2.27.24 Bid Questions and Answers final2.pdf
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- New Clackamas Village Project
- Solicitation number
- S-C01010-00009328
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- Clackamas County, Cheshire CDP, Oregon
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to the New Clackamas Village Project, a sealed bid solicitation issued by Clackamas County, Oregon's Housing and Community Development Division. The project involves the development of an emergency housing village on a vacant lot, with modular construction of a kitchen module, two office modules, two bathroom modules, and eight sleeping modules. The bid closing date is March 5, 2024, at 2:00 PM Pacific Time. The document clarifies details regarding BOLI rates, missing pages in the specifications, availability of a soils report and topographic survey, responsibility for survey and staking, fence and post construction, crawlspace finish, electrical drawings, and modular deck and ramp materials. It also provides information on the existing power source, dirt disposal, design-build responsibilities for plumbing, electrical, and mechanical scopes, and the availability of CAD files and surveyor services.
The document indicates that the mechanical, electrical, and plumbing scopes will be design-build, and general contractors are responsible for providing necessary subcontractor drawings for state and local permitting, including the coordination of the underground utilities. It also clarifies that existing organic soil and clean fill can be distributed on-site, and that a 6-mil vapor barrier is sufficient rather than a concrete rat slab in the crawlspace.
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New Village Project Bid Q&A 2/27/24 Page 1 of 4
INVITATION TO BID - Questions and Answers
New Clackamas Village Project
January 30, 2024
Clackamas County (“County”), on behalf of Housing and Community Development Division, through their Board of County Commissioners is accepting sealed bids for the New Clackamas Village Project until March 5, 2024, 2:00 PM, Pacific Time, (“Bid Closing”). Development of an emergency housing village on a vacant lot. Structures to be built offsite through modular construction process consisting of a kitchen module, two office modules, two bathroom modules, and eight sleeping modules. All units will be accessible by site built ramps and decks that are site built. Site work includes all foundations, utilities, storm ponds and paved areas. The project site is located at 16575 SE 115th Ave, Clackamas, OR 97015.
Bid Questions and Answers:
Q1. BOLI Rates are not in the bid docs?
A1. There is a link to the January 5, 2024 BOLI site and rates. The work will be in Clackamas
County.
Q2. Are pages missing from the specs and plans?
A2. No pages are missing. Attached to this addendum are revised page numbers:
The Table of Contents page numbers on the plans are incorrect:
1. The Civil pages are all included just labeled as C vs. ESC. Additionally the Erosion Sediment
Control permit drawings and Stormwater Management Report have been added as an additional drawing set that will be used for the Clackamas County Permit. This information needs to be accounted for in the excavation costs.
2. Spec pages for Architectural A003, A004 and A005
A001 SITE PLAN
A002 MODEL IMAGES - FOR REFERENCE ONLY
A003 SPECIFICATIONS DIVISIONS 1-6
A004 SPECIFICATIONS DIVISIONS 7-8
A005 SPECIFICATIONS DIVISIONS 9-33
A101 OFFICE - FLOOR PLAN & FOUNDATION PLAN
A102 OFFICE - RCP & ROOF PLAN
A103 OFFICE - BUILDING ELEVATIONS & WINDOW SCHEDULES
A104 OFFICE - BUILDING SECTION & INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
A111 KITCHEN - PLANS & WALL TYPES
A112 KITCHEN - BUILDING ELEVATIONS & WINDOW SCHEDULES
A113 KITCHEN - BUILDING SECTION & INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
A121 (A120) SLEEPING MODULE - PLANS & WALL TYPES
A122 (A121) SLEEPING MODULE - BUILDING ELEVATIONS & WINDOW SCHEDULES
A123 (NOT USED) SLEEPING MODULE - BUILDING SECTION & INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
A131 (A130) BATH MODULE - PLANS & WALL TYPES
A132 (A131) BATH MODULE - BUILDING ELEVATIONS & WINDOW SCHEDULES
A133 (NOT USED) BATH MODULE - BUILDING SECTION & INTERIOR ELEVATIONS
New Village Project Bid Q&A 2/27/24 Page 2 of 4
The 'C' drawings that were attached in the original PDF:
C0.00 COVER SHEET
C0.10 GENERAL NOTES
C0.11 GENERAL NOTES
C EXISTING CONDITIONS & DEMOLITION PLAN
C2.00 SITE LAYOUT PLAN
C2.10 SITE LAYOUT DETAILS
C3.00 GRADING PLAN
C3.10 FINE GRADING PLAN
C4.00 STORMWATER DRAINAGE PLAN
C4.10 STORMWATER DRAINAGE DETAILS
C5.00 UTILITY PLAN
C5.10 UTILITY DETAILS
The 'ESC' drawings added today:
ESC -000 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL COVER SHEET
ESC-100 EXISTING CONDITIONS AND DEMOLITION PLAN
ESC-150 MASS GRADING EROSION CONTROL PLAN
ESC-200 GRADING, STREET, AND UTILITIES EROSION CONTROL PLAN
ESC-300 RUNOFF CONTROL PLAN
ESC-400 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS
ESC-401 EROSION AND SEDIMENT CONTROL DETAILS
Q3.Is there a soils report? And a topo survey?
