Vendor Questions-W912QM-24-Q-0020-Solar Powered Taxiway Lights_01MAY24.pdf
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This document contains vendor questions related to Solicitation W912QM-24-Q-0020 for Solar Powered Taxiway Lights. The solicitation is seeking to acquire 150 portable L-863 aviation lights with 17.2Ah batteries and yellow bases, plus an additional 20 stake mounts and a wireless handheld RF controller. The solicitation indicates that existing taxiway light mounts can be utilized, but the new lights must match the dimensions of the existing mounts. Vendors may propose alternate solutions as long as the dimensions and capabilities are the same as the specified product. The solicitation requires pricing for 20 additional stake mounts, not 170. No additional information is provided about the contract timeline, set-asides, or other salient details.
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Vendor Questions for Combined Solicitation/Synopsis
W912QM-24-Q-0020 Solar Powered Taxiway Lights
1. In this tender is the Avlite System required. Can we also offer an alternate solution?
a. Yes, another solution is acceptable as long as the dimensions and capabilities are the same.
2. Are some systems already installed, which must be implemented in the new system?
a. There are some existing mounts already installed that we will utilize.
This is why our dimension requirement must be met. Other than that, no.
3. What Clarify Line Item 0001 with respect to: Do you require pricing for 20 additional stake mounts OR; Do you require pricing for 170 additional stake mounts?
a. 20 additional stake mounts. We need 150 concrete mounts and an extra 20 stake mounts for areas without concrete.
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