Castle Clinton QA_0002.docx

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This document contains questions and answers related to a solicitation to restore historic walls at Castle Clinton National Monument in New York, New York. The National Park Service is seeking a contractor to perform work including restoration of historic walls. Questions addressed include requests for presentation materials, an extension to the due date, applicable labor wage rates, work hours and delivery times, and responsibility for pedestrian traffic control. The contractor will be solely responsible for maintaining proper traffic control throughout the project, though plans must be approved by the National Park Service and may require adjustment. Working hours and deliveries will be specified in the contract documents.

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Castle Clinton (148702) Compiled Questions & Answers

1. We would like to have access to the presentation slides.

See this Amendment No. 2 for presentation slides.

2. A one week extension of the due date is requested for this project.

There is no extension at this time.

3. Is this a PLA job?

Please see contract for the appropriate department of labor wage rates.

4. What are the working hours for this project? Are deliveries to be made afterhours?

Please review Specification Section 011100 - Summary of Work, Section 1.7 - Work Restrictions.

5. Will all pedestrian traffic control be the sole responsibility of the contractor or will this be coordinated daily with the Parks Department?

The Contractor is required to maintain all pedestrian (and vehicular) traffic control throughout the project. Traffic control plans will be reviewed and approved by the National Park Service prior to implementation and may need to be adjusted throughout project to maintain proper pedestrian management. Please review Specification Section 011100 - Summary of Work.

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