Consolidated Request for Information with responses.pdf

Consolidation of

Request for Information (RFI’s) 674-21-101 NRM Reconfigure Outpatient Rehab Medicine, 1Q. Are we to dispose/abate of any asbestos, lead, mold or other hazardous material as part of this project? If so, provide appropriate hazardous material site survey report.

1A. If any hazardous material is found it is to be reported to the VA immediately.

Asbestos survey is attached.

2Q. What will the ICRA level be for this project?

2A. Level 4

3Q. Are there any required/proprietary subcontractors the general contractor is to hire associated with this project?

3A. Qlean Air Michael P. McTighe 216-339-0009 / GULDMANN – Patient Lift / Michelle Allen 1-617-784-1020 / Current VA Pneumatic Tube Vendor Johnson Controls Metasys systems and components shall be used for the HVAC and BAS system

4Q. Will all work associated with this project able to be performed during regular working hours?

4A. All work that is disruptive through sound, vibration, schedule or any other means shall be performed after hours. This is a fully functioning medical facility that operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

5Q. It is our understanding that the Solicitation is a negotiated Bid (RFP) design-bid-build project with the Government's AE being responsible for the design portion (providing a full and complete set of Specifications and Plans) and the successful offeror being responsible for bidding and building the project based on the Specifications and Plans provided by the Government's AE. Put another way, the successful offeror will not be required to perform any design-build services as part of the contract - correct?

5A. Not Correct, GC is responsible for pneumatic tube modifications, misc. steel support for patient lift, floor reinforcement for Robot removal and reinstall.

6Q. Are we required to provide a 24 hour/day on-site fire watch during demolition?

6A. Contractor to provide a 24 hour/ day fire watch or fire watch system (heat detection system) that is tied into the existing fire alarm system.

7Q. Please confirm 1) Fire Suppression to be left in place as-is. 2) Parts of the fire suppression are to be replaced. If so, please specify what is to be replaced. 3) The entire fire suppression system is to be removed and replaced throughout the entire construction space.

7A. VA: The fire sprinkler piping in the project area shall be replaced in it’s entirety and tie back into the existing system.

8Q. Is the General Contractor required to hire a Commissioning team for the project or will the VA contract directly with a commissioning agency?

8A. Yes, the GC is to hire a commissioning team.

9Q. The BILCO Type E attic access is a 3’x3’ roof hatch and does not come with stairs built in. Please provide overall design intent or alternate desired product for key note #2 on Drawing AS-103.

9A. No architectural sheet AS-103 and no aware a roof hatch – GC to clarify.

10Q. Sheet A-001, General Project Note 6 – the note says that the general contractor is to remove all signage. Is the signage to be safeguarded and reused or after removal can it be properly disposed of?

10A. signage is to be safeguarded and reused after removal and returned to the VA.

11Q. Sheet A-001, General Project Note 6 – if the current signage is to be removed and disposed of, is the general contractor required to provide new signage? If new signage is to be provided, provide details on the requirements for the signage.

11A. Contractor shall provide all new signage.

12Q. Sheet A-001, Attic Stock – is Attic Stock required? The note reads: “THE

GENERAL CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE A LINE ITEM IN THEIR BID FOR THIS

MATERIAL EXCLUDING LABOR TO INSTALL.” There are other places in the plans that indicate that no attic stock is being provided.

12A. No alternate to provide attic stock. The add alternates have been removed entirely from this acquisition. (see attachment 6, ASI 02 REV 02 REMOVE ALTERNATES) If there is an instance that the Government missed an alternate being removed, please disregard. Alternates cannot be added as part of a Request for Proposal per the FAR and VAAR.

13Q. All Solicitation documents – request verification that all project alternates whether referenced in the specifications or the plans have been removed for the Solicitation. For example, Sheets MH-121, and MH-122, continues to state: “ALL

WORK ON THIS PAGE IS PART OF ADD ALTERNATE – DEDICATED CLEAN ROOM

AHU.”

13A. DBR Response: “The Dedicated Clean Room AHU is part of the base bid.”

14Q. All Solicitation documents – if there are any add alternates for the project, please include the required add alternates in the A.3 PRICE/COST CONTROL sheet to the Solicitation.

14A. The Add Alternates have been removed entirely from this acquisition. (see attachment 6, ASI 02 REV 02 REMOVE ALTERNATES) If there is an instance that the Government missed an alternate being removed, please disregard. Alternates cannot be added as part of a Request for Proposal per the FAR and VAAR.

