Response_to_Solicitation_Questions.docx
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- Forklift Rental and Maintenance Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W911SG-18-Q-0001
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This amendment provides answers to questions asked on Solicitation W911SG-18-Q-0001.
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Questions on Solicitation W911SG-18-Q-0001
1. Has a contractor performed similar work to this for the government in the past? If available, please provide the incumbent contract number.
A. The contract number is W911SG-13-P-0336
2. Customer requests a "Forklift 6,000 lbs. sit-down/Propane" @ Warehouse 1081. Will the customer accept a 5,000lb capacity forklift?
A: NO due to the fact that we need a 6,000 lbs. capacity to accommodate workload.
3. Customer requests a 10,000 lbs. capacity...Diesel Reach Forklift at Warehouse 1081. Will the customer accept a 9,000lb capacity forklift?
A: NO due to the fact that we need 10,000 lbs. capacity to accommodate workload.
4. Can you confirm the (14th) rental unit is for a 10,000lb capacity reach (telehandler) forklift?
A: Yes it is a 10,000 lbs. reach telehandler forklift
5. Customer requests a 5,000 lbs. sit-down Diesel Forklift @ 9438B McGregor Range. Will the customer accept a propane unit?
A: No, this location needs a diesel due to ammunitions handling and safety regulations.
6. Can you confirm daily inspections and daily fluid refills fall under customer responsibility (industry standard)?
A: Customer will do daily inspections on equipment. Vendor will be responsible for refilling fluids as needed.
7. We believe it is an industry standard that tire replacement is not considered normal wear and tear and is typically customer responsibility. Would the customer accept a change to the terms allowing for tire replacement to fall under customer responsibility (when applicable)?
A: No, the customer will not accept a change to the terms allowing for tire replacement to fall under customer responsibility.
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