Wilburt mast installation

THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED: #1-Is it possible to get pictures of both MERS Trailers? We can provide pictures if needed. We just need specifics of what pictures you would like. However, we cannot release these photos during solicitation stage due to security concerns. #2-Does the existing Mast being moved from Trailer #1 currently HAVE all the associated (same)equipment being quoted as the new mast install? No, some of the items quoted are in additional to what the current mast has. #3-Will Trailer #1 New Mast need an oiler and regulator quoted? Yes, because the current system has a Mast and Compressor only that is being reused. #4- Are the trailers identical as far as height?(from ground level to trailer deck) No, the two trailers are different #5- Does Trailer #1 currently have a mast guy kit and foot control? It has the Guy Kit, but no foot control #6- What is the timeframe on-site for this project? The work is to be done at a local shop within 75 miles of Frederick, MD and needs to be completed within #7- Are there any restrictions for this project? Yes, it must be done by a certified Wilburt mast Installer and be completed at a shop within 75 miles of Frederick, MD #8- Will the compressor need to be installed inside the shelter? No, the compressor will be installed in an existing storage box sitting on the deck of the trailer in front of the large shelter box #9- Do both trailers have grounding kits? Both trailers have grounding capabilities/grounding kits for the two trailers in reference (Trailer having mast removed and trailer having that same mast installed) Trailer listed as APG tower has grounding capabilities but no kit currently. It will have one in the future. #10- Is the voltage provided by the generator 120 volts? ie. for the air compressor Yes, it provides regular 110 power for all AC equipment in the shelter #11- Would you prefer to have any redundant cables in your nycoil for future use? No, as we have already accounted for this