Solicitation_Q&A_2.pdf
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- Lockout/Tagout Audit Service
- Solicitation number
- W911RQ-17-T-0006
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Responses to second round of questions.
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SOLICITATION W911RQ‐17‐T‐0006; Lockout/Tagout Audit Services Questions and Answers (2)
Q: There are about 130 cranes. What types of cranes?
A: The equipment list specifies the type of crane by weight capacity. Any other crane details are not readily available. Recommend offerors use their experience performing similar LOTO services on cranes as a reference.
Q: Industrial indoor or construction dock style?
A: That information is not readily available. Recommend offerors use their experience performing similar LOTO services on cranes as a reference.
Q: Are they stationary or mobile, and do the procedures include the mobile device?
A: That information is not readily available. Recommend offerors use their experience performing similar LOTO services on cranes as a reference.
Q: How many are similar?
A: That information is not readily available. Recommend offerors use their experience performing similar LOTO services on cranes as a reference.
Q: Can we see a sample of one of the approved LOTO procedures for a complex crane so we can see the format and content style you are looking for?
A: No, the awardee is expected to create their own format and content style (at the direction of the on‐site POC).
Q: How long does it take to get on base with security?
A: That information cannot be officially disclosed in a public forum due to operations security and force protection concerns.
Q: There appear to be about 36 buildings with shops, how long will it take to get access to each on average.
A: That information cannot be officially disclosed in a public forum due to operations security and force protection concerns. Potential offerors may use open source applications (Google Earth, etc.) to develop their own time estimates.
Q: How far are the buildings from each other on average?
A: That information cannot be officially disclosed in a public forum due to operations security and force protection concerns. Potential offerors may use open source applications (Google Earth, etc.) to develop their own time estimates.
Q: Are we allowed to take pictures?
A: Only authorized individuals are allowed to take pictures on government installations.
Approval must be granted by the Red River Army Depot Personnel Security/OPSEC office.
Q: Are your regulations on base the same as OSHA or do you have additional requirements?
A: Per the statement of work (SOW), all requirements are based off of OSHA regulation 29 CFR
1910.147.
Q: Do you have a sample accident plan we can use as a template?
A: No, offerors are authorized and encouraged to provide their own accident plan based on the
SOW and their experience performing similar LOTO services.
Q: Are we to provide any LOTO equipment or just the audit and corrected procedures.
A: Per the statement of work (Part 4) the Contractor shall provide all necessary materials required to achieve the performance objectives listed in Part 6 of the statement of work.
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