RFIs and Responses Williston Lift Station 9.14.23.pdf
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- Lift Station Repairs at Williston Resource Office Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W9128F23Q0099
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This document contains questions and responses regarding an RFI for repairs to a lift station at the Williston Resource Office. The Army Corps of Engineers response indicated that a higher RPM motor of 3450 rpm would be acceptable if it was Group D explosion proof. They also confirmed that moving the control station to the east would avoid any need to run new electrical power, as the existing power is fed from an office building.
The related federal contract opportunity was for lift station repairs at the Williston Resource Office, solicited by the Omaha District of the Army Corps of Engineers under solicitation number W9128F23Q0099. The document provided questions from potential offerors and responses from the agency regarding motor specifications and electrical power requirements.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFIs and Responses Williston Lift Station 9.14.23.pdf | ||
| Attachment 3 Photos.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 Drawing M-001.pdf | ||
| RELEASED_W9128F23Q0099 Lift Station.pdf | ||
| Attachment 4 APP Checklist.pdf |
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1. Can the requirements be changed to 3450 rpm and the explosion proof requirement be dropped?
USACE Response: The higher RPM is acceptable however the motor needs to be Group D.
2. Where is the electrical power coming from to feed the control panel and is it from a breaker panel located close to the lift station? Or is it coming from a meter and where is it located?
USACE Response: The power is fed from the office building and with moving the control station to the east, there should no issue with needing to pull any new power.
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