Solicitation Question and Answers_KRMD Remote Docks 20240830.pdf

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Tongass Docks and Marine Infrastructure Repairs: KMRD Remote Dock
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a Solicitation for the Tongass Docks and Marine Infrastructure Repairs: KMRD Remote Dock project. The solicitation seeks to repair various elements of the three separate Remote Dock Facilities within the Ketchikan-Misty Ranger District (KMRD), including piles, abutments, gangways, mooring hardware, finger docks, and safety upgrades.

The Q&A addresses requests for more detailed design information on the new 32' x 12' dock (Bid Item 1001) and the new finger dock (Bid Item 3002), as well as confirmation that lumber is an acceptable material in lieu of more expensive composite materials. The Agency's responses indicate that some design details will be provided through submittals from the awarded contractor, and that timber/lumber is an acceptable material as noted in the Schedule of Items.

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Solicitation Question & Answers KRMD Remote Docks

Q1. Bid Item 1001 is for a new 32' x 12' dock - the plans and specifications lack the details necessary to be able to quote this. Please provide a completed design.

A1. Dock Elevations are provided on A-12, note stringer spacing were provided on A-03, floats are determined by contractor and supplier and can be discussed with awarded GC, freeboard was provided on A-05. As this is a new dock construction for this item, specific details will be provided by G.C. to the Gov’t. via submittal.

Q2. Bid Item 3002 is for a new Finger dock - same comment as above, there are not adequate details to quote this. Please provide a completed design drawing.

A2. See Response to Q1.

Q3. Please confirm that lumber is acceptable for all items that request composite material -our suppliers indicate that this material is expensive, not readily available and will result in a very slick surface.

A3. Timber / lumber is acceptable for items as noted on Schedule of Items.

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