Question and answers 31110PR260000002.docx
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This document is a Questions and Answers file for Solicitation Number 31110PR260000002, a Coast Guard project for installing an AcoustiWall Fabric Stretch System. The project involves replacing existing acoustical wall surfaces in a conference center, covering approximately 1,452 square feet with new fabric. Key details from the Q&A include specifications that wall panels will be 12 feet high, utilize vinyl fabric that is cleanable, and require disposal of existing fabric. The sections vary in size, with most fabric available in 66-68 inch widths, and site visits are recommended to assess specific dimensions and requirements. Three reference images (image1.jpeg, image2.jpeg, image3.jpeg) were included with the document to provide visual context for the installation space.
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| SOW- acoustic wall fabric system.pdf | ||
| SF-1449 31110PR260000002.pdf | ||
| 12a. RFQ Schedule 31110PR260000002 19DEC25.pdf | ||
| Pricing Spreadsheet.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet |
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Questions and Answers: 31110PR260000002 Installation of AcoustiWall Fabric Stretch System
1. Elevations or Floor plans that include ceiling heights?
· Wall panels are 12ft high.
2. Fabric Selections?
· Vinyl fabric. Cleanable. Havnt finalized selection due to vendors using different products.
3. Wall system thickness specification
· No specification
4. What are the height and width of each section? Most fabric is available in 66–68″ widths, so if any sections exceed that, I’ll need to explore alternative fabric options.
· Sections vary in size, site visits are recommended
5. Will the existing fabric need to be removed and hauled away for disposal?
· Existing fabric will need to be disposed of
6. Are you able to provide 1–2 photos of the space for reference?
image1.jpeg image2.jpeg image3.jpeg
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