15Q. Various drawings – there are numerous places in the drawings (for example in Drawing A-204) where chairs are shown. Is the general contractor responsible for providing any chairs? If so, please provide details on required types, quantities, and specifications.

15A. GC is not to provide chairs, PT training equipment, etc. Only power and data as shown.

16Q. Sheet A-400 – there are various light green rectangles and squares shown on this sheet with numbers inscribed inside of them. For example, rectangle 11 at the intersection of reference lines H and 6. Is the general contractor required to provide anything associated with these light green rectangles and squares? If so, provide clarification.

16A. Refer to sheet A-116 Detail E8 equipment schedule. GC is responsible for providing power and data as shown.

17Q. Sheet A-601, Note A – note A says to refer to the project manual. Provide a copy of the project manual for general contractor reference and use.

17A. Project manual/ specifications have been provided.

18Q. Sheet A-602, Note H – where is the referenced telecom closet located?

18A. A-105 existing IDF rooms BB110 and BB 117. New IDF rooms A-114 IDF room 83 and A-115 IDF room 145 and Sheet TN-400.

19Q. EP-101, Note C – verify that the existing fire alarm panels are being reused in the space. If not, which fire alarm panels require replacement, where are they to be located, and what type of fire alarm panels are required for tying into the existing fire alarm system at the Temple VA Medical Center?

19A. DBR Response: Existing fire alarm control panel(s) shall remain. Provide relocated and additional field devices as required to achieve coverage throughout the scope of work area. Provide additional remote power supplies if required.

20Q. FP-101 to FP-104 – the general note is unusable for bidding purposes. Are 10%, 50%, or 100% of the referenced items required to be demolished and replaced? Are any of the main lines required to be replaced? There is a huge difference between replacing 10% of the fire protection system and replacing 90% of the fire protection system. The only way to make bidding for this work fair and equitable for all Offerors is for the Government to either direct replacement of the entire fire protection system (which is what we recommend) or provide for bidding purposes an assumption of how much of the system needs to be replaced. We strongly recommend replacement of the entire fire protection system.

20A. VA: The fire sprinkler piping in the project area shall be replaced in its entirety and tie back into the existing system.

21Q. For the QleanAir system referenced in Drawings AP1,A1, MN1, MN2, MD1, is the general contractor responsible for including the cost of the QleanAir system in their bid, or will the QleanAir system (including installation of the actual QleanAir system components) be performed under a separate contract once the general contractor completes required site prep (which is normally how such work is done)?

21A. The GC shall provide all materials, equipment, and labor to provide a complete site for the QleanAir system. The QleanAir system itself and it’s installation shall be a separate contract.

22Q. Drawings PT-1, PT-2, PT-3, PT-4, PT-5, PT-6, PT-7, PT-8, PT-9, PT-10, PT-11, PT-12 – is a completely new pneumatic tube system being installed or is the existing pneumatic tube system being refurbished for reuse? The drawings referenced are dated 6-15-1994 – over 30 years ago.

22A. This project shall tie into the existing pneumatic tube system.

23Q. If a new pneumatic tube system is being installed per Drawings PT-1, PT-2, PT-3, PT-4, PT-5, PT-6, PT-7, PT-8, PT-9, PT-10, PT-11, PT-12, what is the manufacturer and or basis of design for the system?

23A. This project shall tie into the existing pneumatic tube system. Modifications shall be made where needed.

24Q. If a new pneumatic tube system is being installed per Drawings PT-1, PT-2, PT-3, PT-4, PT-5, PT-6, PT-7, PT-8, PT-9, PT-10, PT-11, PT-12, provide complete specifications for the new system to be installed.

24A. This project shall tie into the existing pneumatic tube system. Modifications shall be made where needed

25Q. Regarding the PT gym patient lift: is the trainer module in the motor desired?

What weight capacity is required?

25A. Yes, to the Trainer module / 750 LBS Min.

26Q. We are required to demo the existing vault, please provide specs for the existing vault for demo purposes.

26A. Will provide if available.

27Q. When removing the pharmacy Robot, who is responsible for reinforcing the floor for removal?

27A. The GC.

28Q. Are there any existing Qlean Air design drawings the government can provide? This is critical in MEP planning.

28A. Will be provided. See attached.

