QA - 697DCK24R00313 QQQA RCAG HVAC Replacement Project in Barstow.pdf
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This document is a set of questions and answers (Q&A) related to the QQQA RCAG HVAC Replacement Project in Barstow, California, as described in Solicitation Number 697DCK24R00313. The key details are:
The Statement of Work (SOW) requires the removal of an existing motorized damper and installation of a stand, per the drawings. The contractor must disconnect and reconnect the large orange grounding cables as well as the exterior grounding cables on the condensing unit. Existing conduits can be reused for new wiring, but new conduit may be required in certain sections as per the drawings. A site visit is scheduled for May 8, 2024, and attendees must be registered by May 7, 2024. The solicitation is being issued by the Department of Transportation Federal Aviation Administration Southwestern Region.
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Q & A for 697DCK24R00313 - QQQA RCAG HVAC Replacement Project in Barstow
In the SOW it says we need to install a stand but currently there is a motorized damper, do we need to salvage, replace, or just do away with it completely and just install a stand? Do away with the existing motorized damper and install a stand from the drawings.
For the Large Orange Grounding Cables, do you want us to pull these off and reconnect them ourselves or do you have another entity responsible for this? The orange grounding cables, as well as the exterior grounding cables on the condensing unit, must be disconnected and reconnected by the contractor.
As for Power wiring, do you want us to pull new wiring through the existing conduit or would you like us to use new conduit? Existing conduits can be reused for new wiring. However, there are sections that require new conduit as needed, per drawings.
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