Z--Auxiliary Fuel Tank Removal & Replacements NEXRAD

AMENDMENT 0001 (08/21/2026):ADD QUESTIONS AND PHOTOS TO ATTACHMENTS1. The SOW states that the NWS will reduce the existing tank levels to approximately 20% (about 200 gallons), but it does not specify who will provide the fuel needed to operate and test the new system after installation. Could you please confirm whether the Government will provide the fuel for final testing, or if the contractor is expected to include fuel in its pricing?Answer: NWS will fill the tanks after the system is installed before testing.2. Can you please provide the full coordinates for the Promontory Point site? Only the northing coordinate was provided in the SOW.Answer: 41°15'46.01"N 112°26'52.29"W3. Can photos of the existing tanks be provided? This will assist us with understanding equipment requirements and access, etc.Answer: Photos on attachments4. Please provide information on what fittings are required for the supply/return lines.Answer: Photos on attachments5. Are the tanks located inside? If inside, can access for equipment and the tanks removal/replacement be described?Answer: Outside6. What monitoring equipment is used on the tanks? For instance: brand (Veeder Root, Pneumercator, Franklin, etc.), model #, level sensors, interstitial monitors, etc.Answer: Pneumercator.7. We request clarification regarding the commissioning and testing scope for the two replacement auxiliary fuel tanks under RFQ 1305M326Q0445. After the contractor removes and disposes of the residual fuel and installs each new tank, who will furnish the fuel required to test the new fuel system and sensors?Answer: See answer to question #18. If the contractor is to furnish it, please specify the required fuel type and quantity for each site. If NWS will furnish it, please confirm when it will be available for commissioning.Answer: See answer to question #1END OF AMENDMENT 0001REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS (RFQ)Constructions Services for Auxiliary Fuel Tank Removal and Replacement at NEXRAD Sites in Utah.1....