Site_Walk_Q_A_0001.pdf
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- REPLACE METER BASES & PANELS AT CAPEHART Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 140P8624R0007
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This document appears to be a question-and-answer session related to a federal contract opportunity to replace meter bases and panels at Capehart. The key details are:
The contract opportunity is solicitation number 140P8624R0007 issued by the Department of the Interior National Park Service Pacific West Region. The work involves replacing meter bases and panels at the Capehart location. Questions cover topics such as crawlspaces, conduit, permitting, roof work, and acceptable roofing materials and methods. Specific roofs to receive spray foam and silicone are identified. No permits are required for electrical work, but hot work may require a permit. Work will be inspected by the project COR and NPS electrician. The roofing contract is projected to be completed by June 1, 2024, prior to the start of this contract. Peel-and-stick is not an acceptable roofing patch method; spray-applied methods must be used by a qualified roofing subcontractor.
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Q: Are there crawlspaces?
A: Yes.
Q: Is the conduit in the crawlspace buried?
A: The feeder wire in the crawlspace is Romex and is not in conduit. The wire is stapled to the underside of the floor joists. New feeder wire may be installed in the same manner.
Q: What are the permitting and inspection requirements?
A: Since NPS is the utility, no permits are required for electrical work. If hot work is required, a permit may be issued by NPS. Hot work is defined as any cutting, grinding, torching, or soldering that may produce sparks or flames. Work will be inspected by the project COR and NPS electrician to confirm work meets contract and NEC standards.
Q: The buildings in attachment 3 three have different colors and there is no legend. Do the different colors signify anything related to this project?
A: No.
Q: The options listed on attachment 3 (map) do not correspond with the definition of contract line items in specification 01 27 00.
A: Amended map and specification 01 27 00 are attached.
Q: The roof project is current. Which roofs will have the spray foam and silicone roofs?
A: Quarters 800, 801, 805, 807, 808, 811, 815, 818, and 833.
Q: Wil the new roofs be completed by the time this contract begins?
A: The roofing contract is projected to be completed by 1 June, 2024.
Q: Will peel-and-stick be an acceptable patch for the spray foam and silicone roofs?
A: No. The patches must be completed using spray-applied methods per manufacturer instructions by a qualified roofing company under subcontract to the prime.
Q: What type of foam and silicone are the nine roofs?
A: The foam is spray-applied thermo-set 300 ridged polyurethane foam. The silicone basecoat and topcoat is Pro-Coat 700 High Solids Elastomeric Silicone with the standard color of Dark Gray. 3M
Grade #11 Roofing Granules are embedded in the topcoat.
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