FWS-AransasFurniture-QuestionsandAnswers_0001.xlsx

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TX- ARANSAS NWR-FURNITURE FOR ALL NEW BU
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This document contains questions and answers related to a solicitation for furniture for six new buildings for the Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas. The required furniture includes desks, cubicles, chairs, tables, storage cabinets, and other items for a visitor center, bunkhouse, volunteer building, maintenance shop, and hunter check station. The period of performance ends on December 30, 2021, though extensions may be considered due to supply chain disruptions. Bidders must provide a single quote from a prime contractor who would be responsible for meeting all requirements, though subcontractors are permitted. The response due date was extended to September 9, 2021.

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Questions Due:8/30/2021 12PM
FWS Aransas Furniture 140F0421Q0092Response:
Question #Page #, RFP Section, Paragraph #Question
1What is the purchase order time frame?Period of Performance have all items delivered by 12/30/21.
2What is the estimated time line for completion of our facilities construction?Mid-September for Visitor Center, Maintenance Facilities, and possibly Hunter Check Station. Mid-October Volunteer building and bunkhouse.
3What is the difference between a simple and full desk set up?Simple just a rectangular desk
4Are we going to use blinds/shades?VC, bunkhouse, volunteer building, and hunt check station will have blinds
Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirements
5Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsWill the facilities design build contractor provide window treatments/blinds? What color?Yes, silver/metallic
6Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsDo we prefer vinyl or cloth furniture?all vinyl for easy clean-up, disinfection; prefer solid colors
7Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsRoom 300:Would like to have 4 barstools; 2-3 tables (seating for 6), add lamp, end table, credenza for tv, 2 chairs
8Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsRooms 304, 305, 312, 316cabinet storage for 4; specified that we are looking for cubby-style storage
9Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsRooms with Bunkbedsclamp lamps
10Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsHallwaysadd bench, 3 chairs, small table and lamp, pantry cabinets with locking doors for storage
11Page 9 - Bunkhouse requirementsLaundryopen cubby-style shelving above W/D
12Page 6 - Volunteer Building200Bbookshelf will not be needed because one was installed by design build contractor
13Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative Office
14Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeRoom 104 (Friends Store) was excluded from statement of workwill not be part of the specifications
15Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeRoom 103response was add to podoums but this is not part of the requirements
16Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn VC reception area, they asked whether we preferred arm or no arm on chairs?We preferred arms
17Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn VC reception area, Are we okay with mesh backs?Yes
18Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn VC reception area, Are we okay with vinyl seats for chairs?Yes
19Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn VC Nature Store: What are covers for under counter?Power/utility access
20Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeWe did not include the Nature Store in the statement of work. In multipurpose room: Would we prefer nesting or stackable tablesNesting
21Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn multipurpose room: Would tables need power?We would like to include as potential option.
22Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn multipurpose room we would like to include low profile/non-trip power strips that would run from floor outlets to tables,how do we add on to SOW?
23Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn Conference room: Do we need power on table?Yes
24Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeIn GIS room, Do we need a work table?Yes, with storage
25Page 7 - 8 - Visitor Center/Administrative OfficeFor small offices, did not include storage in SOW
26Page 10 - Hunt Check StationNeed simple rectangular desk, not L-shaped.
27Need storage shelves/cabinets in bathroom closet
28What is the work schedule for installation?Typically Monday – Friday, but we would have to check with Joni on options
29Can we get a copy of a .dwg file?Yes, if we have one I will get a copy and send it to you and post it to FBO
30We have been working on the quote, and would like to ask that the due date be extended?Yes, will be extended to 09/09/21.
31Are we allowed to reach out to the architect listed on the floor plans?Yes
32Cubicle heights available are 66, 74, or 78 inchesAt least 74 inches
33Is it important aesthetically if the drawer pulls in the cubicles match the drawer pulls in the offfices, if everything else is the same solor?No
34Breakroom chairs and conference room stacking chairs, color, or do we want different colors to differentiate which space they belong in?possibly yes, to different colors
35As built-in maintenance shop is 5" off
36In volunteer building laundry room, consider white cabinets with doors instead of opening shelving
37This the RFQ DUE DATE 09.03.21?No, it has been extended to 0/09/21
38Are GSA Contract furnishings the only acceptable product to be considered.No
39Period of Performance ending 12/30/2021 is tight under the current (furniture) supply-chain disruptions considering there could be CDC guidelines restricting freight. Under NOTES: Is there any extension to this.Possibly, will re-assess with the awardee if there are supply chain disruptions and CDC guidelines that affect the delivery schedule which will have to approved by the Wildlife Refuge oofice COR
40Will you accept multiple quotes from different furniture manufacturers to achieve a complete package?No, would like to make this a single aard contract. If the prime contractor wants to deal with mulitple sub-contractors to meet the requirement that would be up to the prime contractor with whom the government would only be dealing with the prime contractor.

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