140L3721R0005 Post Site Visit Q A NIFC 300 JWH IT Suite Renovation 7April2021_0001.docx
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This document contains questions and answers from a post site visit for solicitation number 140L3721R0005 to renovate the IT suite at the National Interagency Fire Center building 300 in Boise, Idaho. The Bureau of Land Management is seeking to upgrade the access flooring system, demolish some walls, and route emergency fixtures to the existing emergency circuit as indicated in the project plans. Interested offerors are advised that asbestos is not expected to be present but walls not listed as load bearing in the plans can be demolished. Access during construction will likely be through the southeast entrance, and the elevator can be used within its posted weight limit for material delivery.
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United States Department of the Interior
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Fire and Aviation 3833 S Development Ave Boise, Idaho 83705-5354
7 July 2021
POST SITE VISIT Q&A
NIFC 300- JWH IT Suite Renovation
1. Question: Who is the current fire sprinkler contractor maintaining the building?
Answer: JCI formerly Simplex Grinnell performs testing and inspection on the fire riser assembly. Maintenance to the system is performed on an as needed basis.
2. Question: Is asbestos present in the floor or ceiling tile?
Answer: Building was constructed in 1992, asbestos is not expected to be present.
3. Question: Is elevator access allowed for material delivery?
Answer: Yes, use of elevator is limited to the posted weight capacity.
4. Question: What is the manufacture and model of current access flooring system?
Answer: Refer to section 096900 Access Flooring for details on flooring system.
5. Question: Will there be any asbestos abatement for this job and if so how would you like us to bid this item?
Answer: See answer to question #2.
6. Question: Are any of the walls that are being demoed load bearing?
Answer: If the walls are not listed as load bearing in the plans then no.
7. Question: What will the main entry access point be?
Answer: Access is likely to be at the South East entrance.
8. Question: For the A1E fixtures, are those to have a battery pack, or are they routed to a generator on site and need transfer devices instead of battery packs? I ask because the exit sign is AC only, no battery, and note 3 says to route emergency fixtures and exit sign to existing emergency circuit. Can you please advise so we put out our bid accurately?
Answer: No batteries, emergency fixtures shall be routed as noted on the plans.
Interested Offerors
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