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1510-056 Site Inspection Tour/Prebid Conference – Questions and Answers
| How thick are the existing sidewalk and existing shade structure pad? |
| BLM and Contractor reviewed thickness in the field, seemed about 4”, but was not measured. The existing shade structure pad will be removed per the Statement of Work. |
| Who will reseed the disturbed areas? |
| The BLM will be responsible for the reseeding efforts. The contractor shall follow the Statement of Work for proper site cleanup. |
| How will material testing and inspection work? |
| Please see 2.3 Quality Assurance. This is part of the submittal process. |
| Who supplies these types of shade structures? |
| During the market research phase of developing the Statement of Work, GSA companies were reviewed. One of the GSA companies used in market research was mentioned by. However, the BLM does not advocate nor recommend any one vendor and want to clarify that it was for market research only. There are several vendors that can supply shade structures and it is the contractor’s responsibility to find the vendor to meet the requirements. |
| Does the shade structure come assembled? |
| It is BLMs understanding that shade structures usually come unassembled, but it is the contractor’s responsibility to determine how the shade structure will be delivered, inspected, unloaded, and accepted. |
| Will the columns be bolted or cast into the concrete foundation? |
| Typically, these columns are bolted to the concrete foundation. The Contractor shall coordinate the specific design with the shade structure design engineer. |
| What is the length of the sidewalk to install? |
| Per the Statement of Work, “up to 12’ in length”. The sidewalk shall meet ADA requirements as per the Statement of Work and drawings. |