QA_08-02-2021.pdf
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- ID ERFO 2017(1)-29(1), Stoddard Bridge Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- 69056719B000031
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a pre-solicitation for the ID ERFO 2017(1)-29(1) Stoddard Bridge project. The project involves construction of a pedestrian/pack bridge over 60 miles northwest of Salmon, ID. The estimated price range for the work is between $2,000,000 to $3,000,000. The tentative completion date is fall 2021. The pre-solicitation does not include permits for a temporary work bridge or in-water work that would be required by the contractor to perform the work. The solicitation will be offered as a small business set-aside when issued. The federal agency involved is the Department of Transportation Federal Highway Administration.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Stoddard Bridge Pre-ad Letter 22JUL21.pdf | ||
| Stoddard Pre-Ad Plans.pdf | ||
| PROJECT DESCRIPTION_Stoddard Bridge.pdf |
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ID ERFO 2017(1)‐29(1)
Stoddard Bridge
# General Technical Question Answer Date
1 X
We have been going through the pre‐solicitation plans on the Stoddard Bridge. We see there is a highline system in place for construction of the bridge. In order to get drilling equipment in place on the south side of the river as well as other construction materials, will a temporary work bridge be allowed (Contractor Designed) for this job?
The Government does not intend to obtain a permit for a temporary work bridge on this project.
8/2/21
2 X
Is there an in‐water permit that has been secured for this project? Use of a temporary work bridge would also allow for use of a crane in lieu of the highline system if acceptable.
The Government does not intend to obtain an in‐water permit for this project.
8/2/21
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