2023-03-08_Addendum_FCEDC_16Academy.pdf
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- 16 Academy Street, Saranac Lake, NY State and local contract opportunity
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- Genesee County, New York
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This document is an Addendum to the Black Mountain Architecture Renovation Project for 16 Academy Street in Saranac Lake, New York. The Addendum addresses questions regarding bonding requirements, prevailing wage, existing foundation construction, and underground utilities. It also updates the bid due date to March 16, 2023 and adds information about the intended use of footing drains and a crushed stone dry well.
The related State and Local Contract Opportunity is for renovations at 16 Academy Street in Saranac Lake, New York. The work includes all labor and materials necessary to complete the building renovations as described in the Project Workscope. Bidders may subcontract, and there are 10% Minority and 10% Women Owned Sub-Contracting Goals. The contract term is 9 months, and no identical or substantially similar procurement contracts have been awarded in the past five years within Franklin County, New York.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Bid Package 16 Academy Street Saranac Lake.pdf | ||
| Addendum.pdf | ||
| 2023-02-27_BidPackage_FCEDC_16Academy_REVISED.pdf |
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ADDENDUM
Black Mountain Architecture Renovation Project
16 Academy Street, Saranac Lake, NY Issue Date: 09 March 2023
Item # Section Change
Item #1 Questions Q1: What bonding is required?
A1: There is no bonding required.
Q2: In the specs, it was stated this is NOT a prevailing wage project. Why is that?
A2: Prevailing wage is simply not a requirement of the grant the property owner is a recipient of.
Q3: Could I get more information on the existing foundation construction and what is anticipated?
A3: The existing foundation is slab-on-grade, although the foundation wall depths are unknown.
Q4: What are the existing underground utilities and what are the limits of removals? Will reuse of existing sub soil be allowed under building footprint or will all import fill be needed?
A4: The existing underground utilities are also unknown, besides the man hole and water meter/valve noted on the site drawings.
These items will require on-site investigation. The drawings call for soil infill at the south side of the site for drainage/re-grading purposes, but generally I expect that reuse of existing sub soil will be acceptable.
Item #2 Section 1: Advertisement for Bids
REPLACE: Bid due date. March 16, 2023.
Item #3 Section 3: Project Workscope
ADD: A5 - Footing drains are intended to be directed to a crushed stone dry well on the South side of the property.
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