Questions___Answers_0001.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers document for a federal contract solicitation (Solicitation 140P5425R0018) for the Everglades National Park project involving raising the elevation of Audacy and Salem Radio Tower access roads. The document addresses a safety concern raised by a potential contractor regarding electrical lines on the ground in the work area. The cables are Telco lines owned by AT&T, specifically a 32-pair structured low voltage line and a fiber optic line. The response instructs the contractor to contact 811 for utility locates prior to excavation and notes that the Audacy team is working with AT&T to complete repairs, which are expected to be finished before the Notice to Proceed for the project.
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Everglades National Park
Raise Elevation of Audacy & Salem Radio Tower Access Roads
Solicitation 140P5425R0018
Questions and Answers
1. After the site visit, we do have a question for you regarding the power line that is on the ground in one of the work areas. We were informed the wire is hot. This will be extremely dangerous for us during the silt fence process if the wire stays as it currently sits. What will be done with this electrical wire to ensure the safety of the job site?
The cables are Telco lines owned by AT&T. One of them is 32 pair structured low voltage and the other is fiber optic. Contractor should contact 811 for utility locates prior to excavation.
The Audacy team is working with AT&T to get repairs completed. Repairs are expected before the Notice to Proceed for this project.
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