Sol_140P5424Q0008_Attach__0005-_Q____A_0001.pdf
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- 140P5424Q0008
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This document contains questions and answers related to a federal contract solicitation for cyclic waterway trail clearing in Flamingo, Florida. The solicitation requires field technicians to be paid according to prevailing wage rates. Any mangrove trimming work must be overseen by a certified individual. The scope of work involves removing existing trail markers and installing new markers according to location summaries provided. Removed vegetation may be left on the trails in smaller pieces that do not obstruct traffic rather than being hauled away.
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Sol. 140P5424Q0008 A achment 0005 ‐ Ques ons & Answers
1. What is the Wage Rate for the field Technicians?
Response: The contrac ng officer shall require that any class of service employee that is not listed herein and which is to be employed under the contract (i.e., the work to be performed is not performed by any classifica on listed in the wage determina on), be classified by the contractor to provide a reasonable rela onship (i.e., an appropriate level of skill comparison) between such unlisted classifica ons and the classifica ons listed in the wage determina on.
2. When is the Cer fied Mangrove individual to be on‐site?
Response: Any me mangrove trimming is being done. They are not required for marker installa on work.
3. What is the number of markers to be removed?
Response: There is a summary of markers on each trail sheet. When it says replace, it means you need to remove an exis ng marker and install a new marker. The total number of removed markers would be the number of replacements plus the number of exis ng markers to be removed.
4. Do all the new marker installa on loca ons have exis ng markers?
Response: No. Where it says, “Install a new marker”, there is no exis ng marker to remove.
5. Explain whether the removed vegeta on must be disposed of or whether it can be kept on the trails in smaller pieces that won't obstruct traffic in the future.
Response: Removed vegeta on does not need to be hauled out. See Scope of Work 1.12B.
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