29Q. Are there any medical hoods that the contractor is responsible for providing and/or installing within the Qlean Air space?

29A. Qlean air is to provide all equipment in their new Compounding Pharmacy – GC is to provide all utilities to the Compounding Pharmacy as show in the A/E drawings.

30Q. Will the Qlean Air space require stainless steel supply/return ductwork? If so, please show the locations and type of final connections at the Qlean Air equipment.

30A. DBR Response: Exhaust ductwork from all Qlean Air spaces shall be stainless steel for the entire length of ductwork.

31Q. Qlean Air is responsible for all material and labor for their controls, negative air, doors, sink(s), walls, & ceilings within the Qlean Air rooms, correct?

31A. YES

32Q. Will Qlean Air be installing flooring within their space, or is that the contractor’s responsibility?

32A. Flooring shall be the responsibility of the GC

33Q. Is there already a point of contact contractors can reach out to at Qlean Air to discuss this specific project? If so, please provide contact information.

33A. Provided in Question 3.

34Q. Will flex ductwork for final connections be allowed at the Qlean Air diffusers/grilles?

34A. DBR Response: Flex ductwork shall be kept to a minimum and shall only be provided to make final connections.

35Q. For the new area where Qlean Air walls will be installed, what level finish should be made to the walls behind the Qlean Air System that contractor will install?

35A. Refer to attached Qlean Air drawings

36Q. Do the walls in the new area where the Qlean Air walls are to be installed need to be painted?

36A. Refer to attached Qlean Air drawings

37Q. For the floors in the new area where Qlean Air walls are being installed, we propose installing sheet vinyl with flash cove base. Is this acceptable? If this is not acceptable, please specify what type of floor covering is required in the new Qlean Air rooms.

37A. This is acceptable.

38Q. Will the Qlean Air system be installing their own lighting, or is the contractor to install lights? Please specify if specific lights are required.

38A. This work will be performed by Qlean Air

39Q. Please specify the size of the electrical/data boxes that are required to penetrate through the Qlean Air system. (Qlean Air drawings are critical) 39A. DBR Response: Qlean drawings include outlet box mounting detail and specific model numbers for device boxes including installation requirements.

40Q. Please provide the site visit attendee sheet.

40A. The site visit sign sheet is posted in Amendment #1 please see screen shot below of SAM.gov.

41Q. As required in spec section 01 10 00 the contractor is required to request a copy of The soils report. Please provide a soils report applicable for this project.

This information is needed for bidding purposes.

41A. Soils report not required for this project.

42Q. Please allow for additional time to submit RFI’s? Subcontractors and General Contractors are still going through reviewing the contract documents.

42A. Unfortunately, we are unable to extend the RFI submission deadline at this time. Given that we are at the end of the fiscal year, it is crucial for us to adhere to our schedule to meet essential deadlines. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in this matter."

43Q. Please confirm the Superintendent shall not have any shared duties as a QCM, SSHO, or any other role on the project.

43A. This is at the discretion of the GC.

44Q. Please confirm the SSHO shall not have any shared duties as a QCM, Superintendent, or any other role on the project.

44A. This is at the discretion of the GC.

45Q. Please confirm the QCM shall not have any shared duties as the SSHO, Superintendent or any other role on the project.

45A. This is at the discretion of the GC.

46Q. Please confirm it the VA will be flexible on the site phasing plan provided in this procurement.

46A. The VA will work with the GC to find the best phasing plan possible and that is to the benefit of the VA and its commitment to serve our patients.

47Q. Contract documents indicate the project is divided into Four (4) phases/areas. However, there is no narrative or schedule guidance regarding how these phases are to be executed. It is unclear if certain areas are intended to remain active during construction, or if these areas are for zoning/sequencing.

47A. Refer to project scope on F6/A-001 in the Revision 1 drawings.

48Q. Specification 01 45 29 listed in the table of contents, please confirm we are to follow spec section 01410 in Volume 1 of the PDF.

48A. Not sure what is being asked, Volume 1 does not have a section 01410.

49Q. Please confirm that all firestopping must be either installed by an FM global approved contractor, or a UL qualified firestop contractor certified.

49A. Confirmed.

50Q. Please confirm that the contractor is to include the services of a third party independent firestopping inspector in their bid.

50A. This is means and methods and the VA will not dictate how the firestopping is inspected. It needs to be inspected professionally.

