Copy of B401 Tenant-6 Bidder Inquiries - 021326 REV-6 FINAL to post.xlsx
XLSX spreadsheet 557 KB Posted
- Attached to
- B401 Tenant Buildout
- Solicitation number
- 70FA5026Q00000002
About this file
Summary
This is an RFI (Request for Information) Log containing 172 bidder inquiries and government responses for B401 Tenant #6 Fit-Out at Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center (MWEOC). The solicitation is for a three-CLIN structure: CLIN 0001 (Tenant Buildout), CLIN 0002 (Tenant Furniture), and CLIN 0003 (B401 Dry Cooler). The federal agency is FEMA. The project includes buildout of office space with STC-rated (Sound Transmission Class) and RF-shielded (radio frequency shielded) partitions and doors, specialized security infrastructure, access control systems, intrusion detection systems, and complete furniture, fixtures, and equipment (FFE) installation. The facility will remain operational throughout construction. Key delivery specifications include: project mobilization on 4/14/2026 with beneficial occupancy targeted for 11/23/2026 and completion by 12/21/2026 (approximately 185 days), daily liquidated damages of $1,916.60, bid bond requirement (Clause 52.228-1), Virginia contractor license mandatory for the prime contractor, and NCIC background investigations required for all personnel. The target award date is 3/9/2026.
Critical technical requirements include six-sided RF shielding for designated SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) areas, field acoustic and RF integrity testing, firestopping by certified contractors, 078443-compliant door assemblies, Haworth furniture as the basis of design with high-pressure laminate worksurfaces, and coordinated security systems integration. Work may proceed concurrently on all three CLINs, though the dry cooler (specified as Guntner model GFW.090.2D02/4AA-E257L/06P.M with 473,000 BTU/HR capacity) may require independent tracking due to 12-month lead times. All submittals, delivery, and installation of FFE are contractor responsibility, with the government providing a GSA Authorization to Purchase. The facility accommodates 10-hour workdays, weekend work via permits, and provides utilities at no cost. Badged access requires completion of Area A Access Forms and NCIC clearance; non-badged support staff receive day passes and require escorts.
View the file
Other files
Show all 31
On GovTribe
Work with this file
- Download the original file
- Contacts named in this file
- Similar government files
- Ask GovTribe AI about this file
Text version
RFI Log
| Pre-Award RFI Log | ||||||
| B401 Tenant #6 Fit-Out | ||||||
| RFI #: | Date: | Question: | MWEOC Answer: | Date Answered: | ||
| 1 | 1/30/26 | Is the project sales tax exempt? | No. | 1/30/26 | ||
| 2 | 1/30/26 | Spec section 014000 – Does the QC Manager and the QC Specialist both required to always be on site? | 014000 - 2/1.5 QUALITY CONTROL PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS; The QC Manager shall be on site during the process of the work. NO construction work or testing shall be performed unless the QC Manager is on the work site. The QC Specialist is NOT required to be on site at all times. 014000-3/1.6; The QC Manager is responsible for managing and coordinating the three phases of control and documentation performed by the QC Specialists,... | 2/9/26 | ||
| 3 | 1/30/26 | Can the QC Specialist also perform the duties of the QC Manager? | The QC Manager shall assign duties and responsibilities to the QC Specialist, but the QC Specialist shall NOT perform the duties of the QC Manager. 014000- 14/1.16; The QC Manager or QC Specialist assigned to an area | |||
| of responsibility shall initial each deviation and each revision. Upon completion of work, the QC Manager shall furnish a certificate attesting to the accuracy of the as-built drawings prior to submission to the Contracting Officer. | 2/9/26 | |||||
| 4 | 1/30/26 | Spec section 015000. 2.1 states a mobile Field Office is required. Any chance there could be an area inside the building that can be used as contractor office? | 015000. 2.1/A&B; A Temporary Field Office or the use of other temporary facilities are NOT mandatory but option. MWEOC (Contractor Row) provides pad sites and utility connections for contractors to drop a temporary facilities for the duration of the contract. The MWEOC Contractor Row is on the west side of the mountain and access is available for this project. The GC is permitted to use space within the B401 Area of Disturbance for site office activities, however the exterior walls are RF shielded and that may hinder cellular services including hotspot and/or wifi connections. The GC may also propose alternative locations of temporary facilities, if alternate locations are approved the GC shall be responsible for the installation of temporary utilities. The location of temporary facilities shall also require coordination with other/current MWEOC Projects. | 1/30/26 | ||
