S01_Site Visit Attendance - Q and A.pdf
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- 12FPC324Q0057
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers from a site visit related to a federal contract opportunity for Concrete Irrigation Ditch Repair at the Great Basin Plant Materials Center in Fallon, Nevada.
The contract requires demolishing, removing, and replacing four 8.5-foot long sections of damaged concrete irrigation ditch. The anticipated period of performance is 30 calendar days. The contract is a small business set-aside with a North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code of 237990 and a size standard of $45 million. The estimated magnitude of the project is less than $25,000. The solicitation requires vendors to attend a site visit, which addressed questions about concrete thickness, rebar, debris removal, replacing all four sections, accessing the site, and replacing the headgate. Specific details on the requirements and planned approach were provided in the questions and answers.
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12FPC324Q0057
Attendance
Questions & Answers
*though it may require prior approval and may be inefficient for some of the work
ATTENDANCE:
Monarch Construction Arthur Johnson
Dennis Miller Concrete and Construction Dennis Miller
Dynamic NV Construction Tony and Antonio
Cheek Construction LLC:
Christina Godwin
QUESTIONS:
Q) How thick is the concrete:
A) 4in
Q) Is there rebar in the concrete:
A) No
Q) The county patched one section’s wall with sandbags. Did they haul off the concrete or burry it?
A) Not sure, but they probably buried it.
Q) Do we need to replace all four sections in their entirety:
A) Yes
Q) Do we need to do anything to the culvert that goes irrigates the park:
A) No
Q) Can we use the county park road as access instead of driving in the field:
A) Yes*
Q) Replace both sides of the ditch?
A) Yes
Q) On one headgate, replace all the way to the culvert?
A) Only what is needed to break out the headgate and replace it.
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