PVD Roof Replacement Market Survey Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 697DCK-25-R-00PVD
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This document is a Market Survey Questions and Answers for a roof replacement project at Rhode Island T.F. Green (PVD) International Airport. The document covers five key questions from potential contractors about the project, including FAA noise and work hour limitations, water source for power washing, on-site material storage, interior repair scope, and roofing approach. Key responses include: FAA noise restrictions are yet to be determined, water will be available from a standard hose bib, a designated contractor laydown area will be provided, no interior ceiling or wall repair is included in the current scope, and the project will be a total roof replacement rather than a roof coating system. The solicitation number is 697DCK-25-R-00PVD, with an estimated project value between $300,000 and $900,000, focusing on replacing and re-caulking the Air Traffic Control Tower and base buildings.
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PVD Roof Replacement Market Survey Questions and Answers
697DCK-25-R-00PVD
1. What are the FAA's noise and work hour limitations (especially near active ATC operations)?
This information is not known at this time; however, once the solicitation is issued more information will become available.
2. For the power washing scope of work, will the contractor be required to provide a water tank or will the facility allow the contractor to use the onsite source?
Water will be available on site but from a typical hose bib.
3. Will the contractor be allowed to store materials and equipment on site?
Yes, there will be a designated contractor laydown area.
4. Is there any interior ceiling or wall repair included in the scope due to water damage?
There is currently no scope for interior or wall repair.
5. Are you open to a roof coatings system?
No, this will be a total roof replacement.
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