| 5 | 1/30/26 | Spec section 078413 1.5 and 078443 1.3, states firestopping to be done by a certified firm. Due to the number of penetrations could this be performed by the trade contractor making the penetrations and/or the drywall contractor, if the proper materials are used? | The Installation contractor shall comply with the specified requirements in 078443/1.3-A. "approved by FM Global according to FM Global 4991, "Approval of Firestop Contractors," or been evaluated by UL and found to | |||
| comply with UL's "Qualified Firestop Contractor Program Requirements. "perform tests and inspections according to ASTM E 2174. Relevant sections: 078443 1.2/E,F Installer Certificates: From Installer indicating that joint firestopping systems have been installed in compliance with requirements and manufacturer's written instructions. | 2/9/26 | |||||
| 6 | 1/30/26 | Specifications for the HM doors, wood doors, and acoustical doors, list specific manufacturer. Please confirm if other manufacturer would be allowed if they meet the requirements or are the ones listed the only manufacturers that will be considered. | YES, alternate products shall be considered but must meet or exceed project specifications including finish materials and appearance of finish materials. Provide samples as required. Alternates for STC Rated Door Assemblies shall NOT be considered. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 7 | 1/30/26 | Spec section 083473 & 083473 3.4 states field testing is required for the acoustical doors. Can this test be performed in the factory or must be done in the field? If in the field is every acoustical door to be tested? This gets expensive and time-consuming if done in the field on each door. | FIELD TEST SOUND CONTROL DOOR ASSEMBLIES according to ASTM E 336, with results calculated according to ASTM E 413. Acceptable field NIC values shall be within 5 dB of laboratory STC values as specified. Alternates for STC Rated Door Assemblies shall NOT be considered. For non-SCIF STC Rated doors the GC shall use specified approved manufacturers. For SCIF STC Rated doors the MWEOC strongly recommends that the GC use the Basis of Design Product: Lockmasters Inc.; "Door In A Box" kits for all SCIF doors. It has been our experience that the preassembled SCIF doors are beneficial regarding SCIF Accreditation. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 8 | 1/30/26 | Drawing A0.10 shows the red dashed line (STC50 and RF shielding) around the perimeter walls of the three areas of the work, while on A1.00 does not show any work for these exterior walls. Please confirm no work is to be performed on the lighter marked walls. | Dwg A0.10 STC50 & RF Shielding. Portions of the suite enclosure walls designated as STC50 with RF Shielding shall require work. A portion of the wall between column line 9 and 9.5 which accommodates the suite entry door do not currently exist. In addition the narrow space adjacent to the stair tower located between column lines B and C and column lines 1.5 and 2 shall require work to replace the existing door as specified. Please see Partition Type-1 thru 13 on A6.00 | 2/9/26 | ||
| 9 | 1/30/26 | What is the floor to deck above height? | From L2 Top of Slab to L3 Top of Slab is 14'-8" The L3 slab is 5"thick. So L2 Slab to underside of L3 Structural deck is 14'-3". The GC shall field-verify all existing Dimensions. Note: the L2 Slab is a ONE-WAY 12" elevated concrete slab reinforced with #6@9" O.C. top and bottom, each way. Outside layer of reinforcing is placed in the direction of span | 2/9/26 | ||
| 10 | 1/30/26 | What is the height of the existing RAF system? | From the Top of Slab below to the Raised Access Floor - Finished Floor is 1'-0" | 2/9/26 | ||
| 11 | 1/30/26 | Combined RFI-3 Qs 1,2 &3; Is the RF shielding to be only on the walls and doors or is it to be placed on the floor, ceilings, and windows as well? If on the floor, is it to be placed on the slab or on the RAF? 3. | If on the ceiling, where is it to be placed, at the deck prior to any MEP installation? | For space enclosed by partition types calling for RF Shielding (Partition Type/1) shall revive RF Shielding applied to the underside of the (L3) structural deck/slab above and to the L2 slab below, on the secure side of partition is clearly indicated on 1/A6.00. See door schedule for doors requiring RF Shielding. The application of RF Shielding on underside of the (L3) structural deck/slab and on the L2 slab should be scheduled to avoid conflict with other work in progress and/or work in place. No RF Shielding shall be applied to ceiling tiles or floor tiles. Those designated spaces shall be RF Shielded on SIX Sides (L2 and L3 Structural Decks). Other spaces not enclosed by Partition Type/1 are not designated to receive RF shielding. | 2/10/26 | |
