26Q0011_Questions Answers.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 19PE5026Q0011
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Department of State US Embassy Lima
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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ 19PE5026Q0011 concerning the replacement of security barriers at a facility (referred to as CMR). The document clarifies requirements and logistics for contractors bidding on this project.
Key operational requirements include maintaining at least one vehicle access point operational at all times during construction, requiring phased work on the three barriers rather than simultaneous work. Personnel must exit and re-enter the facility during lunch breaks and are not permitted to remain on-site. The contractor may dispose of removed barriers off-site without delivering them to an Embassy location. Regarding facilities, contractor staff can use restrooms at the service entrance, though contractors working at the main entrance gates must provide their own restroom facilities if preferred over walking to the back. The Embassy will allocate a designated area (location to be determined) for material staging and a dumpster for debris accumulation. Manual drop arm barriers must meet the standards and specifications provided in the RFQ, allowing for equivalent systems rather than requiring specific manufacturers or models. The document notes that information regarding existing underground utilities, conduits, or installations near barrier foundations will be clarified later. Technical plans and specifications for the new security barriers are referenced as being provided within the RFQ itself.
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RFQ 19PE5026Q0011 – REPLACEMENT OF CMR SECURITY BARRIERS
Questions & Answers
Q1. Provide the plans and technical specifications for the new security barriers.
A1. Provided in RFQ
Q2. Please confirm if they will provide restrooms and changing rooms for staff.
A2. They will be able to use the ones at the service entrance when working there. For the Gates by the main entrance, the contractor will have to provide them if they do not want to walk all the way to the back.
Q3. Confirm if they will allocate an area for the accumulation of debris that will be removed later.
A3. Yes, an area can be allocated for the contractor to install a dumpster for debris.
Q4. Barrier system specifications
Could the Embassy please confirm whether the manual drop arm barriers referenced in the Statement of Work must follow a specific manufacturer or model, or whether equivalent systems meeting the specifications are acceptable?
A4. The drop arm barriers should meet the standards and specifications provided.
Q5. Existing utilities near barrier foundations
Are there any known underground utilities, conduits, or installations near the existing barrier locations that the contractor should consider during demolition and excavation?
A5. To be clarified later.
Q6. Work phasing / vehicle access
Does the Embassy require that at least one vehicle access point remain operational during construction, or may the contractor work on the three barriers simultaneously?
A6. No, at least one entrance should always remain operational.
Q7. Disposal of existing barriers
Should the removed barriers be delivered to a designated Embassy location, or is the contractor authorized to dispose of them off-site?
A7. The contractor can dispose of them off-site.
Q8. Site staging, material storage and personnel breaks
Could the Embassy please confirm whether there will be a designated staging or material storage area within the CMR site during execution of the works?
A8. Yes, location TBD.
Q9. Please confirm whether contractor personnel are allowed to remain on site during lunch breaks, or if all personnel are required to exit and re-enter the facility.
A9. Personnel will exit and re-enter the facility.
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