B08_SO_1_0006.PDF
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- EVER 244476, Construct MSD Visitor Center Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P2023R0031
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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal construction contract solicitation to construct the Marjory Stoneman Douglas Visitor Center at Everglades National Park in Everglades City, Florida. The solicitation number is 140P2023R0031 and is issued by the National Park Service National Office within the Department of the Interior. Questions from potential offerors concern scheduling constraints for public access requirements during construction and the 90-day soil preloading period described in the geotechnical report. The National Park Service response confirms that the closure limitations for kayak launches and marina boat tours from June 1 through November 1 still apply, and that the contractor must provide a proposed schedule and cover additional costs to accommodate the public access requirements.
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ROUND 2
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Discipline Sheet Detail Spec Description / Question NPS Response Date
Recived 57 32 General G105;
G106 Amendment 4 and 5 Q&A responses
Amendment 4 and 5 Q&A responses confirm that the phased turnover dates listed in 01 11 00 Paragraph 1.3 do not apply.
General Note E on Drawing Sheets G105 and G106 still includes closure windows for the kayak launch and the marina boat tours of a maximum of 3 months between June 1 thru November 1. The preload program described in the geotechnical report requires a 90 day preload, so the limitation of the construction phase where the kayak launch is to be completed to 3 months does not allow for demolition, grading, preloading, removal of preload material, and then the permanent work. Please confirm that the closure limitations and associated Stages/Phases on this drawing do not apply, and that the only scheduling constraint that applies is the 730 calendar day period of performance. Should these limitations and stages/phases still apply, there would be schedule impacts associated with the 90‐day preload program at multiple phases, and additional costs such as subcontractor remobilization and temporary accommodations for public access.
The closure limitations in the documents still apply.
Contractor to provide proposed schedule and coverage for additional costs to accommodate public access requirements.
2/21/2023
Attachment 1: Additional NPS Responses/Clarifications for the Second Round of Pre-Bid Questions received by 02/06/23
Attachment 1: Page 1 of 1
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