W91QVP-25-Q-5015 JPMRC 26-01 Oahu Reefers Questions.pdf
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The document is a questions and clarification email regarding a reefer (refrigerated) container requirement for the Joint Pacific Multinational Readiness Center (JPMRC) 26-01 Oahu exercise, solicitation number W91QVP-25-Q-5015. The specific requirement involves five refrigerated containers with precise temperature settings: one 40-foot container set at 36 degrees for Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam (JBPHH), and four containers (three 40-foot and one 20-foot) going to X-Ray location. Of these four containers, two 40-foot containers will be set at 36 degrees, one 40-foot container will be set at 0 degrees, and the 20-foot container will also be set at 0 degrees specifically for ice storage.
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W91QVP-25-Q-5015 JPMRC 26-01 Oahu Reefers Questions
1. From what I understand you need 4 x 40 foot containers and 1 x 20 foot container with refrigerator systems on them for food storage. But also on the description its mention that you need to store ice, does that mean that the 20 foot container is for the ice, (Just asking because the refrigerator system on containers is different for a freezer(0* degrees) then from refrigerator (36* degrees) Or do you need all 5 containers to be combo containers which have two separate compartments with-in (half of the container is a freezer and the other half is refrigerator).
I’ve confirmed with the Oahu Reefer POC and this is what they said:
• 1x 40ft is going to JBPHH will be set at 36 Degrees
• 3x 40ft / 1x20ft are going to X-Ray o 2x40ft are to be set at 36 Degrees o 1x40ft is to be set at 0 Degrees o 1x20ft is to be set at 0 Degrees (Yes, this reefer is for ICE)
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