Questions and Answers RFQ 19MX5323Q0020.pdf

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

REQUEST FOR QUOTATION NUMBER

19MX53-23-Q-0020 FOR

KITCHEN AND BATHROOMS RESTORATION

Q1.- CLIN 1.34 Doors shall have aluminum framing on the edge to the protect the corners from any future damage or chipping. - Are you referring to this type of protection that is placed around the entire door and drawers?

A1.- It was commented during the site visit that this was not necessary.

The winning contractor shall provide good quality materials that can ensure that the edges and corners do not ship or delaminate. PVC finish or the equivalent material is fine.

Q2.- CLIN 1.40 utility trays for soap, and sponges in the sink. Could you please provide photos of these types of accessories? Or more information about the type of accessories required?

A2.- It is sufficient to have the space for these objects on the counter. It is not a separate accessory.

Q3.- CLIN 1.3. What is the difference with point 1.9?

A3.- CLIN 1.3 refers to the window blinds.

Q4.- CLIN 1.9. What is the difference with point 1.3?

A4.- CLIN 1.9 refers to the laundry room door.

Q5.- CLIN 1.17. What type of installation does this point to refer to?

A5.- It refers to a slot for relocation of electrical outlets for refrigerator, island and any other.

Q6.- CLIN 1.20 – Are you referring to the area of the island? According to the plan, the kitchen walls are more than 7m2.

A6.- Only 7 m2 are considered because they are to smooth out any detail that remains in the wall that does not have tile. Consider that most of the walls are made of drywall.

Q7.- CLIN 1.24. Could you please provide a picture of this material? Sharp image.

We have not found the model you describe.

A7.- The concept refers to the type of piping, connections that should be supply in case of replacement, and the QZMX Brand, Manufacturer BTICINO, QZMX Line is for electrical outlets and switches. GFCIs should be at least 20 Amp., everything in white.

Q8.- CLIN 1.27. What is the difference with the point above (1.26)?

A8.- There are two types of lamps in the kitchen area: surface-mounted and recessed.

Q9.- CLIN 1.28. The led lights in the kitchen in the apartment shown, they were not in a slot, they were lid lights on top, would this also be an option to place the led lights?

A9.- During the site visit, we visited a model kitchen; it was mentioned that this kitchen has the minimum acceptable presentation for this new project. Some changes according to the design presented may be authorized or justified, subject to COR approval when the project is on development.

Q10.- CLIN 1.34. In the first instance, it indicates that the frames or edges of the doors must be made of PVC or in the same tone as the rest of the door, and later indicates that the door frames must have aluminum as protection, could you please provide a picture as an example? Do you want the aluminum on the entire frame or just the corners? The sample kitchen does not have these aluminum guards, could you please provide a picture as an example?

In the first instance you request metal profile or type S metal molding and later indicate metal handles; one replaces the other, that is, its function is the same. If you prefer both systems could be used, but that increases the cost.

A10.- It was mentioned during the site visit that aluminum frames are not necessary. The winning contractor shall provide good quality materials that can ensure that the edges and corners do not chip or delaminate. PVC finish or the equivalent material is fine. Handles and other accessories will depend on the proposal and design, they were only asked to consider rounded edges and not to be placed in such a way as to accumulate dirt.

Q11.- CLIN 1.36. In the first instance, it indicates that the frames or edges of the doors must be made of PVC or in the same tone as the rest of the door; and later indicts that the door frames must have aluminum as protection. Could you please provide a picture as an example?

A11.- Same answer to question 10.

Q12.- CLIN 2.11. What part of the work does this point refer to? Could you specify what it is?

A12.- In the shower, construction of “sardinel”.

Q13.- CLIN 2.17. Do you require the doors to be clear or frosted?

A13.- Tempered clear glass is fine.

Q14.- CLIN 2.21. Furniture with thermoformed MDF. Do you want the entire furniture to be made with thermoformed MDM or just the doors? Should the furniture be made in white or in some other color? The white color is less expensive. Should the furniture be smooth or should be some design or texture be considered?

A14.- Entire furniture with thermoformed MDF, is according to contractor design (prior authorization by COR), but white is fine.

Q15.- CLIN 2.30. What is the difference with the point above? (2.29)

A15.- These are two different CLIN items:

CLIN 2.29 is a toilet paper holder, mod. SP-04.

CLIN 2.30 is a single lever shower mixer, mod. MOR-SP-01