Answers to Questions from Site Visit.pdf
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This document is a set of questions and answers from a site visit related to a federal contract opportunity for a custom-designed water panel bubble wall system for the VA Long Beach Healthcare System. The key details are:
The bubble wall is for a new Mental Health Outpatient Lobby and will be a self-sustained system. The questions cover water drainage, the stainless-steel kickboard, finishes, lettering, and panel heights. The contract specifies that the wall will have a black acrylic trim, and the circles are structural to create the bubble pattern. Electrical requirements include a dedicated circuit and a remote-controlled on/off switch. The contracting specialist, Mika Gant, should be contacted for any further questions.
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MHOP BUBBLE WALL – SITE VISIT WITH PERSPECTIVE VENDOR
DATE: 9/10/2024
QUESTIONS
Question 1: How will the water drain from the bubble wall?
Answer 1: Water drainage from the wall will be determined by the manufacturer. It will be distilled water. (Water drainage will be from the unit to the outside using a standard hose. There should not be any/much drainage. No interior floor drains on site).
Question 2: There is a stainless-steel kickboard (cove base, bottom of wall). Is It needed after installation?
Answer 2:
The base board at the bottom of the wall will remain in place and should not need to be disturbed as this item will not be attached to the wall or up against the wall.
Question 3: The specs state that there’s a black steel finish. Can this be confirmed?
Answer 3: - No black steel finishes. There’s a black acrylic trim. - The circles inside of the image is structural. It is to create the bubble pattern.
Question 4: Will the lettering be scaled?
Answer 4: Once the contract is awarded, the Activations team with have a kickoff meeting to detail the lettering feature that appears on this bubble feature with the awardee.
Question 5: There are different heights for each wall section/panel. Where should they be placed…9’ to the Left and 10’ to the Right?
Answer 5: The Left is the tallest structure. An elevation drawing is in the contract and shows where each panel goes. Panels do not go side-by-side, they are staggered.
Other: Marc Cruz: The electricity will require a dedicated circuit.
Vendor: On/Off switch should be remote controlled. Vickie Orloff: If there are any further questions, our contracting specialist, Mika Gant should be contacted
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