QnA 04.17.25.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for the Veterans Lake Trail Bridge project, dated April 17, 2025. The Q&A addresses a specific inquiry about the submerged existing bridge, with the government providing limited information about its condition and weight. The response indicates the existing bridge is roughly estimated to weigh 70,000 lb, but its exact condition and underwater weight/buoyancy are unknown. The government directs potential bidders to FAR Clause 52.236-4 for physical data and references SCR Subsection 203.04 for requirements to develop a bridge removal plan, emphasizing the need for comprehensive assessment and documentation of the existing bridge's conditions.
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Questions and Answers during Advertisement for OK ERFO NP CHIC 2024-1(1) Veterans Lake Trail Bridge
April 17, 2025
Questions Answers 1 Can you please provide additional information on the Submerged
Bridge? The drawings give the length and width of the bridge.
We need to be able to calculate the Weight of the submerged bridge.
If the original submittals are available, they would provide all the necessary information. We suspect this was a performance specification from looking at the drawings as there is very little information provided.
The weight of the existing bridge is unknown, but roughly estimated to be 70,000 lb; with, the bridge condition and underwater weight/buoyancy also unknown. It is unknown if the existing bridge is intact, or if it is lodged in the lakebed. The only information known about the existing bridge is provided in the physical data as listed in FAR Clause 52.236-4. Refer to SCR Subsection 203.04 for requirements to develop a bridge removal plan, including assessment and documentation of existing bridge conditions.
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