51Q. Please confirm that firestopping installers accredited by a firestopping product manufacturer will not be approved by the VA unless they meet the FM global or UL qualifications referenced in section 07 84 00.

51A. See response at 49A.

52Q. Please confirm the contractor can utilize the parking lot that is within the indicated construction limits as an additional lay down area.

52A. Will coordinate with awarded GC.

53Q. Please confirm that contractor parking will be provided on site. This directly impacts pricing.

53A. The GC’s staff is permitted to parking on site in “open” (non-patient) parking spaces.

54Q. Please confirm if this project is tax exempt, so will the VA provide the documentation to the prime contractor after award?

54A. Confirmed

55Q. Please confirm the contractor will be required to submit post award the requested information that the telecommunications contractor shall be a BICSI licensed Contractor with a minimum of five (5) years’ experience installing and servicing systems pf similar scope and complexity. The Contractor shall provide four

(4) current references from clients with systems of similar scope and complexity which became operational in the past three (3) years. At least three (3) on the references shall be utilizing the same system components, in a similar configuration as the proposed system. The references must include a current point of contact, company or agency name, address, telephone number, complete system description, date of completion, and approximate cost of the project.

55A. Confirmed.

56Q. Please confirm that the telecommunications contractor must submit copies of system manufacturer certification for all technicians. The Contractor shall provide proof project superintendent with BICSI Certified Commercial Installer Level1, Level 2, or Technician to provide oversight of the project.

56A. Confirmed.

57Q. Please confirm cable installer must have on staff a Registered Communication Distribution Designer (RCDD) certified by Building Industry Consulting Service International (BICSI).

57A. Confirmed.

58Q. Please confirm this project must meet the buy American act requirements.

58A. Confirmed.

59Q. Please confirm level 4 finish for all finished gypsum board including patches.

59A. Confirmed.

60Q. Are we required to sue plenum rated cabling for all areas? Can we use riser rated cabling in non plenum spaces?

60A. Yes, riser rated cable can be utilized in clearly identified non plenum spaces.

61Q. Will flexible metal conduit be allowed?

61A. Only for light whips. In addition, all conduit runs shall run vertically to a j-box. “Daisy chaining” conduits horizontally through the wall is not permitted.

62Q. Please confirm the VA will be working and scheduling with the subsystem vendors on scheduling network outages.

62A. Confirmed, this will be worked with the GC.

63Q. Please confirm the mock-up is required to be a stand-alone wall and floor area and this mock-up should not be incorporated into the overall of the construction of this facility.

63A. Confirmed.

64Q. Is the contractor required to provide the licensing for the new Security Cameras? Or will the VA Be providing that?

64A. Licensing will be provided by the VA.

65Q. Please confirm that this project is a competitive Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Set-Aside project and that any bonding provided by a contractor must be through a SDVOSB or SBA/VA APPROVED Mento-Protégé partnership under the SAB/VA Mentor-Protégé program in which the partnership has been approved prior to the bid date.

65A. According to the guidelines set forth by the VA and SBA, a large business that is not part of an SBA/VA approved Mentor-Protégé team under the VA Mentor- Protégé program may face restrictions in providing certain types of assistance to Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Businesses (SDVOSBs). Specifically, regarding the provision of Payment & Performance bonds, these bonds typically must comply with the requirements stipulated for SDVOSBs to maintain their status and eligibility for certain contracts.

As a large business not engaged in an approved Mentor-Protégé agreement, it cannot act in a way that undermines the independence of the SDVOSB or gives the appearance of a dependency relationship that could disqualify the SDVOSB from its set-aside contracts.

66Q. Please confirm that a large business, not part of an SBA/VA APPROVED Mentor-Protégé team under the VA Mentor-Protégé program, cannot provide a Payment & Performance bond for a SDVOSB, 66A. See response at 65A.

67Q. Please confirm that a large business not part of an SBA/VA APPROVED Mentor-Protégé team under the VA Mentor-Protégé program cannot provide a bod guarantee for a SDVOSB.

67A. See response at 65A.

68Q. Please define off hours, we assume off hours to be a second shift work but need confirmation.

68A. Weekends and from 1700 – 0600.

69Q. Please confirm what work the contractor will be required to perform on off-hours.

69A. Any work that is disruptive to the medical center and its effort to provide care. For example, high noise, high vibration, utility outages, etc.

