W9128F24Q0025 SAM.gov Questions and Answers Updated 02-20-24.pdf
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This document provides details on a federal contract solicitation for septic pumping services. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Omaha District is soliciting proposals for the Gavins Point Pumping Contract for fiscal years 2024 through 2029. Services will include septic pumping, removal, and disposal for vault toilets, holding tanks, lift stations, and fish cleaning stations at USACE managed campgrounds, day use areas and public facilities near Gavins Point Dam in Yankton, South Dakota. The primary NAICS code is 562991 for septic tank and related services up to $9 million in size. Proposals are due no later than March 1, 2024 and the solicitation is restricted to small businesses. The document outlines location and capacity details for the facilities as well as contact information for questions.
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W9128F24Q0025 Gavins Point Pumping Contract
Ques�ons and Answers 2/16/24:
Ques�on: What is the loca�on of the sewage lagoon the contractor will have access to for this contract?
Answer: 55280 NE Hwy 121, Cro�on, NE 68730, by the Gavins Point Outside Maintenance Facility
2/21/24:
Ques�on: What are the capaci�es of the vault toilets, holding tanks, li� sta�ons, and fish cleaning sta�ons?
Answer: The vault toilets hold 750 gallons. Two of the vaults are doubles, which have two 750 gallon tanks. The fish cleaning sta�ons hold 2000 gallons. The holding tank holds 1000 gallons. The li� sta�on holds 300 gallons, and pumping is used at the end of the season to remove the last bit that the li� pump does not evacuate.
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