Questions-Answers_Electrical Outlet Install.xlsx

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Electrical Outlet Installation
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This is a Questions and Answers document for the Electrical Outlet Installation solicitation (15F06726Q0000122) issued by the Department of Justice Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Q&A addresses industry inquiries regarding the installation of two new 20-amp quad electrical receptacles in the CRC Document Laboratory at the FBI Records Center in Winchester, Virginia.

Key technical details confirmed through the Q&A include: the existing electrical panel is an EATON brand with available space for new breakers; the distance from the panel to the outlet location is approximately 110 feet, with roughly 20 feet of new EMT (Electrical Metallic Tubing) raceway required and the remaining 90 feet utilizing existing EMT; ceilings are drop/open ceilings suitable for raceway routing; outlets will be flush-mounted (cut and fished in); ceiling height is 12 feet with lifts available; no obstacles such as concrete walls require drilling; and no permit is required for the work. Administrative requirements clarified include that no state-specific electrical licensing is required (any licensed electrician is acceptable), no performance or payment bonds are necessary, no security clearance is required (though a criminal background check is needed for visitor access), no site visits by subcontractors are permitted, no training delays are anticipated, and no amendments resulted from any of the questions answered. The document does not contain pricing information, response dates, or award dates.

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Column1Question from IndustryFBI ResponseResult in an Amendment
1What is the rough distance from the existing electrical panel to the new outlet location?110 feetNo
2Are the ceilings drop ceilings or hard ceilings for routing the raceways?Drop ceilings/open ceilingsNo
3Are there any obstacles such as concrete walls that will need to be drilled through from the panel to the new outlet location?No.No
4Is EMT the intended raceway type for the work?Yes, estimated 20ft EMTNo
5Could you please provide pictures of this project.No, secure location.No
6Are bid bonds, payment bonds, performance bonds, insurance etc required for this opportunity?NoNo
7May we schedule our subcontractor for a site visit?NoNo
8I am writing to request clarification regarding licensing requirements for the Electrical Outlet Installation at the FBI Records Center in Winchester, VA.
Specifically, can the required electrical work be performed by a properly licensed electrician from another state (such as Texas), or must the electrician hold an active electrical license issued by the Commonwealth of Virginia or the local jurisdiction where the work will be performed?Not state specific, just needs to be licensed.No
9What type of panel is it? (Brand / Model)EATONNo
10Is there space to add new breakers?YesNo
11Will the outlets be surface mounted or flush mounted (cut & fished in?)FlushNo
12Is the Lab considered a “SCIF” & will the penetrations be required to be Dielectric Brakes?NoNo
13Could you please confirm what type of background investigation or security clearance is required for this project, and what is needed to meet that requirement?No clearance required, criminal background check for visitor accessNo
14Do you know the ceiling height and do you have to have a security clearance to work in that facility?12 feet, lifts available for useNo
15On the Questions & Answers sheet, the rough distance is estimated to be 110’. You state that EMT is the intended raceway, but you say roughly 20’. If distance is 110’, what type of raceway is to be used for the other 90’?Exisiting EMTNo
16Will a Permit be required for this work?NoNo
17Will there be any training required once onsite or any delay or waiting periods before work can begin?NoNo
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