Additional Clarifications to Request for Information 22APR21.pdf
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- Media Blasting Booth System Federal contract opportunity
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- W52P1J-21-R-3010
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This document provides additional clarification to a request for information for a media blasting booth system, as well as details regarding the related federal contract opportunity. The Army Contracting Command - Rock Island is seeking information from qualified vendors to supply a media blasting booth system for use at the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant in McAlester, Oklahoma. Interested vendors should provide their business and contact details, capabilities, shipping methods, delivery schedule and terms. Responses are requested by April 30, 2021 as a PDF of no more than 10 pages via email. The anticipated subsequent contract would be a one-time fixed price award for delivery and installation of a media blasting booth meeting requirements for ventilation, temperature control, and noise levels outlined in the request for clarification.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 27 April 2021 Clarifying Question.pdf | ||
| 26 April 2021 Clarifying Questions.pdf | ||
| Clarifying Questions.pdf | ||
| QSMediaBlastingBooth.pdf |
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Additional Clarifications to Request for Information (RFI) for Media Blasting Booth System
1. (2.2.5) Can you provide the starting dB level and distance from the booth that the dB should be?
Answer: 85-100 dB inside the booth and 85 dB or less outside the booth.
2. (2.2.10) Do you have a specified CFM that the system will operate under?
Answer: The vendor should provide Ventilation and Compressed Air CFM with their booth.
3. (2.2.16) What are the specs regarding temps and/or Rh to quote?
Answer: 50 degrees F – 95 degrees F, less than 90% RH.
4. (3.1) Should labor rates be at prevailing wage?
Answer: Yes.
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