B09_Questions_and_Answers_0001.docx
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- SLOAN CANYON TEMPORARY OFFICE TRAILER SECURITY FEN Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140L3924Q0036
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This document is a Questions and Answers amendment related to Solicitation Number 140L3924Q0036 for a Sloan Canyon Temporary Office Trailer Security Fence. The key details are:
The fence posts are not to be placed in the ground by digging or driving, but instead supported on Fence Panel Barrier Bases or "Feet/Stands" that must be weighted down with at least 120 lbs, such as with filled sandbags. Prefabricated temporary fence panels with 1 3/8 inch diameter pipes are acceptable, rather than the 2 3/8 inch diameter posts originally specified. The barbed wire on the gate and hinged posts can be vertical to allow at least 90 degrees of gate opening. Two smaller gate panels may be used instead of a single 12-foot wide gate. The fence must be a minimum of 84 inches (7 feet) tall, with an 8-foot tall gate acceptable.
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| SOW_Sloan_Security_Fence_Rev2_03042024.docx | DOCX document | |
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140L3924Q0036 Sloan Temporary Mobile Office Trailer Security Fence Amendment 01 This Amendment is to answer questions that have been received:
Question 1: Are the vertical posts to be dug or driven into the ground?
Answer 1: The fence posts are not to be placed in the ground by digging or driving. The fence is temporary and to be supported on Fence Panel Barrier Bases, sometimes referred to as Feet or Fence Stands. The picture below is an example:
Question 2: How is the fence to be anchored?
Answer 2: The Fence Barrier Bases are to be weighed down with at least 120 lbs. This can be accomplished by providing and using filled sandbags, premanufactured weight systems, or a combination to achieve 120 lbs. The pictures provided below are acceptable examples:
Question 3: The barbed wire, tilted 45 degrees on the top, would interfere with the gate opening.
Answer 3: The barbed wire on the gate and on the post with the hinge can be vertical to allow at least 90 degrees of opening angle. The picture below is an example:
Question 4: A single 12-foot-wide gate may be difficult to move with the Fence Post Bases described, can 2 smaller gate panels be used?
Answer 4: Yes, as long as there is a minimum opening of 12 feet and the gate can be secured.
Question 5: Schedule 40 pipe and rail are specified, this is different than Temporary Fence Panels available, can this be adjusted?
Answer 5: Prefabricated, standard temporary fence panels are acceptable.
Question 6: The fence is to be at least 84 inches tall (7 feet) and the Gate is listed as being 8 feet tall, is this correct?
Answer 6: Yes. Also, the fence is to be a minimum of 84 inches tall, 8 feet tall fencing is acceptable.
Question 7: Most temporary fence panels have a pipe diameter of 1 3/8 inches, however the Statement of Work specifies 2 3/8 inch diameter posts.
Answer 7: Prefabricated panels with 1 3/8 inch diameter pipe are acceptable.
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