B 08 - RFQ - Responses to Questions.docx
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NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU
office of the united states property and fiscal officer for minnesota
15000 HWY 115, CAMP RIPLEY
LITTLE FALLS, MN 56345-4173
NGMN-USP 25 February 2020
SUBJECT: Latrine_Greywater Solicitation Number: W912LM-20-R-0002 - Responses to Questions
1) Does a business need to be licensed and certified with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agengy?
Response: Yes, a business needs to be licensed and certified with the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency prior to award.
2) As far as the dump site for waste & greywater at Camp Ripley, will it be dumped at the wastewater facility on MN-115 just East of the main gate?
Response: Paragraph 3.4 of the PWS - The primary location for onsite dumping at Camp Ripley will be the Waste Water Treatment Plant at MGRS location 15TUM 96597 03227 between the hours of 7:00 am through 3:00 pm, Monday through Friday. Any dumping on Camp Ripley that occurs outside of these hours shall require communication with the COR to facilitate dumping at the alternate location at MGRS location 15TUM 96252 05223
3) 5.2.1 of the PWS says the chemical latrine deoderizer shall be clear in color. Does this mean we would need to find an alternative to the industry standard blue deoderizer that is typically put into the portable restroom tanks?
Response: Deodorizer shall be clear in color
4) Roughly how often is it required that the contractor service the restrooms/chemical latrines over the weekend?
Response: This depends on the number of units/personnel using of the area
5) Roughly how often is is required that the contractor pump out greywater tanks over the weekend?
Response: This depends on the number of units/personnel using of the area
6) On Technical Exhibit 4 (Typical Annual Quantities), when it says "Summer Delivery AHATS" with estimated qty of 50, is that 50 latrines that would be delivered in Spring & stay there for the summer?
Response: 50 deliveries of latrines during the period
7) On Technical Exhibit 4 (Typical Annual Quantities), when it says "Clean & Move" with estimated qty 4, does that mean 4 latrines will be moved over the summer, or all of them to be moved 4 times?
Response: 4 latrines to be cleaned and moved, not all of them 4 times
8) On Technical Exhibit 4 (Typical Annual Quantities), Could you please clarify how some of the numbers are calculated such as the Service In Place Summer CRTC?
Response: The numbers are based off of average numbers from previous years
9) Greywater Pumping Service - how many of the tanks at CRTC are 300 gallons & how many are 1,000 gallons?
Response: Units have their own tanks and depends on the size of the unit.
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