Amendment_3_140R4026Q0100_FCCO_Construction_Trailer_Relocation_0003.pdf
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- 140R4026Q0100
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This is a Questions and Answers document for Amendment Three of the FCCO Construction Trailer Relocation solicitation (140R4026Q0100), dated 21 July 2026. The document addresses contractor inquiries regarding site preparation and installation requirements for relocating a 60-foot office trailer to a destination site in New Mexico.
The destination site is an empty, relatively flat graveled area with no existing pad, requiring the trailer to be placed on blocks. No grading, excavation, or dirt work is anticipated by the contractor. The Government requires only tie-downs that comply with New Mexico regulations—nothing more stringent. There are no access issues, weight restrictions, or site access impediments at the destination. Reclamation staff will remove existing wood fencing as necessary to provide adequate space for the 60-foot trailer length. The document includes photographs showing the destination site's current condition, featuring a graveled area with scattered vegetation and wooden fencing visible in the images.
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FCCO Construction Trailer Relocation Solicitation Number: 140R4026Q0100
Amendment Three Questions & Answers
21 July 2026
1. Is the destination site already prepared for the trailer?
The location is empty and ready to receive the trailer. It is a relativity flat, graveled area.
2. Is there an existing pad, or will the trailer simply be set on blocks?
Trailer will need to be placed on blocks.
3. Will any grading, excavation, or dirt work be required by the contractor before installation?
None is anticipated.
4. Does the Government require tie-downs for this project, even if New Mexico regulations do not?
Nothing more than NM regulations is required.
5. Are there any known access issues or weight restrictions at the destination site that the contractor should be aware of?
There are no restrictions at the destination.
6. Would the Reclamation staff remove the existing wood fencing, as needed, in order for adequate space for the 60-foot length of the office trailer? See images.
Reclamation can remove that fence post if necessary.
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