B09_Attach_4_Q_A__0001.docx
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- RI CASHE - GUN SITE PEAK SITE INSTALL
- Solicitation number
- 140L1224Q0009
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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal contract solicitation for gun site peak installation services. The solicitation is for the RI-CASHE project and is being conducted by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management California Region. The questions and answers provide additional details about site access permissions, maximum trailer length for the access road, ability to have equipment shipped to the local field office once awarded, vault orientation considerations, electrolytic grounding distances from the vault, and current snow levels at the site. An on-site meeting will be required once the project is awarded to discuss vault placement parameters and ensure work can be completed safely and according to standards.
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1. Can we position the vault orientation for optimal solar generation?
1A. Yes, This is discussion will be part of the " BLM General Responsibilities / Bullet Number One".
2. From the GPS pin, what distance in each direction do we have for vault placement?
2A. Once the project is awarded this discussion will be part of the " BLM General Responsibilities / Bullet Number One". An on site meeting will be arranged to ensure work can be safely and to standards mentioned in the Performance Work Statement.
3. Are there batteries or radio equipment already inside the vault?
3A. No.
4. If ground engineering requires electrolytic grounds, what is the maximum distance from the vault we can extend the ground system in all directions?
4A. All electrolytic grounds must meet or exceed R56 standards. All work must be done safely as mentioned in the Performance Work Statement / General Contract responsibilities / Letter "H". Once awarded this discussion will be part of the " BLM General Responsibilities / Bullet Number One for an on site meeting.
5. Does the site currently have snow? If yes, how much?
5A. Yes, 3' - 20' (approximate).
6. When can we do a site visit for soil resistivity testing?
6A. Once the project is awarded.
7. It is noted in the RFQ that we may need to pass through private property to access the site. Are there permissions needed or gate access needed?
7A. Once the project is awarded there will be no permissions required. The BLM will give the awarded contractor full access to the site.
8. What is the maximum trailer length usable on the access road to the site?
8A. A 45' trailer with a skilled driver should not have any issues accessing the site.
9. Can we have GEM and parts shipped to the Redding field office?
9A. Once the award has been that vendor should be able to though it must be coordinated with BLM Staff.
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