Questions_and_Answers_0002.pdf

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140P4222Q0042 COLO Cannon Carriage Rehabilitation

Amendment 002 - Q&A

Q1: Is the contractor responsible for anything related to the barrel/tube, such as safety checks, etc.?

A1: No, this contract only addresses the cannon carriages

Q2: Can you provide pictures of the inside of the boxes on the 6lb carriage?

A2: Yes, those will be sent to the contracting officer.

Q3: What is the condition of the trail(s) on the 6lb cannon?

A3: It is almost completely rotten, particularly the area near the ground.

Q4: Is a rebuild acceptable?

A4: Yes, though as much material as possible should be retained. Ironwork should be reused to the greatest extent possible as well, as both carriages have all associate iron.

Q5: Does the 6lb only have the one wheel pictured availbe?

A5: No, both wheels are available for the 6lb carriage. Additional pictures have been sent to the contracting officer.

Q6: Is it acceptable to use epoxy?

A6: Yes, as long as it is only for minor repairs, does not make up the majority of any one member, and is not structural in nature.

Q7: Is all the iron hardware with the carriages, including trunnion cap pins?

A7: Yes, including the Trunnion Cap pins.

Q8: What is the process for the approval of epoxy, lumber, etc.?

A8: These items are approved through the submittal process. This information will be discussed further upon contract award.

Q9: Are blueprints/drawings available for these?

A9: The park has some general 6lb and 18lb carriage drawings that will be shared with the contracting officer for distribution