Questions_and_Answers_0002.pdf
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- REPLACE EXISTING WATERLINE AT CASTILLO DE SAN MARC Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P5423R0034
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This document contains questions and answers related to solicitation number 140P5423R0034 to replace an existing waterline at Castillo De San Marcos National Monument. The contractor will not be responsible for archaeological monitoring costs during the project. The existing water line can remain in service until tie-ins are required, which will only interrupt water connections at the meter and point of entry. Utilities will not be interrupted serving the facilities unless the contracting officer provides written permission with at least five business days notice. Water service to the fort must be maintained during visitor hours from 9am to 5pm seven days a week, with any water service shutdowns outside these hours and only with a minimum 48 hour advance approval from the contracting officer.
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Solicitation 140P5423R0034
Replace Existing Waterline
Castillo De San Marcos National Monument
Questions and Answers
1. Per Sheet G1, General Note 1, is the contractor responsible for any of the on-site Archaeological monitoring costs during the project?
Contractor is not responsible for the Archaeological Monitor required.
2. The plans discuss the need for a temporary water service during construction (Sheet
G1), however they do not show points of connection – can we leave the existing water line in service until we are ready for tie-ins? If not, where is the temp line to be tied-in?
All water connections will only be interrupted when final tie-ins are required. (At meter and at point of entry). No need of temporary water service as placement and boring of new service will and should not interfere with the existing water service.
3. When doing the tie-ins - How long can the system be down?
Existing Utilities will not be interrupted serving the facilities unless permitted under the following conditions.
a. notify Contracting Officer not less than (5) business days in advance of proposed utility interruptions.
b. do not proceed with utility interruptions without Contracting Officer's written permission.
c. maintain water service to the fort during visitor hours for the entire construction duration. Any water service shutdowns must occur outside of Visitor hours (9am to 5pm, seven days per week), unless approved by the contracting officer. Any water service shutdowns must be approved by the Contracting Officer with a minimum approved notice of 48 hours prior to shutdown.
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