24C690002_Questions_and_Answers.pdf
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The document is a Questions and Answers summary related to Invitation for Bid (IFB) Number 24C690002 for Lobby Enclosure Ballistic Glass/Kevlar Panel Installation Services at the California Highway Patrol (CHP) Capistrano Area Office. The IFB outlines the scope of work, which includes installing Kevlar sheeting below the counter to prevent bullet penetration, as well as patching, staining, and painting as needed. The IFB clarifies that a bid bond is not required, but a payment bond is needed if the winning bid exceeds $25,000. It also confirms that installing the Kevlar sheeting on the inside of the cabinet back wall is an acceptable solution.
The related state and local contract opportunity description indicates that this IFB is issued by the Department of California Highway Patrol, and the project is located in Orange County, California. The IFB has a minimum Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) participation requirement of 5%, and bidders are eligible to receive a DVBE incentive for their participation.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 2720-24C690002_IFB.pdf | ||
| 24C690002_Addendum_1.pdf | ||
| 2720-24C690002_IFB_revision_1.pdf |
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DEPARTMENT OF CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
November 13, 2024 Page 1 of 1
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
TO
INVITATION FOR BID – NUMBER 24C690002
LOBBY ENCLOSURE BALLISTIC GLASS/KEVLAR PANEL INSTALLATIONS
SERVICES
CALIFORNIA HIGHWAY PATROL
CAPISTRANO AREA OFFICE
QUESTION AND ANSWER SUMMARY
1. Confirming that a bid-bond is not requested for this submission?
ANSWER: No, bid bond is not required when you submit the bid package, but payment bond is required if the winning bid is over $25,000.00.
2. Exhibit A (Standard Agreement), SCOPE OD WORK, page 3, #8 General
Instructions, Item C; " Install Kevlar sheeting below counter to prevent bullet penetration. Kevlar is to be covered and match existing. Patch, stain and paint as needed." [Question] Would it be an acceptable solution be to install and apply the Kevlar sheeting on the inside of the cabinet back wall? This would keep the barrier to the lobby intact, be less of a mess to the lobby and prevent any non-color matching of the existing cabinetry.
ANSWER: Yes, this would be acceptable.
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