Additional Questions and Answers 12444324Q0070 08-26-24.pdf
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This document contains Additional Questions and Answers related to Solicitation 12444324Q0070 for the demolition and clean-up of two former residences on Wayne National Forest property. The questions address the nature and potential contamination of coal piles found at the site. The responses indicate that the coal has been assumed to be for residential use based on the location, but contractors are advised to inspect the material and make their own determinations. Contractors are also advised to bid the project based on the Statement of Work and their own site observations, as well as disposal facility requirements. No additional information is available on the origin of the coal. This appears to be a supplemental Q&A document rather than a full Statement of Work or other procurement document.
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Questions and Answers 12444324Q0070
1. Are we sure that this is coal? How was it determined? THIS WAS DETERMINED BY
OBSERVATIONS AT THE SITE AND ODNR MINE MAPPING, AND ASSUMED TO BE COAL
SUPPLY FOR THE RESIDENCE, BASED ON THE LOCATION OF THE PILE AND HISTORY OF
THE SITE. CONTRACTORS ARE ENCOURAGED TO OBSERVE THE MATERIAL AND MAKE
THEOR OWN DETERMINATION IF QUESTIONS REMAIN.
2. Has the coal been contaminated with anything? THERE IS NO WAY OF KNOWING, BUT
DUE TO THE LOCATION, IT IS ASSUMED TO BE CLEAN. CONTRACTORS MUST MAKE THEIR
OWN DETERMINATION AND BID ACCORDINGLY.
3. Do they have any information about who supplied the coal or is the customer even available. THERE IS NO INFORMATION AVAIALBLE REGARDING THE ORIGINS OF THIS
MATERIAL.
4. If the coal is acceptable, it will need to be mixed with uncontaminated soil at a ratio of 4:1 for disposal. CONTRACTORS SHOULD BID ON THIS PROJECT BASED ON THE SOW
AND SPECIFICATIONS, AS WELL AS THEIR OWN SITE OBSERVATIONS AND DISPOSAL
FACILITY REQUIREMENTS.
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