Gate_Corrective_RFIs_0001.pdf
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- 140L2623Q0078
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This document contains questions and responses related to corrective actions needed for gates under the federal contract opportunity "BDO Gate Corrective Actions" with solicitation number 140L2623Q0078 issued by the Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management Idaho Region. The questions and responses specify that the existing conduit can be utilized but has been removed from the scope of work. Panic hardware is also known as crash bars which work with electric strikes to allow egress without a key from one side when locked from the other. The electric strike that interfaces with the government's PACS system is an HES brand model 1006F630, which will be provided and installed by the government.
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Gate A appears to have a conduit/raceway on the secure side that daylights on both sides of the sidewalk. Can we utilize the existing conduit/raceway or do we need to cut concrete and install new concrete?
The conduit/raceway has been removed from the sope of work.
2.6.1.1.2
What is the panic hardware referenced in the scope of work?
panic hardware is also known as a crash bar. The panic hardaware/crash bar when used in conjunction with an electric strike allows the gate to be locked on one side but lets people egress without the use of a key from the other side 2.6.2.1
3 What is the electric strike that is associated with the government's PACS system?
HES brand 1006‐F‐630 model electric strike. The Government will provide and install the electric strike. 2.6.2.6.1
Contractor Questions and Government responses: BDO Gate Corrective Actions (140L26‐23‐Q‐0078)
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