| 12 | 1/30/26 | With over 570 feet of new walls shown to go through the existing RAF, we anticipate the need to remove most of the RAF due to the system not being stable enough to work on with all the floor framing members cut as well as a safety concern with the panels missing when working on the RAF. Is there an area on the second floor where the system could be stored while the walls are built? | The GC shall be solely responsible for determine the means and methods by which the work shall be performed. But it is anticipated that the majority of the RAF shall be deconstructed, stored for reuse, and reinstalled once partitions and under floor distribution systems are installed. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 13 | 1/30/26 | What are the dimensions of the exterior windows where tinting and roller shades are to be installed? | See Amendment Attachments for window designations and sizes. The Roller Shades throughout L2 are existing, the GC shall remove and store the shades for reuse during the process of the work to avoid damage dirt and dust. The roller shades are controlled by the BMS. Should the existing Roller Shades become soiled or damaged during the process of the work the GC shall replace damaged equipment at no cost to the Government. Each shad shall be individually wrapped and protected. Given the relatively low volume of space required to store the existing shades, MWEOC will provide a safe clean environment for the roller shades to be stored (space to be identified after award). | 2/10/26 | ||
| 14 | 1/30/26 | Please confirm the glazing in the STC doors systems can come from other sources than the door supplier. | Alternates for non-SCIF STC Rated Door Assemblies shall NOT be considered. The GC shall use preapproved manufacturers listed in specification. The GC may use any supplier he chooses but the acceptable products shall be limited to the specified list of approved manufacturers. If there is an unacceptable lead time on products that may jeopardize the scheduled beneficial occupancy then the CO/COR will entertain alternates that meet or exceed the specification. | 2/10/26 | ||
| 15 | 1/30/26 | Please confirm all doors that fall on the redzone lines per A0.10 must be RF doors. currently not all doors that fall on these lines are RF rated. Additionally, only partition type 1 shows RF foil and this wall type is not seen along the entire perimeter. please confirm if the existing space is utilizing existing RF foil in those areas. | No not all doors that fall on the Special Wall line have RF Shielding. See Sht. A6.30 for doors schedule and doors with requiring RF Shielding. Several existing wall locations including flanking walls at entrance corridor do not have RF shielding also existing wall at Door 233B does not have RF requirements. Spaces that are designated to have RF Shielding applied under this contract are designated clearly by Partition Type, and Door Type. Obviously the RF Shielding shall be applied to the secure side of the space designated by partition Type. Those designated spaces shall be RF Shielded on SIX Sides (L2 and L3 Structural Decks). Other spaces not enclosed by Partition Type/1 are not designated to receive RF shielding. | 2/10/26 | ||
| 16 | 1/30/26 | Sheet A0.10 - Please confirm which areas are considered "SCIF". A1.00 details red lined SCIF perimeter but then offers a separate detail that delineates "protected area". Please confirm if the "protected area" is the only space type to be accredited or if all red lined walls are true SCIF perimeters. This RFI helps shape following RFI | There are two categories of "Protected Areas" as follows: 1. The Accredited SCIF is located in the "Protected Area" between column Lines B and A and 1 and 3. 2. The remaining "Protected Area" Watch and MEF Rooms shall NOT be Accredited as SCIF, but shall be tested for STC performance as specified in the Contract Documents. | 2/10/26 | ||
| 17 | 1/30/26 | A0.10, A6.30; Please confirm which door marks require SCIF locking hardware. Based on experience, this should be: | ||||
| 225A - lies on red zone boundary, 225B - lies on red zone boundary, 226 - "protected area" boundary, 227 - "protected area" boundary, 233A - lies on red zone boundary, 233B - lies on red zone boundary, 245 - lies on red zone boundary, 246 - "protected area" boundary, 247 - lies on red zone boundary, not SCIF HW if 246 is SCIF HW, 248 - lies on red zone boundary, not SCIF HW if 246 is SCIF HW, | See Responses to #15 and #16; Not all doors that fall on the Special Wall line have RF Shielding nor are all SCIF Doors. See Sht. A6.30 for doors schedule and A6.31 for Security Hardware Sets and Door 246/SHW-01A and doors with requiring RF Shielding. Several existing wall locations including flanking walls at entrance corridor do not have RF shielding also existing wall at Door 233B (NOT SCIF) does not have RF requirements. Spaces that are designated to have RF Shielding applied under this contract are designated clearly by Partition Type, and Door Type. Obviously the RF Shielding shall be applied to the secure side of the space designated by partition Type. Those designated spaces shall be RF Shielded on SIX Sides (L2 and L3 Structural Decks). Other spaces not enclosed by Partition Type/1 are not designated to receive RF shielding. ALL SCIF DOORS are designated at SCIF. Other "Protected Area" space and Doors are properly scheduled in the Door Schedule. | 2/10/26 | ||||
