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1/21/25
| Can the VA clarify if the use of flex conduit can be used for the new data drop locations? This would also reduce unnecessary damage to existing walls. |
| Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
| Can the VA clarify whether 1-1/4" Flex Conduit can be used in existing walls for communication cabling? |
| Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
Original responses from Technical Questions:
Corrected responses are below:
| Can the VA clarify if the use of flex conduit can be used for the new data drop locations? This would also reduce unnecessary damage to existing walls. |
| Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
| Can the VA clarify whether 1-1/4" Flex Conduit can be used in existing walls for communication cabling? |
| Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
| Can the VA clarify if the use of flex conduit can be used for the new data drop locations? This would also reduce unnecessary damage to existing walls. |
| Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
| Can the VA clarify whether 1-1/4" Flex Conduit can be used in existing walls for communication cabling? |
| Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
| 73 |
| 1/21/25 |
| Updated: 4/14/2025 |
| Can the VA clarify if the use of flex conduit can be used for the new data drop locations? This would also reduce unnecessary damage to existing walls. |
| All conduits shall be rigid EMT, not flexible. Flex conduit is acceptable in walls. |
| 78 |
| 1/21/25 |
| Updated: 4/14/2025 |
| Can the VA clarify whether 1-1/4" Flex Conduit can be used in existing walls for communication cabling? |
| All conduits shall be rigid EMT, not flexible. Flex conduit is acceptable in walls |
