4-26-0915 Addendum No. 1 (KC Remodel Projects RFI Response Tracker).pdf

PDF 65 KB Posted

Attached to
NS27-108 Kane County - Construction Services Remodel Projects
Solicitation number
NS27-108
Issued by
Duchesne County, Utah

About this file

This is Addendum No. 1 to a Request for Proposals issued by Kane County, Utah for construction remodel projects, prepared by Iron Rock Group. The addendum documents responses to 15 Requests for Information (RFIs) submitted by bidders during the procurement process. The projects include remodeling work at the Assessor's office and the Administrative Building, with specific scope items addressing roof updates with snow guard installation, drywall texture finishing, wood stud framing, floor squeaking mitigation, attic and crawlspace access door replacement, interior wall work, and electronic door hardware coordination. The original bid deadline of October 12, 2026 at 9:00 am was moved up to Friday, October 9, 2026 at 12:00 pm due to the original date falling on Columbus Day when the county would not be operating. The pre-bid conference and site walk-through occurred on September 14, 2026 at 10:00 am. RFI questions were due by October 5, 2026 at 5:00 pm. Sealed bids must be physically delivered to 76 N Main Street, Kanab, Utah 84741, Attn: Kane County Clerk.

The addendum clarifies that Kane County is not providing an engineering estimate and requests competitive bids to develop a feasible and lowest qualified budget. Construction staging should occur entirely on county property, with the Assessor project utilizing the west parking lot and the Administrative Building using a fenced southeast parking area. The county is amenable to work outside normal business hours, including night work, subject to coordination and compliance with city ordinances. Key clarifications address the division of responsibility for low voltage systems, with the county providing labor, material, and installation for conduit and boxes while contractors handle general coordination, electronic door hardware installation, and floor conduit/receptacles. Electronic locks and latches must operate at 24V DC with a 2A maximum per door, with the county providing specifications for acceptable hardware manufacturers including Schlage, HES, Locknetics, Von Duprin, and Ives products or comparables.

View the file

Other files

On GovTribe

Work with this file

  • Download the original file
  • Contacts named in this file
  • Similar government files
  • Ask GovTribe AI about this file

Text version

Last Update 9/15/2026

Inquiry # Reference Inquiry Date Rec. Response Date Res.

1 Due Date The proposed due date falls on a holiday

(Columbus Day). Will the county be operating to receive bids?

9/14/2026 This was a scheduling oversight. The county will not be open. The RFP will be updated with a new bid deadline moved up slightly.

Bids must be received no later than Friday, October 9th by 12:00 pm.

9/15/2026

2 Budget Is there an engineering estimate or approved budget for these projects?

9/14/2026 An engineering estimate is not provided for these projects. Kane County is requesting competitive bids in order to develop a budget that is both feasible and the lowest, qualified amount.

9/15/2026

3 Construction Where are acceptable areas for construction staging? And will construction fencing be required?

9/14/2026 Staging is available and ought to take place wholly on county property. For the Assessor project, the entire west parking lot is available for staging. For the Administrative

Building, there is a fenced parking area to the

SE of the building which can be available for contractor use for staging and demolition removal (directly adjacent open roof).

Construction fencing is not expected by the county, but may be planned for at the contractor's discretion.

9/15/2026

4 Roof Snow-fall mitigation was brought up as a concern if the roof is being updated to a standing seam.

9/14/2026 The county requests that bar-style snow guards at the roof perimeter be included for costing.

9/15/2026

5 Gyboard There are a variety of drywall textures throughout the building. Is the county expecting us to remove the existing textures entirely or skim coat in order to achieve a smooth finish throughout?

9/14/2026 Existing textures are not expected to be removed. The end-objective is to make interior wall textures consistent to the extent possible. A skim coat and smoother texture such as holy smooth or light skip trowel is acceptable throughout. Exact final texture will be evaluated and approved during construction and in context acknowledging the limitations of existing conditions.

9/15/2026

6 Framing The plans do not specify if walls are stud framed or light-guage steel framed?

9/14/2026 Wood stud framing is acceptable for each project.

9/15/2026

7 Floor It was noted on site that in order to completely mitigate the squeeking floor, that it would need to be torn up and replaced entirely. Is that the county's expectation?

9/14/2026 Other than an instance of rot (if any), the county is not requesting contractors to tear up and replace the existing floor. Expectation for purposes of bidding is for the contractor to install additional screws throughout the floor to mitigate squeeking to the extent possible.

9/15/2026

8 Access Do we need to plan on replacing the attic and crawlspace access doors?

9/14/2026 Yes. Please provide new accesses for both crawlspace and attic.

9/15/2026

9 Bid Delivery Are bids supposed to be physically delivered or are digital copies allowed?

9/14/2026 Please provide a physical, sealed bid as directed in the RFP.

9/15/2026

10 Bidders List Will a bidders list be provided for this project?

9/14/2026 Yes. The county will post a bidders list for this project.

9/15/2026

Kane County Remodel Projects

Iron Rock Group

RFI Response Tracker

11 Hours of Work Will contractors be limited to daytime work or is the county amenable to night work?

9/14/2026 The county is amenable to work done outside of normal business hours including night work. The extent of such work must be coordinated with the county and within applicable city ordinances.

9/15/2026

12 Walls For the Administrative Upstairs Remodel, the plans do not clarify whether walls terminate at grid or are continuous to underside of sloped ceiling. Please advise.

9/14/2026 Run walls continuous to underside of ceiling, typ.

9/15/2026

13 Low Voltage When it comes to low voltage, what is the delineation of responsibility between the contractor and the county's IT department?

9/14/2026 The county will provide labor, material, and install for all low voltage wiring including conduit and boxes @ walls, ceilings, and up to doors. The contractor will be responsible for 1) general coordination with the IT department, 2) providing and install of electronic door hardware, and 3) installation of LV conduit and receptacles @ floors where and if applicable per plans.

9/15/2026

14 Doors What are contractor responsiblities for doors with low voltage hardware/systems?

9/14/2026 For doors with electronic hardware, the county IT department will provide 1) conduit/wiring, 2) card readers, and 3) door position sensors. The contractor must provide electronic locks and latches.

9/15/2026

15 Door Hardware Can the county provide a basis for costing for the electronic locks and latches?

9/14/2026 The primary requirements for electronic hardware is operation at 24V DC with a 2A maximum per door. The county is open to any of the below options or comparables:

Electric Locksets

Schlage ND80EU

Electric Strikes

HES 8000 Series

Locknetics CS750

Rim Exit Latch Retraction

Von Duprin QEL

Electrified Hinges/Power Transfers

Ives TW

Von Duprin EPT10

9/15/2026

File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .