Amendment 0009 Answers to Vendor Questions.pdf
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This document contains answers to vendor questions and specifications revisions for a renovation project solicitation. The solicitation seeks proposals for two projects to correct mental health deficiencies at the Edith Nourse Rogers Memorial Veterans Hospital in Bedford, Massachusetts. Project 1 involves renovations to the second floor of Building 6B, and Project 2 involves renovations to the outpatient mental health clinic in Building 6. The contractor must provide all labor, materials, transportation, and supervision to complete construction according to the drawings, specifications, and terms. The total estimated value is between $10-20 million. The solicitation is fully set aside for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses. A site visit is scheduled for July 29, 2020, and proposals are due by September 4, 2020. The NAICS code is 236220 with a $39.5 million small business size standard.
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Amendment 0009 Answers to Vendor Questions
Question 1: Panel B6-BMEP-2 is an 800 amp panel fed with conductors only capable of 350 amps
VA Engineering Response to Question 1: Per A/E (Tompkins Architects) - Single line should say 3 sets instead of 1 set.
Question 2: Panel B6-BMEP-1 is shown as a 1200 amp panel on the one line drawing and the panel schedule shows it as a 400 amp panel.
VA Engineering Response to Question 2: Per A/E (Tompkins Architects) - Panel Schedule should say “Bus
Rating: 1200”.
Question 3: The elevator disconnect is fused at 50 amps and is fed with conductors only capable of 30 amps. Please advise.
VA Engineering Response to Question 3: Per A/E (Tompkins Architects) - Wire should be 6 AWG, not 10 AWG.
Question: Project 2 sheet P102 shows wall mounted water closets tagged “P-910”. P501 shows a detail for wall mounted water closets. P601 shows a riser diagram for wall mounted water closets. A111 shows bathroom elevations that show wall mounted water closets. Spec section 22 40 00 lists P-910 as a floor mounted water closet.
Please clarify.
VA Engineering Response: Per A/E (Tompkins Architects) - The water closet should be tagged as P-912 and be wall-mounted, per the attached, revised specifications (file “224000 - PLUMBING FIXTURES - 20200902
Revision 1.pdf”). Note: VA Engineering has changed the file name to reflect Revision 1 (224000 - PLUMBING
FIXTURES - 20200902 Revision 1.pdf) and file has been marked up to show revision in clouds and “Revision 1” placed on first sheet of file.
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