A30_Answers_to_Request_for_Information_BD-5.pdf

Answers to Request for Information:

BD-5 Vessel Maintenance and Repair: Solicitation #: W912DR-16-T-0005

Q1. Item 0007 – We would like to know the length, width, and thickness of the plating described in this item.

A1. Approximately 14 feet by 7 feet of 5/16” plate.

Q2. Item 0009 – We would like to know the type of antifreeze and the quantity necessary.

A2. Approximately 60 gallons of PEAK Fleet Charge - 50/50 pre-diluted (Ethylene Glycol

Based) or equal.

Q3. Item 0010 – We would like to know how many linear feet of damaged welds in specified locations.

A3. Approximately 20 feet.

Q4. Item 0011 – We would like to know the quantity and how many square inches of heavily pitted areas will require clad welding.

A4. Approximate areas to be clad welded are: (one each) 36"x 12", 60"x 5", 6"x 4" and 18"x

4".

Q5. Item 0013 – We would like to know if there is a drawing for the rudder. Also, is the spare rudder available for survey?

A5. Please see attached picture. Rudder is approximately 20" x 25". We do have a spare rudder, but no drawings.

Q6. Item 0015 – We would like to know the quantity, size, and location of the through hull fittings.

A6. Seven total thru-hulls; 2 on the bottom (3/4" and 1 1/2"), 4 on the port side (all 3/4") and

1 on the starboard side (3/4").

Q7. Item 0023 – We would like to know if this warranty is as described in paragraph (3) of the Performance Work Statement.

A7. Yes, any work performed should be warranted for no less than 12 months from time of acceptance.

** Please see seven (7) attached pictures for reference. **

Pitting on Port Side Aft requiring clad welding.

Pitting on Starboard side, forward requiring clad welding

Lower rudder bushing, port rudder

Measurements of rudder

Thru-hull in engine room port side

Thru-hull in engine room on bottom

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