70Q. Section 01 00 00 general requirements “alterations includes that the GC will provide a thorough survey of areas in which work is to be done with the COR and VA representatives in attendance”. Please confirm that the VA staff will schedule and have the time to do these surveys without delaying the contractor as these thorough surveys are extremely time-consuming.

70A. Staff will be made available.

71Q. Please confirm per section 01 00 00 that contractor is to provide a commercial photographer/subcontractor with 3 years’ experience and that indexing/navigation will use AutoCAD drawings to be interactive online. Typically, this has been waived on most other VA projects as most facilities do not have the capabilities to utilize AutoCAD.

71A. Progress photos shall be provided by the GC. Who takes the photos, is means and methods and is not required to be a commercial photographer.

72Q. Please confirm the pre-determined intervals in which the photographic documentation is to be done.

72A. Will be coordinated with the GC.

73Q. Please provide a list of what work is to be included with the photographic documentation.

73A. Significant changes to the project, existing conditions.

74Q. Please confirm that contractor is to provide online hosting, security measures and redundant server back-up of the photographic documentation for the duration of the project.

74A. No, this is not necessary.

75Q. Can the contractor QC manager serve as the photographer if they meet the requirement of having experience photographing construction projects. The Term

“Commercial Photographer” is vague, has no licensing requirements or any other information required.

75A. This is means and methods.

76Q. Can the QC manager serve as the photographer for the demonstration and training recordings? The term “commercial Photographer” is vague, has no licensing requirements or any other information required.

76A. This is means and methods.

77Q. Please consider waiving the requirement for AISC certification for steel erection or steel fabrication. There is a very limited if any structural steel required on the project and very few AISC certified fabricator and erectors will bid on this scope of work.

77A.

78Q. Please confirm the General Contractor is to have two separate and direct contract with the DDC Contractor and the Systems Integrator.

78A. This is means and methods. The VA is not dictating how the work is performed.

79Q. If system integration is required for this contract, please provide a set of specs for this scope of work.

79A. The system and its components shall be Metasys. Integrators of any other type are not permitted.

80Q. Please confirm no advanced utility metering system is required of this scope of work.

80A. Confirmed

81Q. Please confirm the DDC Contractor is not a sole source vendor for the campus and this project.

81A. System and components shall be Metasys.

82Q. Please provide all the sole source justification documentation (brand name justification) on this project as part of the contract documents.

82A. Refer to response at 3A.

83Q. Please confirm the Testing Laboratory qualified person is sufficient on-site during earthwork and excavation operations as outlined in spec section 01 45 29.

83A. No earthwork or excavation work included. Flowable fill is required at the pool area.

84Q. Please confirm if HVAC and Plumbing contractors are required to submit 3D BIM Models per Note 6 on S-200 Roof Plan. If so, please elaborate on level of development as well as if this is expected throughout the entire construction process for coordination.

84A. Confirmed. Level Of Development shall be 350.

85Q. Please confirm if there are specifications for the security scope? Please provide for card readers and CTY.

85A. Will be provided.

86Q. Please confirm the Fire Proofing requirement on the steel?

86A. Business occupancy. Fireproofing not required when facility is fully sprinklered.

87Q. Please confirm how the contractor should quantify any fire patching required?

87A. Unknown quantity. Include an allowance of $20,000 to cover all fire patching.

Verify with VA.

88Q. Please confirm that all panelboards/switchboards shown on E-300 that are normal line thickness are existing to remain, and that bolded thickness indicates new. Please confirm all panels labeled “???” are existing to remain, and that all dashed panels are to be removed.

88A. DBR Response: All of the assumptions stated here are correct. Note that distribution panel LDN is existing to remain

89Q. Switchboard ECOB is indicated to be in Room BA108D. Please advise where this room is, as it is not shown on plans.

89A. DBR Response: This should reference BD116A

90Q. In Super Offices 135 and 136, please confirm device on rear wall is Quad Tamper resistant Duplex.

90A. DBR Response: Confirmed, and other offices as well.

91Q. Please provide additional information as to how LS light fixtures in restrooms are located and how they are controlled.

91A. DBR Response: Life safety lights shall be located as shown on plans, and shall be connected to unswitched hot leg for night light operation as noted in general note G.

92Q. Line items under the Split System Air Cooled Condensing Unit Schedule and Split System Schedule are not found in contract drawings. Please confirm these items are not required.

92A. DBR Response: IDF Room 83 is served by split systems MS-IDF-83 and IDF Room 145 is served by split systems MS-IDF-145. Do not provide split systems in

MS-IT-82.

