2607 Q _ A #3.docx

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Re-flooring of Norris Elementary Gym Floor
Solicitation number
2607
Issued by
Anderson County, Tennessee

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Bid #2607 related to the Norris Elementary School Gym Floor project in Tennessee. The bid involves re-flooring the gymnasium, which has a total square footage of 6,916 square feet. The project requires installing a new resilient athletic floor, replacing an existing synthetic snap-together gym floor. Game line layouts will be limited to basketball, volleyball, and four square, with no additional painted logos or inset designs requested.

The Q&A document clarifies several key project details, including that no bleachers or equipment will need to be moved during the floor installation. No specific pricing information, funding sources, or bidder requirements are outlined in this document. The file appears to be part of the procurement process, providing clarification for potential bidders about the scope and specifics of the gym floor replacement project at Norris Elementary School.

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Bid #2607 Norris Elementary School Gym Floor Questions & Answers #3

1. If possible, can we get a diagram of the Gym with dimensions on it?

Answer: A Diagram isn’t available. The square footage is 6,916.

1. Do you have a diagram of the game line layouts you want?

Answer: The game line layout is only what was on the bid spec: basketball, volleyball and four square.

1. Will you want any inset or painted logos on the floor?

Answer: No.

1. Are there any bleachers or equipment to be moved?

Answer: No.

1. Is the existing floor to be demoed also a resilient athletic floor similar to the new floor to be installed?

Answer: Existing floor is a synthetic type of snap together gym floors.

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