Please provide.

DPW – Will provide drawing files for solicitation

42 4 Attachment 8 1.5.2

The section states "The Contractor shall store pesticides in Government-furnished storage area in Building 167."

Question: If the offeror elects to subcontract the pest control function, is the subcontractor authorized to use Bldg. 167 for storage (and mixing, assuming the cross connection requirements are met)?

DPW - Yes

43 1 TE 1.7

Gov't Furnished Facilities

In the table at top of page, for Bldg. 139 the square footage should read 27428 instead of 2 (according to the floor plan on page 4). Please correct. In addition, in the third table the square footage for Bldg. 167 shows 944 sq. ft, although on page 7 the floor plan shows 784 sq. ft. Please reconcile the discrepancy.

DPW – TE revised

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TE 6.2

Unpaved Roads & Parking Areas

The tables listing unpaved roads and unpaved parking areas contain no quantities or areas (e.g., square yards or square feet). This is necessary to develop accurate estimates for the proposal.

Please provide.

Will the Government please provide dimensions or areas for the unpaved roads and parking areas listed in the TE?

DPW – No, Installation maps are provided to measure areas

45 3 DRFP

Section A - Solicitation/ Contract Form

Section A, para 15 states "Offerors are cautioned to read Section L, Proposal Instructions, carefully to ensure that any proposal submitted in response to this solicitation and any issued amendments includes all technical, past performance, and price information required by the solicitation. Failure to provide the required supporting documentation may result in your offer being rejected."

However, Section L does not contain any requirements for technical proposal or past performance proposal content or structure. Further, 52.216-1 TYPE OF CONTRACT (APR 1984) states "The Government contemplates award of a Firm Fixed Price/Time and Materials contract resulting from this solicitation." Further, Section M, 52.217-5 EVALUATION OF OPTIONS (JUL 1990) states

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

"Except when it is determined in accordance with FAR 17.206(b) not to be in the Government's best interests, the Government will evaluate offers for award purposes by adding the total price for all options to the total price for the basic requirement."

Question – Would the Government please issue Section L and M in an updated Draft RFP?

46 General

It is surprising to this offeror that Family Housing Maintenance has not been privatized, along with utilities such as water and wastewater and hydroelectric power. We understand DLA has undergone a detailed privatization study for some of these functions. What are their plans to privatize those functions?

DPW – Plans to privatize will are not Contract relevant at this time

47 1-6 TE 1.6

Government Furnished Property

This GFP listing is very minor compared to most installations.

Questions

1. Is there more in the way of tools and shop equipment that has not yet been identified yet?

DPW - No

2. What about vehicles and heavy engineering equipment like backhoes, street sweepers, tractors, etc.?

DPW - No

3. If not, is the contractor expected to provide everything needed to perform the PWS requirements?

DPW - Yes

48 General Would the Government please release a copy of the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (s)?

49 General Would the Government please release the current Service Contract Wage Determination and Davis Bacon Act Wage Determination?

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Attachment 1 Definitions, Acronyms, Regulations

Demand Maintenance Order (DMO) identifies three levels of priority. There are different definitions between Task Categorization (Page 31) and Task Decision Tree (Page 33). Would the Government please review and make changes as required?

1. P1 Emergency/Critical – Defined on:

a. Page 31 as “respond to ASAP and no later than 30 minutes of the request, completed within 24 hours of request….”

b. Page 33 as “Needs response in 1 hour”

2. P2 Urgent – Defined on:

a. Page 31 as “Complete in 1 business day”

b. Page 33 as “Must be completed in 7 days”

3. P3 Routine – Defined on:

a. Page 31 as “Complete in 15 business days”

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

b. Page 33 as “Can be completed within 30 days”

DPW – PWS revised

Attachment 1

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Definitions, Acronyms, Paragraph 2.9.3 Regulations

Project Work Orders (PWOs) are defined with two different thresholds. Att 1 indicates a threshold of $150,000 per project. Att 7 indicates a threshold of $250,000 per project.

Comment: In either case our experience is that threshold is too low to ensure effective and efficient support. With low thresholds our customers experience backlogs in house to keep up with the work effort. We recommend increasing the threshold ceiling at least $250,000 per project.

DPW – Revised to $250K throughout

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Entire PWS

Please confirm the Contractor has no performance requirements associated with BUILDER, ROOFER, or PAVER.

DPW - Correct

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2.6.3

Does certifying work as being satisfactorily performed require 100% inspection of each DMO by the Contractor?

