QandA Sheet.pdf
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- 6973GH-23-R-00169
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This document contains a question and answer sheet regarding federal contract opportunity number 6973GH-23-R-00169 for gate replacement and fence installation services at the air traffic control tower at Daytona Beach Regional Airport in Daytona Beach, Florida. The opportunity is being issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Franchise Acquisition Services. The questions and answers provide relevant details for the project such as the existing grounding system that must be reinstalled, requirements for new gate posts, dimensions of the existing slide and pedestrian gates, height of the existing fence and gates, voltage of the existing gate operator, permission to use the adjacent parking lot for equipment storage, and type of temporary fencing required during construction.
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Q&A Sheet
6973GH-23-R-00169: DAB Gate Replacement
Q1. What is the flex conduit above the gate for? Is this a grounding system? Is a grounding system required?
A. Correct. It is the existing grounding system, which is required and must be reinstalled.
Q2. Do the gate posts need to be changed?
A. Yes.
Q3. Suggested upgrade: crash rated gate system
A. The award will be made pursuant to the requirements stated in the SOW.
Q4. What is the clear opening of the slide gate and the pedestrian gate?
A. SLIDE Gate – Approx 24FT; PED Gate – Approx 4FT
Q5. How tall is the existing fence/gates?
A. 8 Feet.
Q6. What is the existing operator voltage?
A. Voltage – 208V
Q7. Are there any special concerns on the existing fence, gates, and gate operators to be avoided throughout this work?
A. No
Q8. Will FAA permit the awardee to use the parking lot adjacent to the subject fence to store its equipment and materials, at a minimum scale?
A. Yes, within the security fence during the project at a minimum scale.
Q9. What type of temporary fence FAA requires while the old fence, gates, and operators are down due to construction?
A. Temporary orange plastic fencing should suffice.
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