B09_Amendment_0006_Questions_Responses_-_1_16_2024_0006.pdf
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- YOSE 336810 Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P2024R0041
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This document contains responses to questions regarding Solicitation 140P2024F0041 for hazardous materials abatement and remediation services at the Yosemite Valley Maintenance Building 527 in Yosemite National Park, California. The responses clarify that campground lodging is not available for contractor personnel, who should contact Yosemite Hospitality directly about lodging options. Special work hours including weekends are acceptable to expedite resuming facility operations. All stored materials, paperwork, live ammunition, and surfaces must be cleaned as specified. Overhead areas in the mechanic shop above asbestos pipes do not require initial cleaning.
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YOSE 336810 – Solicitation 140P2024F0041 Amendment 0006
1. Can contractor use Lodging and/or campgrounds in the Valley for personnel.
Response: Campgrounds will not be available for lodging. Lodging inside the park is operated by the park concessioner, Yosemite Hospitality. Yosemite Hospitality is not required to provide lodging to contractors associated with this project but may do so at their discretion. Contractors should contact Yosemite Hospitality directly to inquire about availability, pricing, etc.
2. 30 days is not ample time for this project.
Response: As outlined in the solicitation, please provide a proposed schedule with your proposal package. The schedule will be evaluated with other Non-Price Evaluation Factors.
3. Any special work hours (weekends available)?
Response: Special work hours are encouraged. The Park would like to resume operations in the facility as soon as possible. Weekend and holiday work is acceptable.
4. Is office space available at the site?
Response: Other than the existing building, office space is not available.
5. Can we access all roll up doors?
Response: Yes.
6. Will fire truck be removed during our work.
Response: The fire truck has been removed from the facility.
7. What is the level of clean up required considering:
o Nuts and bolts 100% or discarded. A lot of bends of nuts, bolts, washers in different areas of the structure. Response: All stored nuts and bolts not containerized to be disposed of.
o Pipe fittings, multiple storage areas. Response: 100% clean all stored fittings.
o Chains, chains still containerized, sealed and unsealed, laid out on the floor, hanging so forth. Response: 100% clean all chains not containerized.
YOSE 336810 – Solicitation 140P2024F0041 Amendment 0006 o Cutting edges for heavy equipment, surface clean or unstack, clean individually.
Response: 100% clean horizontal surfaces of all heavy equipment and stored materials.
o Paperwork in all offices including documents that have personnel or sensitive information (police department). A lot of this in all offices. In the RFP they state dispose of paperwork. We should stay with that and change order if modified.
Response: Dispose of all paperwork.
o UXO in police station. Live rounds, small and rifle rounds. Response: Live rounds, small and rifle rounds have been removed from the facility.
o Office chairs of cloth material, carpet exc. Response: 100% clean horizontal surfaces including cloth chairs and carpet.
o Concern of overhead in mechanic shop is not an issue. We are not required in the first phase to clean that area. Response: Question is unclear. All horizontal surfaces below the height of asbestos wrapped waterpipes in the mechanic shop, and elsewhere throughout The Fort, must be cleaned.
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