Question-Answers of Quantity update.docx
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- Solicitation number
- W911QX-25-Q-A063
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The document is a Questions and Answers file related to a Department of the Army solicitation for two High Altitude Electromagnetic Pulse (HEMP) Generator Shelters. The solicitation (W911QX-25-Q-A063) is a small business set-aside for two identical HEMP shielded Generator Set Shelters. Key details include clarifications about the requirement for two separate, identical units in a single 40-foot container, with no primary/standby configuration and no synchronization gear between the generators.
The solicitation is managed by the Army Materiel Command Army Contraction Command at Aberdeen Proving Ground. Critical dates include questions due by Thursday, 21 August 2025 at 5:00 PM EST, with responses expected by 4:59 PM EST on Tuesday, 26 August 2025. The solicitation is set to close on Friday, 05 September 2025 at 4:59 PM EST. Interested vendors should contact Melissa Murphy and andrew Merdoc at their provided .mil email addresses, and are advised to request access to the Salient Characteristics for full requirement details.
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1. Is the intent to have two (2) identical HEMP shielded Gen Set Shelters or both Gensets in a single shelter?
0. Two identical units
1. Is the room at the site for a 40ft container vs two 20’ containers?
1. Two identical units, a single 40 ft container will not work.
1. If two shelters, should we consider an interconnection between or would one be a “primary stand-by Genset” and the other be a redundant “stand-by Genset” which is manually “plugged in”?
2. Two identical units for separate efforts, no primary and standby.
1. Should we consider some form of “synchronization gear” and connections between both Genset / shelters to bring both sets up to the correct frequency?
3. No
1. Will each genset be supplied utility from two separate sources? This question is due to the SOW, whilst it speaks of two (2) gensets does not specify a multiplication in incoming and output 400a filters.
4. N/A – Two separate identical generator systems.
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