Questions and Answers.pdf
PDF 121 KB Posted
- Attached to
- ANTI-ICE VALVE TEST STAND Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W912NW-20-Q-0026
About this file
This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for an Anti-Ice Valve Test Stand. The solicitation seeks a firm fixed price contract for one test stand to be awarded by the Corpus Christi Army Depot Contracting Office. The test stand must meet performance requirements specified in the statement of work, including capabilities for air flow measurement, electrical testing, and integration with facility air sources and accessories. Bidders may inspect existing test fixtures on site at the Corpus Christi Army Center of Excellence for Calibration and Repair during the post-award period. Teleconferences are acceptable for other post-award meetings including design reviews. Questions regarding the solicitation are due by April 6, 2020.
View the file
Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| A21 Amendment 1.pdf | ||
| A21 Solicitation.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
PARA Contractor Question(s): Government Response:
7.1.6
Is the air source supplied by the facility or is a compressor to be supplied with the stand?
Air source will be supplied by facilities.
7.1.2
Is there going to be a floor plan of the building showing the location of the new Anti-Ice Valve Test Stand?
A basic floor plan can be provided.
6.4
Should the test stand integrate an electrical safety tester for HIPOT and insulation resistance testing? Or will this be done elsewhere?
Currently, testing is done separately. A separate HIPOT testing is acceptable, if the test stand software accepts inputs such as pass/fail and the value(s) of the test results.
7.1.6
Should the test stand integrate the filter, dryer, and receiver tank? Or will these be part of the government-provided facility air?
Air source, dryer and receiver tank will be supplied by facilities. Test stand should have an air filter.
6.4.1
Is there a method of flow measurement that maintenance and calibration personnel are very comfortable with?
Current test stand utilizes orifice plates. Other methods such as turbine meters may be used if they meet the tolerance specifications.
6.4.1
There are several options for air flow measurement. Is there a method that calibration equipment is available for?
Current test stand utilizes orifice plates. Other devices may require off sight calibration.
6.2.11
The SOW seems to contemplate a separate electronics enclosure and test stand module. Is this preferred? Or would the government prefer a monolithic test stand with the two sections permanently connected?
Either method would be acceptable, provided the stand meets the performance requirements of the SOW.
7.1.3
Are existing special tools, such as fixture T13-0135 available for Contractors’ inspection after award?
Test fixtures can be made available for inspection.
Are there any critical special tools that are not available for Contractors’ inspection?
No, inspection of test fixtures will need to be done at
CCAD.
9.0
SOW 9.0 Post Award Meeting-Will the post award meeting be at CCAD or via teleconference?
Teleconference is acceptable.
For any other meetings, will they be teleconference?
Will there be a preliminary design review, intermediate design review, or critical design review? If so, will it be held teleconference?
Are the tool drawings on the test fixtures available e.g. T13-1034 & T13- 1035?
Test fixtures can be made available for inspection.
Inspection of test fixtures will need to be done at CCAD.
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .