Final Questions and Answers.pdf
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- FCC LOMPOC - Installation of Roofs
- Solicitation number
- 15B61724Q00000015
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This document contains the Final Questions and Answers related to Solicitation 15B61724Q00000015 for the Installation of Roofs at the Federal Correctional Complex (FCC) Lompoc in Lompoc, CA.
The key details are:
- No permits are required for this project.
- Bidders are instructed to conduct a site visit to verify and measure the existing roofs, as the measurements provided in the solicitation on SAM.gov may be inaccurate. FCC Lompoc will provide a ladder for roof access but no other tools.
- The estimated magnitude of the project is stated in the solicitation on SAM.gov to be between $100,000 and $250,000.
- This is a 100% Total Small Business Set-Aside with a NAICS code of 238160 and a $19,000,000 small business size standard.
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FCC LOMPOC– INSTALLATION OF STAFF
HOUSING ROOFS PROJECT - QUESTIONS &
ANSWERS SOLICITATION 15B61724Q00000015
1. You want permits pulled from the county of Santa Barbara or No permits?
CLARIFICATION: No permits required.
2. Your measurements are substantially incorrect and less than what is listed on SAM.gov. Can you please provide us with the correct measurements CLARIFICATION: Please refer back to the Statement of Work section B.4 "Site visit to be determined by Contracting Officer. Bidders to conduct a brief inspection on roofs prior to bid submittal (FCC Lompoc to provide a ladder to make roof accessible). Photos to be taken by FCC Lompoc Staff on the day of the site visit. Bidder to verify and measure roofs to provide accurate BID (FCC Lompoc will not provide any tools for this)." Also refer to section N of the Statement of Work.
3. What is the job cap price confirmation?
CLARIFICATION: Estimated magnitude of the project is stated in the solicitation on SAM.gov in the description section.
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