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ANTI-STATIC IT WORKBENCHES FOR THE TNARNG
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W912L7-24-Q-1605
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to a Request for Quote (RFQ) for anti-static IT workbenches for the Tennessee Army National Guard.

The key details are:

  • The Tennessee Army National Guard is procuring 2 anti-static IT workbenches for its Recruiting and Retention Battalion in Nashville, TN.
  • The workbenches must meet minimum specifications, including a top shelf of 68-72" x 14-18", a backplate of 68-72" x 16-20", and the ability to adjust up to a minimum height of 45" to accommodate standing work.
  • Offers are due by August 22, 2024 at 10:00 AM CST. Questions are due by August 20, 2024 at 10:00 AM CST.
  • This is a small business set-aside solicitation, with award to be made on a Firm Fixed Price basis to the most advantageous offer based on technical, price, and past performance factors.
  • Delivery is required within 30 calendar days of contract award, FOB Destination.

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Questions and Answers: W912L724Q1605

Question: Can you provide specifications for the individual shelves and backplate?

Answer: At a minimum the workbench shall come with a top shelf with the dimensions of 68” – 72” x 14” – 18” or dimensions that are proportionate to the size of the workbench. The backplate dimensions are 68” – 72” x 16” – 20” or dimensions that are proportionate to the size of the workbench.

Question: With regards to the required “standing capable” feature, will an adjustable work surface of 30” – 36” high be sufficient to meet this requirement?

Answer: An adjustable workbench is acceptable, however, it must be capable of adjusting up to a minimum approximate height of 45”.

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