Decoys Industry Questions and Answers W911RX25QA014.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation W911RX25QA014 regarding M1087 inflatable decoys for Fort Riley. The document clarifies several key requirements:
The decoys must be inflatable and include 4 hours of operator training, a patch kit capable of repairing 1/4-inch holes, and generators to support the inflatables. The total weight limit is 300 pounds minus generators, and the equipment must be broken down into transport cases for soldier portability without material handling equipment. Delivery is required to the Training Support Center at Fort Riley, KS, with appropriate identification needed for base access through the 12th street gate. The requirement for generators, decoys, and support equipment is specified as one complete package rather than separate items.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Attachment 1 Salient Characteristics M1087 Decoys W911RX25QA014.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attachment 2 SOW DECOY W911RX25QA014.pdf | ||
| RFQ Solicitation W911RX25QA014.pdf |
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Industry Questions Decoys W911RX25QA014
1. Is this requirement asking to include an operator to set up and train for a day?
Answer: Yes, four hours of training
2. Should we include ANY repairs or parts should something happen?
Answer: Yes, a patch kit. Capable of repairing a1/4-inch hole.
3. Not sure what permits and toll is.
Answer: Not applicable for this requirement Decoy(s) just requires delivery to Training Support Center, BLDG 77680 Armistead Road, Ft Riley, KS 66442 if delivery by freight licenses and appropriate identification is needed to access Fort Riley 12th street gate.
4. Is it a requirement for the decoys to be inflatable?
Answer: YES
5. Does the specification for a generator pertain to supporting an inflatable decoy, or is it an independent requirement? To support the inflatable.
Answer: This is all one requirement.
6. Is the 300-pound weight limit based on the assumption that the selected decoy will be inflatable, or is it driven by an expeditionary need? Expeditionary, we intend to be able to lift and remove equipment from a vehicle or trailer to set up and recover by Soldiers. We don’t want to require material handling equipment to move the decoys.
Answer: Inflatable Decoys should weigh 300 Pounds minus the generators, requirement should be broken down into transport cases.
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