Questions and Answers.docx
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- 36C26325Q0357
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This Questions and Answers document addresses contractor inquiries for solicitation 636-25-302 regarding the repair of a fire sprinkler main at a Veterans Affairs facility. The document clarifies four key points: 1) For repairs, CIPP is an acceptable method for trunk line leaks, but the Y-joint must be replaced if that is the source of the leak - epoxy brush coating is not permitted; 2) The solicitation includes a set-aside as indicated on page 1; 3) Bid bonds are required due to the Performance and Payment bond requirements, even for bids under $150,000; and 4) The project magnitude is specified on page 1 of the solicitation.
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| SOW_636-25-302.docx | DOCX document | |
| Safety or Environmental Violations and EMR Information.doc | DOC document | |
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Questions and Answers 636-25-302, Repair Fire Sprinkler Main
1. Can we provide CIPP or Epoxy Brush Coating as a repair solution?
a. If, as expected, the leak is occurring at the Y-joint, that component will need to be removed and replaced. If the leak is occurring along a trunk line, CIPP is an acceptable repair method. Epoxy brush coating is not an acceptable repair method.
2. Does this solicitation have a set aside?
a. Yes, see page 1.
3. Is bid bond required for bids under 150K?
a. Yes, because Performance and Payment bonds are required. See FAR 28.102-1(b)(1) for further details.
4. Is there a magnitude for this project?
a. Yes, see page 1.
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