140P8621R0016_-_Prebid_Questions_and_Answers_0001.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers from a pre-bid site visit for solicitation number 140P8621R0016 for the Alma Floating Dock Replacement project. The National Park Service is seeking to replace the existing floating dock at Alma Beach in San Francisco. Key details include that the electrical panel for shutting off power during new panel installation is located in a cabinet on Hyde Street Pier. Temporary partial closures of Hyde Street Pier are allowed for activities like overhead hoisting, with advance notice. While no heavy materials will be allowed on the pier, some lightweight storage and work areas will be made available. The National Park Service will provide five parking spaces on Van Ness Avenue for contractor vehicles. The design engineering firm hired by the National Park Service will perform inspections, including of concrete float forms prior to casting.
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July 7, 2021
Alma Floating Dock Replacement Solicitation No. 140P8621R0016
Pre-Bid Site Visit Q&A
Q: Where is the electrical distribution panel needed for shutting off the circuit during new panel installation?
A: In a cabinet on Hyde Street Pier, just north of the ramp for the Alma.
Q: Are there any requirements for leaving a channel open for boats near the Alma dock?
A: No.
Q: Can a barge be left in place near the Alma dock location during construction?
A: Yes.
Q: Does NPS have information about water depths in the project area?
A: Yes. The most recent information has been provided as an attachment to this solicitation amendment.
Q: Is the area to the east of the site dredged?
A: Unknown. That area is owned by the Port of San Francisco.
Q: Are there requirements related to environmental permits for this project?
A: Yes. All permits have been provided as an attachment to this solicitation amendment.
Q: Are Hyde Street Pier closures allowed?
A: Yes. Temporary partial closures are allowed with advance notice, for activities such as overhead hoisting.
Q: Will lay-down space be available on Hyde Street Pier?
A: No heavy materials will be allowed on the pier. Nothing heavier than a pick-up truck is allowed on the pier. Small areas for lightweight materials and tools will be made available on the pier.
Q: Will any parking be provided for contractor vehicles?
A: NPS will provide 5 spaces on Van Ness Avenue.
Q: Will there be any inspection coordination requirements?
A: Yes. NPS has hired the design engineering firm to perform key inspections, including inspection of the forms for the concrete floats prior to casting.
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