004- Q and A - Replace WWTP Panther Junction_0004.docx
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- Upgrade Panther Junction Waste Water Plant
- Solicitation number
- 140P2020R0044
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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number 140P2020R0044 from the Department of the Interior National Park Service to upgrade the wastewater plant at Big Bend National Park. The solicitation seeks offers to replace the wastewater plant at Panther Junction. Appendices containing geotechnical and hazardous material reports are attached. Regulations for bridges and park roads along the haul route should meet federal standards for the type of roadway. Relevant project experience is defined as similar in size, scope, and complexity to the requirements. Projects in progress may be considered if over 80% complete.
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004 - Replace Wastewater Plant Panther Junction- BIBE 218341
Q1: The specifications reference appendices with the “Geotechnical Report” and “Hazardous Material Survey Report,” Are these reports available and if so please provide.
A1: Yes. The documents titled “BIBE Panther Junction WWTP Upgrades-Geotechnical Report” and “Final Hazard Report Hazardous NPSBIBESurvey” are attached to Amendment 0004.
Q2: Due to not being able to physically visit the site, will you provide information on rules and regulations for bridges and park roads along the haul route?
A2: The park roads are Federal roads. Regulations should meet whatever the Federal standards are for this type of roadway. Design limits on the bridges and concrete drain structures for route 11 and 13 are as follows:
Q3: Please provide clarification on what constitutes a relevant project?
A3: Relevant project is defined as a project that is similar in size, scope, and complexity to the requirements in the RFP.
Q4: Will a project that is in progress be considered for evaluation?
A4: Yes. Project that is in progress must show that it is 80% or more completed to be considered.
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