Drawing Supplement 1B.pdf
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This document outlines a federal contract opportunity for cabinets and countertops installation at a child care facility in Hampton, Georgia. The Federal Aviation Administration is soliciting offers for the replacement of cabinets, countertops, and sink casings at the Atlanta Air Route Traffic Control Center child care facility, including an optional janitor closet renovation. The NAICS code is 236220 with a $45 million size standard, and the project is set aside for small businesses only. The estimated price range for the requirement is $250,000 to $500,000, and payment and performance bonds are required. A mandatory site visit is scheduled for February 9, 2023, and interested offerors must RSVP with attendee names and submit valid photo IDs for facility access. Offers are due in accordance with the instructions and terms specified in the request for offer.
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ZTL -1705138 Child Care Center Replace Cabinets and Countertops Drawing Supplement
Sheet No Detail or Note Description G002 Construction Debris Note ‘1’ Reference to COTR should be changed to COR A101 General Demolition Note ‘E’ Delete Note ‘E’. If the contractor requires to work night and weekends to meet the schedule, the FAA may consider if ample notification is received. Nights and weekends must be approved by the FAA prior to any contractor working.
A102 General Note ‘E’ Note ‘E’ refers to P601. This is incorrect. Refer to P101 for plumbing schedules.
A102 General Notes Add note ‘F’. Contractor shall repair/restore any finishes damaged by the work to the satisfaction of the COR.
Including but not limited to patches, drywall, caulk, paint, etc…
A102 Detail 18 Add solid countertops with integrated sinks at 20” AFF in room 112 to match existing countertops and sinks in room 113.
P101 General Note ‘B’ Delete Note ‘B’. If the contractor requires to work night and weekends to meet the schedule, the FAA may consider if ample notification is received. Nights and weekends must be approved by the FAA prior to any contractor working.
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