QA_12-10-2025.pdf
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- OK NP MULTI PMS(1), Pavement Preservation Oklahoma and TX NP MULTI PMS(2), Pavement Preservation North Texas
- Solicitation number
- 69056725R000017
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a pavement preservation project covering Oklahoma and North Texas, with the project numbers OK NP MULTI PMS(1) and TX NP MULTI PMS(2). The document contains four technical questions related to the project solicitation, addressing topics such as FAR Clause 52.217-7, Traffic Control Supervisor requirements, weather limitations, and surface application procedures. The answers were provided on two dates: 12/1/25 and 12/10/25, with responses indicating that some issues will be addressed in a future amendment, clarifying payment for Traffic Control Supervisors, specifying weather forecasting methods using NOAA National Weather Service stations, and maintaining the original bid specifications for surface application.
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Project No.: OK NP MULTI PMS(1) and TX NP MULTI PMS(2) Project: Pavement Preservation Oklahoma and Pavement Preservation North Texas
# General Technical Question Answer Date
1 X
Page C-22 - FAR Clause 52.217-7 Option for Increased Quantity. The date has not been included in the Solicitation Proposal. Please provide a specified date for the RFP.
This will be addressed under Amendment A001.
12/1/25
2 X
Section 156.08 Traffic Control Supervisor requires a separate TCS while performing work simultaneously within two separate parks.
Wanting to confirm that each TCS per day will be paid under bid item A0880?
Yes, see 635.24. 12/10/25
3 X
Per Section 409.07 (d) Weather limitations how will anticipated precipitation or temperatures below 32 degrees for at least 24 hours after application be measured by the FHWA. How will the “anticipated” be measured by the
FHWA.
FHWA will rely on the nearest NOAA National Weather Service station for forecast information: National Weather Service
12/10/25
4 X
Per Section 409.10 Application requires the surface to be fog with water in front of the spreader. To require the surface to be fogged with water in front of the spreader could have an adverse effect on the material and not necessary in certain applications. I would suggest changing the wording to when needed.
Bid as advertised 12/10/25
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