Attch 4 - Questions and Answers.pdf
PDF 434 KB Posted
- Attached to
- Front-Load Aqueous Part Washer Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912LP-23-Q-1134
About this file
This document contains answers to questions from potential offerors regarding Solicitation Number W912LP-23-Q-1134 for the procurement of front-load aqueous parts washers by the Iowa Army National Guard. Electrical service is available at each of the three locations, with circuit breakers ranging from 30 to 60 amps located near the desired installation points. Fresh water supply lines are also available at each location, able to connect to a standard garden hose fitting between 1.5 to 5 feet away. The parts washers will not be plumbed to a drain and must be manually emptied through each unit's sump access, as floor drains are either not available or not suitable for direct connection. Installation of the parts washers will be minor in nature and incidental to the procurements. No electrical, plumbing or concrete work is included in the scope of the acquisition.
View the file
Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| CSS_W912LP-23-Q-1134.pdf | ||
| Attch 1 - Purchase Description.pdf | ||
| Attch 3 - Contractor Information and Pricing Tables.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| Attch 2 - Provisions and Clauses.pdf |
On GovTribe
Work with this file on GovTribe
- Download the original file
- Contacts named in this file
- Similar government files
- Ask GovTribe AI about this file
Text version
Attachment #4 – Questions and Answers
Iowa National Guard
RFQ#: W912LP-23-Q-1134
Contractor questions received and Government’s answers as of 9 August 2023.
Installation shall be of a minor nature and incidental to the parts washer purchase. New electric, plumbing, concrete, etc. are beyond the scope of this acquisition. Photos are not available.
The requiring activity provided this information for each of the three location which should answer most of the questions listed below. A couple questions have additional answer information provided.
(FMS-1 Johnston, IA) 1 is 60 amp, 1 is 50 amp, water plumed to each parts washer. No drain near sucked out each time.
(FMS-3 Sioux City, IA) 30 amp 3 phase breaker, water plumbed to parts washer at its current location, 5 ft, currently using garden hose anyway. No drain near sucked out each time.
(FMS-11 Fort Dodge, IA) 50 amp, water plumbed, garden hose 1.5 feet away, standard garden hose fitting. Floor drain near but NO drain for parts washer and is sucked out each time.
Question #1: Is there a circuit breaker box with at least a 100-amp breaker near the location of these parts washers at each facility? If so, what is the approximate distance from the box to the desired location of these machines at each location?
Each facility has electrical run from the building to the parts washer location. Parts washer will need to be plugged into existing electrical. No electrical work from the breaker to the building is required.
Question #2: Is there a fresh water supply line near the parts washer location?
- If so, what is the approximate distance from the fresh water supply to the desired location of these machines at each location?
- Also, our auto fill option has a standard garden hose size connection. Is fresh water supply able to connect to a standard garden hose size?
- If not being plumbed with fresh water, the sump can be filled with water through the sump access via standard water hose.
If not being plumbed with fresh water, the sump can be filled with water through the sump access via standard water hose.
Question #3: Will these parts washers be plumbing to drain?
- If so, what is the approximate distance from the drain to the desired location of these machines at each location?
Attachment #4 – Questions and Answers
Iowa National Guard
RFQ#: W912LP-23-Q-1134
- Our drain port on these machines are 2” NPT. Is the current drain access able to connect to this connection size?
- If not being plumbed to a drain, our machines come with a 2” NPT cap and the sump tank would need to sucked out through the sump access.
If not being plumbed to a drain, our machines come with a 2” NPT cap and the sump tank would need to sucked out through the sump access.
Question #4: For installation, do you have any recommendations for Electrician and Plumber contractors in the three areas?
We do not make recommendations for subcontractors.
Question #5: Regarding electrical hookup, are there existing outlets?
- If so can we get pictures of the outlets?
- If there are not outlets, can we get pictures of the existing connections / disconnect?
Photos are not available.
Question #6: Regarding the water hookup, are there existing water connections that will accommodate a garden hose fitting? If not, what is the current water connection?
////NOTHING FOLLOWS\\\\
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .