14 Feb 24 Questions and Answers.pdf
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- GAOA Lolo Recreation Site Water System Replacements Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 1240LU24B0002
- Issued by
- Department of Agriculture Forest Service
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This document contains a question and answer file related to Solicitation No. 1240LU24B0002 for the GAOA Lolo Recreation Site Water System Replacements project for the Lolo National Forest. The key details are as follows:
The question and answer file addresses questions received as of February 14, 2024 regarding the solicitation. It provides responses to questions on preferences for coil or stick HDPE pipe for trench installation and whether boring or open cut trenching will be used for the 1-inch and 1-inch water lines. While no preference is stated for pipe material, contractors are directed to review sections 1.3 and 3.3 of the specifications regarding use of premises and restoration of damaged property. All questions for the opportunity are due no later than February 29, 2024 and should be sent to the point of contact listed.
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Solicitation No. 1240LU24B0002
Question and Answer Document As of 02/14/2024
Q1. I was curious do you guys have a preference on coil pipe vs stick pipe hdpe? The reason I ask is because stick pipe would go in the trench a lot easier and straighter. You wouldn’t have to fight the coil of the pipe.
A1. The Forest Service has no preference on stick or coil HDPE pipe.
Q2. And are you hoping to bore most of that in to limit the amount of destruction? or open cut trench the 1 ½”/ 1” line in?
A2. The Forest Service does not stipulate the method of installation. However, please review
Section 1.3 Use of Premises and Section 3.3 Restoration of Damaged Property in the Specifications.
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