A3. Yes. Included with this addendum. A Geotech Report and a Topo Survey
Q4. Who is responsible for the survey and staking?
A4. Contractor is responsible for the survey and staking.
Q5. Div 2. What is the actual style of Fence to be constructed for the perimeter?
A5. The perimeter fence is a typical 7' ht. chain link with metal poles and metal pole top rail with a B wire, galvanized with slats.
Q6. Div 2. Fence. What is the system being proposed to attach 4 x 4 post to the concrete slab?
A6. The 4x4 post question is regarding the wood fence around the 6' ht trash enclosure. A 12" diameter concrete sono tube with a simpson CB44 bracket cast into the concrete would be sufficient.
Q7. Structural detail 1/S3.00 calls out for a "rat slab by others" in the crawlspace. Architectural calls out for 6 mil Vapor barrier. What way would you like the crawlspace finished?
A7. A 6 mil vapor barrier is sufficient.
Q8. I do not see electrical drawings. Is this a design build project?
New Village Project Bid Q&A 2/27/24 Page 3 of 4
A8. There is a lighting plan for each of the modules as a basis of design. Yes the mechanical, electrical and plumbing scopes will be design build. General Contractors are responsible for providing necessary subcontractor drawings for state and local permitting. This also includes the coordination of the underground utilities.
Q9. There was discussion of aluminum modular decks, stairs, rail, and ramps being acceptable in lue of wood framed. Please confirm.
A9. Bid will need to include concrete ramps and wood framed decks as the basis of design. A substitution of aluminum may be submitted that offers comparable slip resistance, durability, maintenance, and accessibility standards.
Q10. Is the basis of design for the modulars to be fully built offsite and connections only to be made onsite?
A10. The modules are designed to be built offsite with the majority of elements installed in the facility, but understood there will be onsite installation of the connections requiring patches in the siding.
Q11. Where is the existing power for tie ins?
A11. There is an existing power pole at the NW corner of the property. Assume an overhead line, similar to the Veterans’ Village, to a meter at the office building. This has not been confirmed with PGE.
Q12. Is there anywhere we can put dirt on the hillside or is all dirt to be hauled away?
A12. Existing organic soil and clean fill can be distributed onsite as outlined by ESC drawings.
Debris such as trash, abandoned materials must be removed. Final grade to be per ESC 150 for permanent erosion control measures.
Q13. Plumbing, Electrical, and Mechanical are all design build and need to procure their respective permits for this project.
A13. Yes the mechanical, electrical and plumbing scopes will be design build. General
Contractors are responsible for providing necessary subcontractor drawings for state and local permitting. This also includes the coordination of the underground utilities.
Q14. C1.00 Note 4 states to remove concrete, however during the bid walk on Thursday we were told that it did not need to be removed, please clarify.
A14. Approximately 20 concrete square stones currently onsite may remain onsite. This includes leaving the foundations on the south boundary of the fence.
Q15. Is there access to the Survey, Civil, and Architectural plans in cad if awarded the project? Is the current surveyor on the project willing to continue to work with the contractor for additional services?
New Village Project Bid Q&A 2/27/24 Page 4 of 4
A15. Contractor will hire a surveyor to stake the project. A shared DWG of the Survey and
Architectural plans will be shared for reference but it is the responsibility of the contractor to verify all dimensions to the printed plans.
Q16. Is there a rat slab in the crawl spaces? The architectural plans do not show it, but the structural plans do, please clarify?
A16. A 6 mil vapor barrier is sufficient rather than a concrete rat slab.
Q17. On S6.0C the structural floor system is noted as using a 9 1/4 x 1 3/4” LVL with 11 7/8”
TJI’s, can this rim be changed to an 11 7/8” rim to match the joist depth or the joist changed to match the rim depth?
A17. Yes.
Q18. Is there a belly band on the modular units to allow for the structural connections shown on
1/S3.0?
A18. Yes, a 5/4 x 10 primed cedar trim board acting as a belly band around the structural connection to the foundation is necessary. This will cover the plywood connection and allow the majority of the siding to be built in the facility.
Q19. On S2.0B there are holddowns shown at the end of the wall separating the kitchen from the laundry, can we introduce an additional 2x2 on the long wall towards the kitchen to allow for the unit to be sided in the shop and still achieve the structural connection in the field with minimal site siding?
A19. Yes, this is acceptable
End of Questions and Answers
Also added to Bid Docs on 2/27/24:
Geotech Report
Topo Survey
Civil 23032
Stormwater Management Report
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