Attachment_4_Questions___Answers_Vol_2_0003.docx
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- PAINT EUON EXTERIOR AND JOMU BALUSTRADE
- Solicitation number
- 140P8524Q0082
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers (Q&A) related to a federal contract opportunity for painting work at the John Muir National Historic Site and the Eugene O'Neill National Historic Site.
The key details are:
- The work includes painting the exterior and balustrade at the two historic sites.
- For the John Muir site, the work on the stairway does not include the spindles and railing that go beyond the staircase.
- For the Eugene O'Neill site, the shutters on the windows do move and are painted the same on both sides, not connected to the wall behind them. Pictures of the exposed eaves will be provided to show the necessary brushwork and accessibility challenges.
- This is a small business set-aside solicitation under NAICS code 238320, with a construction magnitude of $25,000 to $100,000.
- All questions must be submitted by July 18, 2024, and proposals are due by 12:00 pm PST on July 26, 2024.
- The contracting agency is the Department of the Interior, National Park Service.
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John Muir Site
1. Does the work on the stairway include the spindles and railing that go beyond the staircase and run all along the walls above it?
No, work only includes the banister.
Eugene O'Neill Site
1. Do the shutters on each of the windows move and if so, does the backside of each paint along with the wall behind them?
Yes, the shutters move. Shutters are painted the same on both sides and does not paint along with the wall behind them.
2. Is it possible to provide pictures of the exposed eaves within the project documents so that every bidder understands the necessary brushwork throughout and the difficulty of dealing with accessing areas above the roof? In regards to the roof, can you let us know if the areas that are not part of the overhangs (eaves) are fully supported or if they too have limited support?
Below are pictures of the exposed eaves. Areas that are not a part of the overhanging eaves are supported.
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