Attachment_11_Site_Visit_1_Notes_and_Q_and_A_0001.pdf

Solicitation no. 140P8426R0003 - Attachment 11, Site Visit Notes and Q&A (8/20/26) Rehabilitate Limantour Residence 160, Point Reyes National Seashore (PORE)

Site Visit took place at 160 Limantour Drive, Iverness, CA 94937 at 1pm PDT on August 18, 2026. No questions were noted during the site visit, however, one question was received afterward, as addressed below.

The following interested parties attended:

• CBKME Inc. (doing business as FKB Design)

• Atlier 21 International

• Agile-ACI

• Kingsley Builders, Inc.

• Agile Construction Inc.

QUESTION 1: As the solicitation specifies the need for a California Contractor State

License, I would like to confirm whether a prime contractor can fulfill this requirement through a partnership or subcontracting arrangement with a California-licensed entity. Specifically, can a prime contractor, not currently holding a California license, still be eligible to submit a proposal if they partner with or subcontract to a licensed California contractor? Additionally, would this arrangement allow the prime contractor to retain their role as the primary point of contact and responsibility holder for the project? Your guidance on this matter would be greatly appreciated to ensure compliance with the solicitation requirements.

ANSWER: You can submit your proposal as the prime contractor if you do not have a

California Contractor License, or if your proposed subcontractor(s) do not have a California Contractor License. Offerors (and any proposed subcontractors) who possess a current and valid California State License applicable to the work they will be performing on this project will be more favorably rated. The solicitation was amended to add the CA License as an evaluation factor in Section M of Revised Attachment 1 dated 8/20/26; the offerors shall address the evaluation factor as part of the technical proposal.