2024-UWMSN-00477-RFB Amendement.docx
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- Solicitation number
- 2024-UWMSN-00477-RFB
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- Dane County, Madison City, Wisconsin
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This is an amendment document for Request for Bid 2024-UWMSN-00477-RFB issued by University of Wisconsin–Madison for adjustable climbing boards and matting. The amendment provides clarification to bidders through a Questions and Answers section addressing technical specifications and site conditions. Specifically, the amendment confirms that bidders should refer to Section 6 of the technical specifications document (2024-UWMSN-00477-RFB 1+TIME+PURCHASE+TERMS+AND+REQUIREMENTS+final.docx) for complete crop specifications for the tension board. Additionally, the amendment clarifies the facility's concrete floor conditions, confirming that the site has at least 4 inches of concrete based on a recent floor scan, which is relevant to the installation and performance requirements of the climbing board and matting equipment.
The amendment does not specify pricing terms, award amounts, response deadlines, or other contract terms within the provided content. The document serves primarily as a clarification vehicle to ensure bidders have accurate technical and site-specific information necessary to submit responsive proposals for this one-time purchase.
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Amendment #1 for 2024-UWMSN-00447-RFB For Adjustable Climbing Board and Matting Questions & Answers
Q1: Can you specify what crop you would like for the Tension Board?
A1: Please see Technical Specification, Section 6 on attached file 2024-UWMSN-00477-RFB 1+TIME+PURCHASE+TERMS+AND+REQUIREMENTS+final.docx for complete specifications.
Q2: Do you have at least 4" of concrete for your floor?
A2: Yes, we just had the floor scanned and we have at least 4 inches of concrete.
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