35666 Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Attached to
- ESB Harness Mountain Decommission
- Solicitation number
- S-73000-00006806
- Issued by
- Douglas County, Oregon
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This document contains Questions and Answers #1 related to RFCQ S7300000006806/35666 for the ESB Harness Mountain Decommission project in Marion County and the City of Salem, Oregon. The key details are:
The project requires the awarded contractor to obtain a permit from Weyerhaeuser to work on their land. Weyerhaeuser will allow the contractor to camp on the project site so equipment does not need to be removed daily. Weyerhaeuser will also accept native material backfill from the site, and imported backfill comprised of dirt or aggregate as long as there are no contaminants.
The pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, and other salient information are not provided in this document.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| 35667_MiniRFP_Final.docm | DOCM document | |
| 35666 ESB_RFCQ Harness Mtn Revised.pdf | ||
| 35666 ESB_RFCQ_Attach Harness Mtn Revised.pdf | ||
| 35666 Preliminary Bid Results.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| 35666 Pre-Quote Conference Sign In Sheet.pdf | ||
| Exhibit 2 Site Location and Photographs.pdf | ||
| Exhibit 6 Reference As Construct Plans.pdf |
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Questions and Answers #1
RFCQ S‐73000‐00006806/35666
ESB Harness Mountain Decommission
Question 1: Are Weyerhaeuser permits required for working on site?
Answer 1: Yes, Weyerhaeuser will supply the awarded contractor a permit to be on Weyerhaeuser land.
Question 2: Can the contractors camp on the project site so removal of equipment every evening will not be needed?
Answer 2: Yes, Weyerhaeuser will include this language on the permit and inform their security.
Question 3: Will Weyerhaeuser accept native material backfill from the site and if needed can the backfill be imported and comprised of dirt or aggregate?
Answer 3: Yes, as long as there are no contaminates.
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