93Q. Switchgear ECDB-1200A schedule seems to be missing on dwg E-401. Is this an existing switchboard with spare breakers in circuits 6 and 12? Can we reuse or do we provide new breakers?

93A. DBR Response: Schedule not required, this board is shown on one-line.

Utilize (1) available spare and provide (1) new breaker. This scope is indicated via the line weights on the one-line.

94Q. Reference Electrical Lighting Plans-please clarify the lighting control type for the following: Outside office 87, HAC 64-2, Corridor-1 CB8-1, Corridor 4(Adjacent to the men’s room 146), Electrical room 151, Exercise rm 122B, Men’s Lockers 109, Rehab Exam 131, MEN 146, WOMEN 147.

94A. DBR Response: Refer to sheet E-501 for lighting control sequence of operations and symbol legend. Vendor shall verify adequate coverage for sensors in all areas, and provide additional sensors as required.

95Q. Please clarify the lighting control type under Gypsum Board Ceiling on El-102.

95A. DBR Response: Refer to sheet E-501 for lighting control sequence of operations and symbol legend. Vendor shall verify adequate coverage for sensors in all areas, and provide additional sensors as required.

96Q. Please clarify the lighting control type in OT/ADL 7 and SPS Work RM 8 on EL- 103.

96A. DBR Response: Refer to sheet E-501 for lighting control sequence of operations and symbol legend. Vendor shall verify adequate coverage for sensors in all areas, and provide additional sensors as required.

97Q. Is there an incumbent CCTV provider or can everyone bid?

97A. Specs to be followed. Any provider can be bid.

98Q. Is there an incumbent Fire Alarm provider or can everyone bid?

98A. Edwards.

99Q. Is there an incumbent Access Control provider, or can everyone bid?

99A. C-cure is the system. Any provider can bid.

100Q. Will this project be awarded in FY25?

100A. Yes.

101Q. One Line Diagram E-300 references Keyed Note 1 for switchboards LDN and ECDB, however no notes are included. Please provide keyed note.

101A. Keyed Note 1 should read “Existing to Remain”.

101Q. Please confirm the build-out of the entire clean room is by others and it is not part of this contract.

101A. Qlean air is to provide all equipment and finish-out in their new Compounding Pharmacy – GC is to provide all utilities to the Compounding Pharmacy as show in the A/E drawings and specifications.

102Q.The drawings provided by Qlean Air indicate certain items to be by the owners contractor and other items to be by “others”, please confirm what the scope of work is.

102A. Any and all work outside of the Qlean Room is the responsibility of the General Contractor. The owner’s contractor is the General Contractor. Refer to the answer in 101A for further clarification.

103Q.The Architectural Drawings are not coordinated for with the Qlean Air Drawings for the contractors work please confirm.

103A. The question does not make any sense. Refer to the previous 102 question for clarification.

104Q.Please confirm we are to only provide electrical power as indicated on EP-100 104A. The General contractor and its sub-contractors are to provide all items as shown in the complete set of A/E drawings and specifications. A sub-contractor’s work cannot be limited to a single drawing and will not be acceptable.

105Q.Please confirm contractor is to route all duct work as indated on MH-114 105A. The General contractor and its sub-contractors are to provide all items as shown in the complete set of A/E drawings and specifications. A sub-contractor’s work cannot be limited to a single drawing and will not be acceptable. The LOD for this BIM deliverable is 350 and the GC and its sub-contractors will be required to work out and coordination issues during the development of their BIM model.

106Q.Please confirm the contract is to only provide stub up for all plumbing including but not limited to drain, waste, vent, and domestic water.

106A. No, it’s a complete functioning plumbing system as shown in the A/E drawings and specifications. The LOD for this BIM deliverable is 350 and the GC and its sub-contractors will be required to work out and coordination issues during the development of their BIM model.

107Q.Please confirm there is no fire suppression work required in the clean room.

107A. Refer to E8/FP-106 note FP01 for General Contractor’s scope of Work.

108Q.Please confirm the fire alarm system in the clean room is by others.

108A. Refer to E8/FA-106 note FA03 for General Contractor’s scope of work.

109 “The general contractor is to take a core sample in the New Pharmacy location where the three 15,604 lb. carousels and the 20,581 lb. robot is located to ensure that the existing concrete slab can support the new loads”.