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Gateway National Recreation Area Hazmat Remediate and Demolish Excess Buildings Floyd Bennett Field
Jamaica Bay Unit, Brooklyn, NY
GATE 147079 A&D and 201023B Solicitation 140P2018R0043
Questions & Answers
1. Question: We respectfully request a 1-week extension to properly digest all documents associated with the RFP and prepare our response to the requirements for Volume 1 and 2 to offer the NPS the most competitive proposal possible.
Answer: Unfortunately, due to the tight fiscal year-end schedule, the proposal due date remains 1500 MT, August 15, 2018.
2. Question: In Section L of the RFP under Subfactor 2b: Prior Experience, the RFP limits the number of projects to be submitted to no more than five with no time restrictions (i.e.
completed in the past 5 years, etc.). However, in the Proposal Submission Package, on the Experience Questionnaire, the number of projects submitted is limited to a maximum of 3 within the past 5 years. Please confirm the time limitation on projects submitted, as well as the maximum number to be submitted.
Answer: The correct number of project that should be submitted is a maximum of 3 within the past 5 years.
3. Question: Will Building 69 be emptied of all office equipment and furniture prior to Notice to Proceed?
Answer: Yes.
4. Question: Is there a main line at Flatbush or are there individual disconnects at each building?
Answer: The Utilities require individual disconnect at each building.
5. Question: Can the contractor use the fire hydrants?
Answer: Yes, but the Government does not guarantee they all work.
6. Question: Does the switch gear need to be salvaged in Building 132A?
Answer: Yes.
7. Question: Which trees shall be saved and protected during demolition?
Answer: Trees to be saved are detailed on the drawings.
8. Question: Is there HAZMAT in the B-129 crawl spaces?
Answer: A limited investigation performed in the accessible crawl space reveled a small amount of asbestos debris (perhaps from a previous abatement) and fiberglass insulated pipes. It is anticipated that the remaining crawl spaces can be made accessible during the early stages of demolition and inspected for asbestos.
9. Question: Is there a crawl space and how big is it?
Answer: The crawl space in Building 129 is not continuous.
10. Will there be any more site visits?
Answer: No.
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