35664 Q and A No 1.pdf
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- S-73000-00006799
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- Clackamas County, Oregon
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This document contains Questions and Answers #1 related to Invitation to Bid (ITB) 7300000006799/35664 for the ESB Government Camp Maintenance Station Waterline Upgrade to PEX project located in Multnomah County and the City of Portland, Oregon. The project involves upgrading the water line to PEX pipe, with the main water line remaining at 2 inches. The bidder inquired about reducing the pipe size to 1 inch PEX, but this was not accepted per the answer provided. The bidder also inquired about backfilling the trenches with native fill material instead of 6 inches of sand and 30 inches of 3/4 inch rock, which was accepted per the response.
The project is being procured by the State of Oregon. No additional details are provided on pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, or contract term and renewal options.
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Questions and Answers #1
ITB 73000‐00006799/35664
ESB Government Camp Maintenance Station Waterline Upgrade to PEX
Question 1: Can we reduce the main water line from 2” down to 1 ½” PEX?
Answer: No, the pipe size will remain 2”.
Question 2: The bid documents show bedding the water line in 6” of sand and then backfilling the remaining 30” of trench with ¾” ‐ 0” rock up to grade. Since all the excavation will not be under asphalt/drive areas and is in landscaped areas, will it be acceptable to backfill the trenched areas with the native fill that we excavate out of the trenches?
Answer: Native material is accepted to backfill trenches on top of sand pipe cover.
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