Piegan_Firing_Range_GSA_Report.pdf
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Revised 4/20/2015
Preaward Site Visit
Name of Project: Piegan/Raymond Abatement Building Number or Name: Piegan IFR/Raymond IFR City, State: Piegan MT/Raymond MT Date: 3/19/2018 and 3/21/2018 Contract or Solicitation No. GS-08P-
NAME (PRINT) AGENCY/FIRM EMAIL ADDRESS PHONE
NUMBER
Sam Hafen GSA Samuel.hafen@gsa.gov 303.513.7841 Carl Rosco MT2 732.533.9762 John Burton GSA 406.360.8764 Travis Reed GSA 406.450.1267
NOTES: Carl from MT2 met me at Piegan and Raymond for the sitewalks. Facilities management let us in the space but did not accompany us in the walk-through of the project space.
In Piegan, Carl had the following questions:
Q: What are the sizes of the HVAC ducts?
A: After finding the mechanical room, the ducts appeared to be 2ftx2ft Q: What design do the tiles have that require replacing?
A: They are porous (acoustic) and cannot be cleaned. The scope requires that they be replaced.
Q: Can porous materials be encapsulated (sealed) rather than cleaned or replaced.
A: No. Because they are being shot and torn apart, they need to be replaced rather than encapsulated.
Q: Does the peg board behind the IFR control computers need to be replaced?
A: Yes.
In Raymond:
Q: What materials is the bullet trap made of?
A: Recycled tire mulch.
Q: Does pegboard behind control computers need to be replaced?
A: No. The pegboard is metal and can be cleaned.
mailto:Samuel.hafen@gsa.gov
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