Attachment II Industry Questions and Answers Install Cubicles and Furniture 1 August 2025.pdf
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- Office Cubicles and Furniture Installation
- Solicitation number
- W9124C-25-Q-A009
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This document is an Industry Questions and Answers attachment for a Department of the Army cubicle and furniture installation project. The document addresses four key contractor inquiries: (1) no furniture hardware is required, only services, (2) the existing furniture system is Friant brand, (3) electrical work involving cubicle outlet disconnection and reconnection is necessary, and (4) contractors must perform a proper inventory of disassembled panels and workstations and provide their own pallets for tracking. The document is dated 1 August 2025 and is from the Mission and Installation Contracting Command located at Fort Jackson, South Carolina, corresponding to Solicitation Number W9124C-25-Q-A009 for Office Cubicles and Furniture Installation.
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JUN 24
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
MISSION AND INSTALLATION CONTRACTING
COMMAND 4340 CENTURY DIVISION AVENUE
FORT JACKSON, SC 29207
CCMI-CBR-JA 1 August 2025
SUBJECT: Industry Questions and Answers for the Cubicles and Furniture Installation.
1. I’ve reviewed the Solicitation and Performance Work Statements, and I didn’t see any mention of furniture hardware requirements. Please correct me if I’m mistaken, but it appears that only services are needed, and no new furniture items are required — is that correct?
Answer: No hardware needed.
2. What is the brand of the existing furniture system? Teknion? Friant?
Answer: Friant
3. Will there be electricals involved in the job such as disconnecting and reconnecting whips?
Answer: Yes, reconnection and disconnection of the cubicle’s outlets.
4. Do you require proper inventory after disassembly? If so, it would be advisable to palletize the panels and workstations so everything will be accounted for. Will the government be providing pallets or the contractor?
Answer: Yes, proper inventory is required and no, the government will not be providing pallets. The contractors will need to supply these.
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