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This is a Questions and Answers document dated 11/26/2024 regarding the installation of 2-post and 4-post vehicle lifts at Red River Army Depot (RRAD). The document addresses four specific technical questions about the lift installation requirements. Key details include confirmation that 3-phase voltage will be accepted for all lifts, clarification that the 4-post lift should meet "standard" measurements for max wheelbase, deck length, and overall length per specifications, and confirmation that this is a new construction project with concrete already poured.

The related solicitation (W911RQ-25-R-0011) is being conducted by the Department of the Army Materiel Command Contracting Command Detroit Arsenal as a commercial item procurement under NAICS code 333921 with a small business size standard of 1000 employees. The contract period will be 12 months from the completion and turnover of building 561 to RRAD.

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2&4 post Lift questions and answers 11/26/2024

1. We they accept 3 phase voltage on all the lifts. Answer: Yes, it can be installed as a 3 ph

2. On the 4-post lift; what length lift do you want (its showing 3 lengths on the specs) or what is the max wheelbase of the vehicle they intend to lift. Answer: For the 4 post lift, RRAD will require the “standard” measurements on call outs for Max wheel base , Deck Length, and overall length in the 4 post lift specs.

3. Is this new construction or existing. Answer: New Construction

4. If new, has the concrete been poured. If not, do you want underground conduits or overhead. Answer: Yes, concrete has been poured.

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