Amendment 1 246-26-Q-0007 RFI Questions with answers.pdf
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This is Amendment #1 to RFQ 246-26-Q-0007, a Questions and Answers document for the Haskell Indian Health Center Lab Door Replacement Project. The solicitation, issued by the Indian Health Service (IHS), is identified as IHS1520865 and closes on February 2, 2026.
The amendment addresses three questions submitted by potential contractors regarding door specifications and installation requirements. The door being relocated is a lab restroom door manufactured by Mohawk Flush Doors, Inc. (Eagle Door Supply, Model B25, #31257) with nominal dimensions of 3'6" x 7'0" and actual slab measurements of 41 5/8" x 83 1/4". Two door photos are included for reference. Regarding installation, the door frame must be anchored into the CMU (concrete masonry unit) wall, with concrete backfill recommended for noise reduction purposes. No other changes to the solicitation were made.
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RFQ: 246-26-Q-0007 Haskell Indian Health Center Lab Door Replacement Project
IHS1520865.
Closes: 02/02/2026
Amendment#1: RFIs
The combined synopsis solicitation for commercial services, IHS1520865, Lab Door Replacement Project for Haskell Indian Health Center, Lawrence, KS, is amended to submit question and answers. The following three (3) questions have been submitted.
Answers are in Red following each question.
1. Could you give us the size of the door that is getting relocated? Door width, height, etc. and manufacture? The lab restroom door is a 3' 6" x 7' 0" (actual slab measurements are 41 5/8" x 83 1/4"). Eagle Door Supply. B25. #31257. Mohawk Flush Doors, Inc. (2 door photos included)
2. Does the frame need to be concrete filled or can it be anchored into the CMU wall?
Needs to anchor the door frame into the CMU. Concrete back fill would be nice for noise reduction.
3. Could we get the noted measurements on the door, so we can make sure we get the correct frame to fit the existing door that will be relocated. See measurements above.
No other changes.
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