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Solicitation (Request for Quotes) no. 140P8322Q0047 – Amendment no. 04

Attachment 9, Questions & Answers Round One (8/8/22)

Paint Interior Historic Hanger, Pearson Air Museum, FOVA

The following are gathered questions asked and answered pertaining to painting the Pearson Air

Museum hanger at FOVA. Should additional questions be asked, those will be posted as

Amendmennt no. 05, Round Two. Any additional questions shall be submitted by 3pm (PDT) on

August 10, 2022.

QUESTION 1: Should we include painting the following items?

a) Solid air lines

b) Unpainted solid water lines (noticed some existing water lines had been painted previously)

c) Fire extinguisher box (obviously not the glass)

ANSWER 1: The fire suppression lines which were previously painted will be included in the scope, but the copper air lines will be removed by NPS prior to work starting.

QUESTION 2: Will string lights be removed?

ANSWER 2: String Light will be removed by NPS.

QUESTION 3: 1 color for bathrooms & hanger bay?

ANSWER 3: Bathroom (interiors) are excluded from scope.

QUESTION 4: Are bathrooms included?

ANSWER 4: Bathrooms are excluded from scope

QUESTION 5: Does the wood interior finish on the walls need to be caulked or painted as is?

ANSWER 5: Wood interior finish on the walls to be painted as is.

QUESTION 6: Do we need to re-nail the boards on the ceiling that we are painting?

ANSWER 6: Only if there are any loose boards that would affect the adhesion of the paint. See

Part 3.2 Preparation

QUESTION 7: Do we have to feather all the edges?

ANSWER 7: Feathering is not called out in this scope

QUESTION 8: Old paint drips that have been painted over do we need to sand those down?

ANSWWER 8: Old paint drips can be painted over.

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