S05 - RFIs - Warehouse Shelving and Floor Repair.pdf
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- 36C25923Q0834
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This document contains responses to requests for information regarding federal contract number 36C25923Q0834 from the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 19. The scope of work involves warehouse shelving and floor repair at a VA facility, including removing an existing dock leveler and pouring concrete to fill the gap, removing and reinstalling a cage in the back of the warehouse and finishing the floor underneath, applying a Dura-Flex epoxy coating to the entire warehouse floor, automating existing manual roll up doors and providing power from the existing electrical panel, installing insulated roll up doors with an R-Value of at least 7.7, replacing an existing 208V, 3 phase dock leveler, and installing existing wire racks on site using contractor provided fasteners.
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| S04 - Site Visit Meeting Doc_Warehouse.pdf | ||
| S04 - Site Visit Attendance_Warehouse 20230907.pdf | ||
| 36C25923Q0834 0001.docx | DOCX document | |
| S02 - Past Performance Questionnaire.docx | DOCX document | |
| S02 - WORKSTATION_PLANS_FINAL_20230830.pdf | ||
| 36C25923Q0834_1.docx | DOCX document | |
| S02 - SPECIFICATIONS_FINAL_20230830.pdf | ||
| S22- 852.219-75 LOS Certificate - GC.docx | DOCX document | |
| S02 - SITE_PLAN_FINAL_20230830.pdf | ||
| S02 - SHELVING_FLOORING_LAYOUT_FINAL_20230830.pdf |
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Project: 442-23-006 Warehouse Shelving and Floor Repair
RFIs and responses:
1. When we remove the dock leveler on the South side, can we pour to the imbedded angle iron to fill the gap?
A: Imbedded angle iron shall be removed. Contractor shall paint match new wall with adjacent brick color for blending.
2. Is the cage in the back to remain, and are we to finish to its bottom edges, or remove it, finish the floor under it, and replace it?
A: Yes, it is to remain. Contractor shall remove it, finish the floor under it and then reinstall in same location.
3. Per the SOW is the Dura-Flex Epoxy Coating required to be applied only to the repaired concrete surfaces or the whole entire floor?
A: This finish shall be applied to the entire floor. The Dura-Flex epoxy coating was for reference.
Contractor can provide equivalent product for review during submittals. Intent of design is to provide a slip resistant floor throughout the entire space.
4. Can the end user provide the existing electrical voltage/phase for the existing roll up doors.
A: The existing roll up doors are manual. New doors shall be automated. Contractor shall provide power via existing electrical panel. Contractor can utilize spare circuits gained from South dock leveler removal.
5. Can the end user provide a specified R-Value for the insulated roll up doors given this is a very cold location?
A: Roll up door listed on SOW as basis of design has R-Value of 7.7. Contractor shall provide equivalent or better for submittal.
6. Can the end user provide the existing electrical voltage/phase for the dock leveler that is required to be replaced.
A: Existing dock leveler is 208V, 3 phase.
7. Can the end user please provide a cut sheet of the wire racks to be installed?
A: The wire racks being installed are already on site. VA does not have the cutsheet. Contractor can field measure prior to installation.
8. Is the VA furnishing the masonry fasteners to fasten the wire racks to the concrete sub-floor or is it the responsibility of the contractor to furnish the masonry fasteners?
A: The fasteners shall be provided by the contractor.
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