QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH PHOTOS ON SIR 6973GH-20-R-00117.docx

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON SIR 6973GH-20-R-00117:

For the work associated with the replacement of the RTR equipment shelter at Joint Base Cape Cod in Falmouth, MA.

1. Is Contractor responsible for engineering? (shop drawings/As-builts) The contractor is responsible for maintaining updated red line drawings throughout the project. Completed red lines are a deliverable for closeout of the project.

1. Time frame to obtain permits can take 30-45 days, therefore can contract timeline be extended based on permit lead time?

All permits will be required in advance of construction start date. Changes to the contract timeline will require approval from the FAA and will be dependent on local air traffic operations and available FAA equipment outage windows.

1. Who is responsible permitting agency and are they required on Federal property?

The contractor is responsible for maintaining any necessary permits. Yes. Any permits that are required by the authority having jurisdiction will be required before construction can begin.

1. Please identify Site access requirements? (special training, Background checks, security clearance, SWAC) No special training will be required. Site contractors will be required to pass NCIC background check as part of the badging process.

1. Would Eltek or Benning DC plant training satisfy cert requirement?

Provide certifications and any proof of work on Vertiv DC Bus systems.

1. Will Sea-box or Conex box meet salvage equipment storage requirements A Sea-box or Conex box is acceptable provided the equipment it protected from dirt, dust, moisture, or any other damage.

1. Please provide pictures of existing conditions and overhead obstruction.

Requested photos are attached. (see pages 2 – 4)

1. Provide further info on ERMs v4 system Environmental Remote Monitoring systems v4 is a device that monitors the facility for outages or any abnormalities and informs local Support Service Center. Additionally, a photo of the existing ERMS configuration is attached.

1. Can bare #6 be used in conduit?

No. Insulated grounding wires are required for the grounding/bonding of exterior metal structures as noted in the drawings and specifications.

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