Questions_and_Answers_0001.pdf
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- CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLISH COOPERTOWN RESTAURANT AT EV Federal contract opportunity
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- 140P5426R0003
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract 140P5426R0003 regarding the demolition of the Coopertown Restaurant at Everglades National Park in Miami, Florida. The document clarifies the scope, requirements, and deliverables for the demolition project.
The project scope is limited to demolishing a tan-colored restaurant building (approximately 1,440 square feet) and includes abatement of asbestos siding and removal of lead-based paint. Asbestos and lead-based paint reports are attached and available for contractor use. The contractor must handle all contents removal, disconnect water and electrical services to the tiki area and airboat concession, and dispose of lead-based paint materials in accordance with the Statement of Work. Regarding site work, the contractor must elevate the site to a final elevation of 9.2 feet NAVD using crush and run aggregate fill with sufficient compaction to prevent settling, include erosion control measures and temporary fencing, and coordinate with the concessioner regarding use of the adjacent parking area for staging equipment and materials. All trees on the site must be preserved with no removal or protection plan required. The contractor is not responsible for septic tank activities, ice vending area removal (handled by concessioner), or tank removal. No Miami-Dade County demolition permit is required for this federal project. Asbestos re-inspection costs should be included if the inspection report is older than two years from the date of the federally required demolition/abatement notice submission.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Sol_140P5426R0003_Amd_0002.pdf | ||
| Asbestos_Analysis_Report_0001.pdf | ||
| Sol_140P5426R0003_Amd_0001.pdf | ||
| Environmental_Site_Assessment_0001.pdf | ||
| Statement_of_Work.pdf | ||
| Sol_140P5426R0003.pdf | ||
| Wage_Determination.pdf | ||
| Past_Performance_Questionnaire.pdf |
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Question Responses on 140P5426R0003- CONSTRUCTION, DEMOLISH COOPERTOWN RESTAURANT AT EVERGLADES NATIONAL PARK
1. Request for reports. Reports for asbestos and lead are attached.
2. Can you please provide the asbestos survey? The SOW mentions abatement of asbestos siding and removal of lead-based paint. Also, can you confirm the square footage of the siding? Reports for asbestos and lead are attached.
3. Regarding the lead-based paint, can you confirm whether the material will be salvaged or disposed of? Disposed of in accordance with the SOW.
4. Can you confirm which type of aggregate fill is required (for example, #57 stone, crush & run, #3 stone, etc.)? Crush and run is fine but Park is open to recommendations.
5. Please confirm the required thickness for aggregate placement and compaction (4", 6", etc.). Thickness needed will be the amount necessary to elevate the site to the required final elevation of 9.2 feet NAVD. Compaction should be sufficient to prevent settling at the site.
6. We see that tank removal is required, can you confirm the tank capacity and if there is any material that needs to be pumped out prior to removal? There is no tank removal for this project.
7. Do you have a survey or demolition plans showing the structure(s) to be demolished? No.
8. Is there an Asbestos and/or Lead-Based Paint report available for the site? Yes, attached.
9. Should tree removal and/or tree protection be included in the scope, and if so, is there a tree survey or disposition plan? There is no survey or disposition plan. All trees should be preserved.
10. Would you like erosion control measures included (e.g., gravel drive, silt fence)? Yes.
11. Should temporary fencing be included in the pricing? Yes.
12. Can the asbestos inspection report be provided for the building? Yes, attached.
13. If the inspection is older than 2 years from the date when the federally required demolition/abatement notice is submitted, the building requires re-inspection. Should we include cost to re-inspect the building for asbestos? Yes if required.
14. Is the contractor responsible for removing the pine tree and two royal palms on the west side of the structure? No, all trees to remain.
15. Just wanted to confirm, is the tan colored building the only thing that is getting demolished or is there any other buildings/structures? The Restaurant tan colored building is the only one to be demolished.
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16. Will an asbestos/lead survey be provided for abatement pricing and permit submittals? Yes, attached.
17. Will the parking area directly adjacent to the east of the demolition site be available for staging equipment, demolition debris and fill material? Yes but coordination with the concessioner will be required.
18. The 1440 SF structure includes the restaurant building, the ice vending area and a parking lot wooden fence as the extent of demolition. The ice vending area will be removed by the concessioner. This project scope is limited to the building.
19. At the site visit, it was reported that the septic tank had been "completed". Does the bid include any additional activities (closure with the state, pump out, crush and/or remove) to be completed? Septic tank is not part of this scope.
20. Price to include disconnection of water and electrical services that will remain in use to the tiki area and airboat concession to the west? Yes.
21. Will the entire contents of the demo structures be removed and excluded from the demolition activities? Yes.
22. Will the NPS be exempted from local permitting, or will a Miami Dade County demolition permit be required? If required, will the performance period include the time necessary to obtain the permit or will the performance period commence following receipt of the demolition permit? No, Miami-Dade County demolition permit is not required for this federal project.
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