Solicitation_140P3022R00003_Q_A_(1)_(1)_0001.pdf
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- 140P3022R0003
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Solicitation 140P3022R00003 from the National Park Service for guardrail repair and replacement work on the George Washington Memorial Parkway. The solicitation requires a bid bond of at least 20% but no more than $3 million. An additional 150 feet of guardrail repair has been added to the scope of work. The contractor will be responsible for all traffic control and maintenance of work zones without assistance from U.S. Park Police. Day work between 9:30 AM and 2:30 PM may be authorized to avoid rush hours. Damage to curbs during construction is the contractor's responsibility to repair at no additional cost.
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Solicitation 140P3022R00003 National Park Service
Interior Region 1- National Capital Area George Washington Memorial Parkway
Guardrail Repair/Replacement
Question #1: Please confirm a Bid Bond is required for this project
Questions # 2: Please confirm the dates for PoP on the SF1449, pages 2 and 3.
Question #3: While attending the site visit, an additional area was brought to our attention as a possible addition/revision to the Scope of Work. Will this section of guardrail be added to the SOW?
Question #4: Will the park service be providing police services to work in conjunction with our traffic control or will this be an expense we will have to add to our proposal? If so, can you please provide the current rate?
Question #5: The SOW states this project is to be night work. Would the park service consider day work between the hours of 9am and 3pm? We have completed a section of the GWMP guardrails during these hours and were able to accomplish the task during this time period, due to it was after and before rush hour.
Question #6: Is existing curb damage incidental to the work, or will a change order be issued for curbs needing replacement?
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| Question #1: Yes, bid bond is required per FAR 28.101-2 and the project specifications (FP-14) section 102.03 Bid Guarantee. The bid bond amount shall be at least 20 percent of the bid price, but shall not exceed $3 million. |
| Question #2: (Sharee please revise as needed) The Period of Performance will be four months from [add dates] |
| Question #3: Yes, an additional 150 feet of guardrail repair has been added to the Schedule A with an update to the contract Plans. |
| Question #4: No, the Contractor is entirely responsible for the maintenance of traffic (MOT) during construction (setting up wok zones, lane closure, etc) in accordance with MUTCD. The Contractor shall not include any costs for US Park Police assistance in their bid. The Contracting Officer's Representative may coordinate extra support from US Park Police with no cost to the Contractor. |
| Question #5: Yes, upon the Contractor's request, day work may be authorized in accordance with GWMP's rush hour restrictions. Generally, day work can take place between 9:30 AM - 2:30 PM. |
| Question #6: Curb replacement is not part of the scope of work. If curb gets damaged during the construction, the Contractor is responsible to repair the curb to the satisfaction of the COR at no extra cost to the Government. |
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