B12_Questions_and_Answers_7_19_23_0001.pdf
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- WA-TURNBULL NWR-LAKE HOUSE/GARAGE DEMO
- Solicitation number
- 140FC323Q0041
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This document contains questions and answers related to the solicitation number 140FC323Q0041 for the demolition of a lake house and garage at the Turnbull National Wildlife Refuge in Washington. The questions and answers provide clarification that the cost of properly abandoning an on-site water well does not need to be included in bids, and provide details on the location and dimensions of the well casing to be capped. Additionally, the answers confirm that electricity to the property will be disconnected and power lines and poles removed by the local power company prior to demolition.
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140FC323Q0041
Turnbull NWR
Jolly Jack Farmstead Questions & Answers
07/19/2023
1. Are we supposed to include the cost of having the water well abandoned by a licensed well driller?
Answer: No, a locking rubber gasket sealed metal cap should be installed over the well casing cut off 12-24" above the surface of the ground
2. We need to know where the well is located and the diameter and depth of the well.
Answer: For capping, the well head is located inside the well house and is a 7" diameter casing.
3. A concern with gas used to run a heater in the pumphouse, clarifying.
Answer: Refuge investigated and has confirmed no gas and heater identified is electric. All electricity has been shutoff to the property and power company (Inland Power) will remove the lines before demo. Power poles will be empty and should be included in the removal.
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