B09_Amd_5_Schedule_of_Changes_0005.pdf
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- 140P2022R0030
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This document contains responses to contractor questions regarding Solicitation 140P2022R0030 to demolish outdated infrastructure at Lake Mead Recreational Area in Clark County, Nevada. The key project details are as follows:
Phase one qualifications are due by August 1st, 2022 at 2:00pm MT. The contractor will be responsible for finalizing permitting with NV Energy, though initiation has begun, and delays due to NV Energy coordination will allow for a contract modification. The contractor must obtain coverage under Nevada's General Permit for Construction Activity and implement a SWPPP plan per NDEP guidelines. All concrete must be removed from the park and cannot be crushed onsite for reuse. Overton Beach Road North utilities are excluded from the scope of work. No camping is allowed on job sites but is permitted in designated campground areas per park regulations. Joint ventures and awards exceeding $16.5 million are allowable per size standards.
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LAKE 284991
Solicitation 140P2022R0030
Amendment 5
Schedule of Changes
a. Phase One qualifications are due August 1st, 2022, no later than 2:00pm MT.
b. Question and Responses – Official Government responses to questions from potential offerors is incorporated and provided below.
16. Contractor Question: Who is responsible for NV Energy coordination?
Government Response: Permitting has been initiated however Contractor will have to finalize.
17. Contractor Question: We have a current project and the Contractor needed to coordinate directly with
NPS and NV Energy to schedule work. For a simple transformer removal, it took over 6 months to resolve, and is still pending. Will a Modification be allowed if NV Energy delays the schedule?
Government Response: Yes.
18. Contractor Question: Per Clark County Air Quality BMP 11 Long Term Stabilization Requirements, what process will be required to use to close out our dust permit and leave the project in an acceptable condition?
Government Response: Final Stabilization has to be acceptable to the closing requirements on the Clark
County Permit (i.e. acceptable crust on soil with means of water)
19. Contractor Question: Under the Bureau of Water Pollution Control, Nevada Division of
Environmental Protection, will we be required to have a SWWWP Plan and pull a Stormwater
Construction Permit?
Government Response: The Contractor is required to obtain coverage under the State’s General Permit for
Construction Activity (NVR100000) and implement a Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) per
NDEP, Bureau of Water Pollution Control guidelines. See 2022-04-26 NPS Lake Demolition Infrastructure
- NVE and 2022-04-26 NPS Lake Demolition Infrastructure - OVE.
20. Contractor Question: Please provide the complete hazardous material survey (alleged to be 1600 pages)
Government Response: Provided in Amendment 04
21. Contractor Question: Are there drawings that note the thickness of the concrete boat ramps? If not, can you provide a concrete thickness that should be assumed for the bid.
Government Response: For bidding purposes assume 6" ABC and 6" Concrete Pavement.
22. Contractor Question: Can the concrete onsite be crushed in place to 6” minus (or some other desired size) with no projecting rebar and used as fill or erosion control?
Government Response: All concrete in scope to be removed from Park.
23. Contractor Question: It was mentioned that there are sewer lines leading to the sewage ponds on drawing sub sheet A/E-05 (sheet 5 of 55) on the north side of the “main” road. What is the scope regarding these sewer lines and manhole access points?
Government Response: Overton Beach Road North utilities are not be touched and are not within the scope of this project
24. Contractor Question: Will campgrounds be made available for crews to stay in? Being we provide all of our own accommodations and ensure cleanliness, fire watch.
Government Response: No camping is allowed on Jobsites. Camping is allowed in designated campgrounds per all Park regulation and associated fees.
25. Contractor Question: If the project exceeds our Bonding limits, is a joint venture acceptable?
Government Response: Yes.
26. Contractor Question: The US Small Business Administration defines NAICS Code 238910 – Site
Preparation Contractors as a standard size of $16.5 Million or less. If this project meets or exceeds that price, is an award possible?
Government Response: An award is possible if the price meets or exceeds the small business size standard associated with the assigned NAICS code.
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