B09_Amend_01_Attach_4_Q_and_As_and_Sign_In_Sheet_0001.pdf
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- LITCHFIELD WILD HORSE & BURRO SHOP DEMO
- Solicitation number
- 140L1224Q0050
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) / Site Visit Sign-in Sheet for the Litchfield Shop Demolition project solicitation. The key details are:
The solicitation number is 140L1224Q0050 for the Litchfield Wild Horse & Burro Shop Demolition project. The contracting agency is the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management California Region. The Q&A covers topics such as responsibility for removing shop contents, protection of existing infrastructure, and clarification on what elements are to be demolished or remain. Key points include that the BLM will remove all contents prior to contractor mobilization, the shop slab is to remain but foundation bolts must be ground flush, and large debris bins can be staged onsite with coordination. The document does not provide an overview of the required products or services, as it is focused on responding to specific questions rather than outlining the full scope of work.
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Litchfield Shop Demo Project
Solicitation No: 140L1224Q0050
Attachment 4
Questions and Answers / Site Visit Sign in Sheet
1. Will BLM be responsible for removing all contents from in and around the shop?
Response: BLM will remove all contents in and around the shop prior to contractor’s mobilization.
2. Will the pull box at the exterior southeast corner of the shop require protection during the demo?
Response: Yes, all existing infrastructure shall be protected by the contractor. This includes the existing pull box, and any other existing infrastructure that is not slated for demolition, such as the water well and the shade structure.
3. Is the shade structure to the east of the shop included in the demo?
Response: No. The shade structure is to remain and is to be protected in-place, as indicated on the Attachment 1 drawings in the Statement of Work.
4. Will the shop slab be removed? If the slab remains, will foundation bolts need to be ground flush with the slab?
Response: The shop slab is to remain in-place. Foundation bolts are to be ground flush with the slab. See revised SOW.
5. Are the bollards and slab to the south of the shop included in the demo?
Response: The bollards around the empty slab south of the shop are to be removed as part of demolition. The slab is to remain in-place. See revised SOW.
6. Will the well and bollards west of the shop require protection during the demo?
Response: Yes, the existing well and bollards around the well are to remain and be protected during the demo.
7. Can large debris bins (30 or 40 yards each) be staged on site?
Response: Yes, large debris bins can be staged on site, but must be coordinated with BLM and situated on the site to not conflict with horse gather operations.
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