B08_Attachment_6_Site_Visit_Notes-Q-A_0001.pdf
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- Rehab Historic RCA Receiving Station, NPS-PORE
- Solicitation number
- 140P8424R0010
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This document is a Site Visit Summary and Questions & Answers related to Solicitation No. 140P8424R0010 for the Rehabilitation of the Historic RCA Receiving Station at Point Reyes National Seashore in Marin County, California.
The key details are:
- A pre-proposal site visit was held on June 17, 2024 to allow offerors to inspect the project site.
- Questions asked during the site visit were answered, including who is responsible for moving items blocking access, the requirement for temporary weather-tight infill panels when windows/doors are removed, the condition of the parapet and roof, and the treatment of existing metal vents on the building.
- The National Park Service (Pacific West Region) is the procuring agency for this requirement.
- The full solicitation package, including all attachments, is available for download.
- Offerors are urged and expected to inspect the site, though the site visit is not mandatory.
- Proposal submission instructions and contact information for the Contracting Officer are provided.
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SOLICITATION NO. 140P8424R0010
REHABILITATE HISTORIC RCA RECEIVING STATION
POINT REYES NATIONAL SEASHORE
MARIN COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
SITE VISIT – 11:00 am Monday, June 17, 2024
SITE VISIT SUMMARY:
A pre‐proposal site visit was conducted on Monday, June 17, 2024. Par cipants met at 11:00 a.m. Pacific
Daylight Time (PDT) at 17400 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard, Point Reyes Na onal Seashore, Inverness, California. Par cipants were shown the site, and ques ons asked during the site visit are answered below.
PROJECT QUESTIONS FROM SITE VISIT:
1. Within the building, several windows and doors are currently blocked by equipment, stored materials, and/or furniture. Who will be responsible for moving these items that are restric ng access?
a. The Government (Na onal Park Service) will be responsible for moving any equipment, stored materials, and/or furniture blocking contractor access to windows and doors from the interior of the building.
2. When removing windows or doors for rehabilita on, will temporary infill panels or similar be required to provide for weather protec on and security?
a. Yes, when windows and doors are removed for rehabilita on work, weather‐ ght infill panels or similar will be required to protect from weather and the intrusion of wildlife/people.
3. Is there any known damage on the inside face of the parapet that will be required to be repaired, and will the pain ng of the building exterior stop at the top of the parapet?
a. There is no observed damage to the interior face of the parapet wall requiring repair.
The interior face of the parapet is covered with asphalt roll roofing up to the top of the parapet (see photograph below). Pain ng/coa ng of the building exterior shall include the top of the parapet up to the exis ng asphalt roll roofing.
Asphalt roll roofing extended up to the interior parapet top
Solicita on No. 140P8424R010, Site Visit Summary ‐ Q&A
4. Is the roof of the RCA Receiving Sta on Building damaged or in poor condi on, such that it would restrict persons from safely walking on the roof?
a. The roof shows no signs of damage based on visual inspec ons of the exterior and interior, to the extent that they can be observed. Government staff have recently walked around the roof without incident and without no ng any issues of concern.
5. Will the two exis ng metal vents in por ons of the windows on the east face of the building be required to be replaced?
a. The two exis ng metal vents in por ons of the windows on the east face of the building (see photographs below) are not expected to be replaced. The exis ng metal vents should be repaired, rehabilitated, cleaned, coated, and reinstalled in accordance with the specifica ons.
Existing metal window vents on the east face of the building
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