RFI_Answer-Contego_RFI_3.pdf
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This request for information pertains to renovating VAV controls at the James H. Quillen VA Medical Center in Mountain Home, Tennessee. The project involves replacing existing pneumatic thermostats throughout buildings 200 with modern VAV room sensors that are generally 2 inches wide and intended to mount in 2x4 boxes or wall rings. This will result in gaps in the paint around the new sensors. The government has confirmed it will accept stainless steel plates mounted on the walls to cover previous pneumatic thermostat mounting locations in lieu of patching and repainting the walls. Responses to the RFI were due by July 20, 2022.
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
(RFI) 36C24922B0027
PROJECT NUMBER: 621-22-144 Please ensure that before submitting questions or requests for clarification that you thoroughly read the solicitation, specifications, drawings and other pertinent documents.
When submitting questions on this project the Government requires contractors to specifically identify the specification and/or solicitation section(s) or drawing number(s) in reference to the question or request for clarification submitted. No question or request for clarification will be answered by the Government unless the above requirements are met. Failure to comply may prevent the Government from responding in a timely manner.
PROJECT TITLE: Bldg 200, 1st Flr. Wings B,C,D,E PROJECT LOCATION: James H. Quillen VA Medical
Center Lamont and Veterans Way Mt Home, TN 37684
TO:
Craig Ziegemeier, Contracting Officer craig.ziegemeier@va.gov
RFI NO.: DATE: SPEC/DWG. REFERENCE:
REPLY NEEDED BY:
INFORMATION NEEDED:
REPLY:
REPLY FROM: DATE:
ATTACHMENTS: COPY TO:
SUBMITTED BY: City/State:
PHONE NO.:
The existing pneumatic thermostats are approximately 2.5" wide. Regardless of brand, a modern new VAV room sensors are generally 2" wide and intended to mount in a 2x4 box or wall ring. This will leave, at least, a break in the paint around the sensor. Would the Government accept a SS plate mounted on the wall to cover the difference inlue of patch and paint?
Finishes 07/20/223
Contego Environmental 423-523-2650
Panama City, FL mailto:diana.grube@va.gov VHAMOUPageD Text Box The government (Mountain Home VAMC) will accept a stainless steel plate mounted to cover the previous pneumatic thermostat mounting blemishes on the walls in lieu of patching the walls and painting the walls.
VHAMOUPageD Text Box 07/20/22
| 2022-07-20T13:12:23-0400 | |
| DANIEL PAGE |
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