Industry Question and Answer 6.16.25.docx
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- W911KF-25-Q-002S
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This document is an Industry Question and Answer file for a Used Oil Extraction contract (Solicitation Number W911KF-25-Q-002S) at Anniston Army Depot (ANAD). The opportunity involves extracting used oil from holding tanks at the Hazardous Waste Storage Facility, with an estimated 16,000 gallons per tank per extraction event. Key details from the Q&A include confirmation that pickups will vary based on workload, with an estimated 5-6 annual pickups, and an average pickup volume of approximately 17,000 gallons that may contain up to 5% water.
The contract is issued by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal and is classified as a Sale of Surplus Property opportunity. No specific quantity is guaranteed, and contractors are advised that variability in oil volume should not be grounds for price adjustments. Interested bidders are instructed to complete the "BID" section of the Standard Form 114 solicitation and review the attached Statement of Work for comprehensive terms and conditions.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| SOW - Used Oil 1.docx | DOCX document | |
| SF_114 Oil Sale W911KF-25-Q-002S pg3.pdf | ||
| SF_114 Oil Sale W911KF-25-Q-002S pg2.pdf | ||
| SF_114 Oil Sale W911KF-25-Q-002S pg1.pdf |
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Industry Question and Answer
1. How many pickups do you average per year?
Pickups will vary based on workload. A rough estimate is probably 5-6 pickups annually.
2. Do you have water % data from recent pickups?
No. The government does not have that data.
3. Could we have this extended to a later due date?
The closing date has been updated.
4. Do you have information on the % of water in the 20,000 gallon Used Oil tank?
The numbers are going to vary with each load. It is estimated that the average pickup is 17,000 gallons and may be up to 5% water.
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