C04_Questions and Answers 12FPC126Q0048 Electrical Services.pdf
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- 12FPC126Q0048
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract opportunity 12FPC126Q0048 addressing electrical services requirements.
The document clarifies key project requirements for prospective offerors. Staffing requirements specify that workers need only be on-site during active work and final inspection, not for additional post-completion days. Cat6 cable must be BABA certified as a federal infrastructure requirement. Background checks are not separately required, but contractors must comply with all RFQ requirements and applicable federal clauses including 52.222-3 Convict Labor and 52.204-9 Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel. The electrical contractor is responsible only for rough-in conduits, not for running Cat6 data cable. The project involves installing 3 power poles with 2 receptacles and 2 data ports total. No pre-quote walkthrough will be available to prospective offerors, and pricing should be developed based on the attached solicitation documents, floor plans, and other provided information rather than site visits.
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Questions and Answers 12FPC126Q0048 – Electrical Services
1) PWS Section 1.10 requires two staff available on site for two days. Please confirm this requirement is satisfied by the two-person crew performing the work during the scheduled work period and does not call for two additional days of on-site presence following completion.
a. Only need the workers there when working and for final inspection of completed work.
2) Does the Cat6 Cable need to be BABA certified?
a. This is a federal requirement for infrastructure projects, yes.
3) Are there background checks required for this project?
a. No, the contractor must meet all requirements set forth in the RFQ and clauses included such as 52.222-3 Convict Labor (June 2003) and 52.204-9 Personal Identity Verification of Contractor Personnel Jan 2011. This is not an all-inclusive list, and the offeror must review the Clauses and conform accordingly.
4) Is the EC responsible for running the cat 6 Data Cable or just the rough-in conduits?
a. The EC is only responsible for the rough-in conduits.
5) Can you confirm 4 outlets converted via power poles or 7?
a. Data ports and plug in outlets will be moved to the power poles.
b. We are wanting installed 3-power poles / 2-receptacles / 2-data ports
6) A pre-quote walkthrough will be available to prospective offerors;
a. Non pre-quote walkthrough will be available.
7) If so, whether there is a scheduled date/time or if a walkthrough can be coordinated with the COR; and
a. No pre-quote walkthrough will be available.
8) If a pre-quote walkthrough is not offered, whether Rosecrest should develop its pricing based on the solicitation, floor plans, and other information provided.
a. Prospective offerors should base their pricing on the attached documents.
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