Attachment 1 Amend 0003 Q and A_0003.docx

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SPOKANE DETENTION CENTER LIGHTING AND HVAC
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Solicitation 140A1621Q0042 Questions and Answers Question 1: On electrical repairs, what are specific receptacles that you wish to change from a 2-gang to a 4-gang mentioned on the site visit?

Answer 1:

There are (4) purposed 4-gang electrical locations that are needed by the Corrections staff. One (1) in the control room under the control board which can be a floor unit. One (1) in each of three office spaces in the back (3 total) also can be floor 4-gang outlets. GFI plugs to be installed in all wet areas and in areas where freezer units are located. (8 in wet areas and (3) in common area).

Question 2: Are receptables included in the offer or is his part of our evaluation report?

Answer:2: They are included in the $10,000 supplies of the repair section.

Question 3: Is the additional exterior light on the back side of the storage garage building which would illuminate the detention yard included in the count provided or is this a separate light?

Answer 3: The back yard (open area behind garage) is to have a motion sensor/light sensitive fixture put in. This was on the light plan and is accounted for in the light package scope.

Question 4: Are there any blueprints available electronically?

Answer 4: No there are no blueprints available electronically.

Question 5: Line 0004 on the Offeror’s schedule. Are we to add out labor cost to the $10,000 of materials and list the cost of both in the price column or just the 8-hour labor cost?

Answer 5: The $10,000 and labor cost should be added together for final line item price.

Question 6: Will the contractor be responsible for the disposal of lights removed?

Answer 6: All disposal of fixtures and material from work done, i.e. removed pipe, wire, ballasts, fixtures, and all construction material will be responsibility of Contractor to dispose of in an environmentally safe way. Fixtures are to be disposed of per Utilities (AVISTA) code of disposal policy, Federal law, and state of Washington guidelines so that we will qualify for highest rebate possible. Clean up and disposal of all materials is the responsibility of the Contractor.

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