DPW – That is a QCP answer by the Contractor

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2.9.2.1 Please provide historical workload for DMOs converted to PWOs during execution.

DPW – Information not available

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2.18.5.4

Please provide historical workload for sampling and testing requirements associated with this PWS requirement.

DPW – Information not available

56 TE 1.2

Estimated Workload Data

Please provide direct labor hour data by craft and shop for the Dollar and Order data provided in the TE.

DPW – That data is not available

57 199 Draft Solicitation 8 June

Section J

Section J lists Attachment 0010 Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP). This document was not provided with the other draft solicitation documents, please provide.

DPW – QASP is a Govt. Document

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2.12

The PWS references an electronic connection to Geographic Information System (GIS) for the detailed installation maps. Please clarify if the electronic connect ion involves a CAD software interface provided by the contractor. If so, is there a specific CAD software currently being used?

DPW – GIS exists on the Government Network, Government Computer and software will be provided

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

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2.9.7

Wage Rates for PWOs, states “Applicable wage rates shall be used.” Will the Government please specify what wage rates are considered applicable?

DPW – Service Contract or Davis Bacon, as applicable to Dept of Labor guidance

60 2 TE 3.1

Section 2, para 2.d and para 2.e

TE 3.1, para 2.d and para 2.e state in part “Analysis of historical weather shows that an average of 8 snow events of 16 snow events per year will be less than 1” accumulation.” Will the Government please specify whether there are an average of 8 or an average of 16 snow events per year of <1” of snow?

DPW – TE revised

61 4 TE 10.3

Bridge Maintenance Procedures (SOP), section 2.1

TE 10.3, Bridge Maintenance Procedures (SOP), section 2.1 states in part “Inspection/maintenance of swing span slip ring assembly shall include, but is Shutdown and Jul) is not limited to (Inspect semi-annually; lube and clean annually):” Can the Government please clarify where the bolded and underlined text belongs, and explain its meaning?

DPW – TE Revised

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5.2, Preventive Maintenance Plan

(PMP)

PWS 5.2, Preventive Maintenance Plan (PMP) states in part “The PMP shall be submitted to the KO/COR within 30 calendar days after contract award and uploaded to GFEBS within six (6) months after contract award.” Is there currently a PMP in place and loaded into GFEBS, or is this a new requirement?

DPW – This is a new requirement

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6.2.1, Initial Inventory

PWS 6.2.1, Initial Inventory, states in part “An initial inventory of Government furnished property shall be made jointly by the Contractor and the KO/COR.” Is this inventory to include only those items identified in TE 1.6?

DPW - Yes

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6.2.2, Annual Joint Inventory

PWS 6.2.2, Annual Joint Inventory, requires a “joint inventory of Government property (to) be conducted by the Contractor and KO/COR annually.” Is this inventory to include only those items identified in TE 1.6?

DPW - Yes

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6.2.3 Equipment

Replacement

PWS 6.2.3 Equipment Replacement (Government Property) states in part “The Contractor's justification shall include the following information: a. The age (purchase date) and original cost of

Page

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Attachment) Section Question/Comment

(Government Property) the equipment recommended for replacement.” Where is the age/purchase date and purchase price of the GFE in TE 1.6 to be found?

DPW – PWS revised

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6.3.3 Contractor-

Furnished Items

PWS 6.3.3 Contractor-Furnished Items states in part “The Contractor shall provide all vehicles, other than those provided as GFP, equipment, parts, tools, fuel, oil, materials and any other items required to perform all Contract requirements.” In addition, PWS 6.3.6 states “The Contractor shall furnish vehicle and equipment fuels for Contractor owned vehicles and equipment.” Is the contractor permitted to obtain and refill above ground fuel tanks in order to fuel the service vehicles?

DPW – Contractor may with the proper environmental documentation

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6.3.4

PWS 6.3.4 states in part “Except for minor on site repairs, the Contractor shall move to the Contractor's maintenance area within four (4) hours any vehicle or equipment which becomes inoperative or which breaks down during operation.” Is this maintenance area an on-post location?

If so, will the Government please identify which building in TE 1.7 contains the referenced “Contractor’s maintenance area?”

DPW – Contractor may use whichever building in TE 1.7 suits as Contractor Maintenance area or it may be off-post at their discretion

TE 1.2,

Estimated Workload Data

TE 1.2, Estimated Workload Data, refers to the “Work Management System (WMS).” Is this

GFEBS?

DPW – This is a separate system unique to Rock Island Arsenal