Questions and Answers During Advertisement for CO OMAD 300(67) 06032022.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers from a pre-bid meeting for a federal construction contract. The solicitation is for roadwork on access roads to Minuteman missile sites in Colorado, including excavation, widening, and dust control. Only material from road sections designated for widening may be used for that purpose, and dust control will be paid as a lump sum rather than unit price. The IFB was issued by the Federal Highway Administration Department of Transportation for solicitation number 6982AF22B000012.
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Questions and Answers During Advertisement for CO OMAD 300(67) Minuteman Missile Access Roads
Friday, June 3, 2022
Questions Answers
We need to know if all the section 1 existing material excavated out can be used as additional shouldering or carried forward into section 2 widenings? To haul it off would be very expensive; it's not a good product, and people wouldn't want it. Having wider shoulders in section 1 roads might be a better, cheaper option.
Only Typical Section 2 widening roadways have been cleared environmentally for widening. Follow SCR 212.03(a).
Does the excavated material in section 1 balance into the section 2 embankment, or will the contractor need to haul this material off? We would want to have cross-section information to see if it is an option to balance in the embankments
Material is not expected to balance between Typical Section 1 and 2.
Follow SCR 212.03(a).
The Dust control is a lumpsum. This would be an expensive pay item, as we would need to have dust control as a daily event.
Would the government consider an M-Gal unit price this way, they pay for what is done?
This item will be kept as a lumpsum item
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