Attachment-5_Site Visit Questions-Answers_W911RX24Q0008 (B896).pdf

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This memorandum responds to industry questions regarding solicitation number W911RX24Q0008 from the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command Fort Hood. The solicitation seeks an uninterruptible power supply battery for Building 896 at Fort Riley, Kansas. The memorandum addresses a question about whether remote monitoring capabilities are required, with the government response indicating remote monitoring is not necessary for the UPS systems. No other details are provided regarding the products, services, response dates or other terms of the solicitation.

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December 5, 2023

Attn: Mr. Christopher Richie Attn: Ms. Jennifer Krause MICC—Fort Riley 1792 12th Street Fort Riley, Kansas 66442-0248

Subject: Industry Questions Regarding RFQ # W911RX-23-Q-0008, B896

Dear Mr. Richie:

XXX is submitting this memorandum to seek clarifications on certain aspects of the Request for Quotation (RFQ) # W911RX-23-Q-0008. We aim to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the RFQ's requirements to prepare an accurate and competitive quote.

Question 01: Remote Reporting Capabilities

• Does the government desire a Network Card for remote reporting capabilities for the UPS system? This feature would enable monitoring of the system's operational status from the main post, eliminating the need for physical checks at the site.

Answer 01: The government does not require a network card for the UPS systems.

We appreciate your attention to these questions and look forward to your prompt response. Our aim is to ensure compliance with all requirements and to submit a comprehensive and competitive quote. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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