| 18 | 1/30/26 | Spec 087100, A6.30, A6.31; Wood STC doors must use compression seals for sound attenuation. These seals do not work well with electric strikes as the strikes will bind and fail to open due to the pressure from the compression seals. Additionally, the door schedule notes the wood doors to be paint finish. please confirm the following path forward: A: Bid as is with the understanding of possible functionality issues | ||||
| B: Bid for hollow metal doors on all STC in order to use magnetic seals and electric strikes C: Bid for electrified mortise locksets instead of electric strikes | Bid as specified in the Contract Documents. | 2/12/26 | ||||
| 19 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; Are you looking for an apples-to-apples specification to the Haworth product or must we use Haworth? | Bidder to use provided specification for Haworth and other manufacturer specified products only. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 20 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; Do all worksurfaces for offices and workstations and laminate storage tops need to have high pressure laminate, or is high-performance, thermally fused laminate acceptable? | All worksurfaces to be high-pressure laminate. Thermally fussed laminate is not acceptable. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 21 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; For the workstations, may we use a panel system (2-3/8” thick) and still meet all the sizing/material requirements? | Bidder to utilize provided specification for Haworth panels. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 22 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; What grade should we price out textiles for seating? And textiles for workstation panels? | Bidder to utilize provided specified finishes and textiles. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 23 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; Are open market items acceptable if we do not have a GSA-approved series for specific items? (These would be few if any.) | Bidder to utilize provided specified furnishings. Any open items specified are to be bid as specified. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 24 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; How should the BOM be tagged? By space or by furniture tag? If the latter, do you want us to use the D-X type marks or W-X type marks for the desking/workstations? | BOM should reflect tags in specifications. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 25 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; Will dimensions +/- 3” from the basis of design be acceptable? | Bidder to utilize provide specified products and sizes. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 26 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; C-2 Chair, Guest: Is a mesh back acceptable? | Mesh back is not acceptable provide upholstered seat and back as specified. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 27 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; C-4 Chair, Conference with Tablet Arm: Is a 4-leg chair on casters acceptable vs. a 5-star base? | A four leg chair is not acceptable provide 5 star base as specified. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 28 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; D-6 Workstation – Desk: Would a 4-post leg, spider leg, or y-leg be acceptable? | Provide specified Haworth Planes fixed height C-leg base with casters only. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 29 | 2/6/26 | 11. | D-7, D-8, D-9, D-10 Workstation – Desk: Would a laminate hinged door or metal flipper door on the overheads be acceptable? | Bidder to utilized specified Haworth Masters series laminate hinged doors. Metal is not acceptable. | 2/9/26 | |
| 30 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; D-11 Workstation – Desk: Is there a difference between WS-9 and WS-9A? | Desk size and specification are the same. See D-11. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 31 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; LX-1 Metal Lockers: Do we need to specify as 1 column, two-tier for any specify reason or can we do (4) 3-column 2-tier sections + (1) 2-column 2-tier section for cost savings? | The 2 or 3 column is acceptable. | 2/9/26 | Check Interior Elevations | |
| 32 | 2/6/26 | 14. | ST-2, ST-3 Storage: Is a handle required or is an integrated full pull acceptable? | For consistency provide Haworth specified pull type Linear. | 2/9/26 | |
| 33 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; T-1 Table, Conference: Does “2 power” mean 1 duplex (2 outlets) or 2 duplexes (4 outlets). Diagram isn’t clear. | One duplex (2 plugins) are needed in the Power Module. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 34 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; T-2, T-3 Table, Conference: Confirm if specific data plate is required or if data knockout will suffice. | Power module specified is required. A knockout will not be acceptable for T-2 or T-3. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 35 | 2/6/26 | Furniture Related B401 Tennant; T-4 Table, Work Surface: Is 42 x 42 or 48 x 48 acceptable? (Also, the type mark on this one in the floor plan PDF says 42 x 72) | T-4 table size to match FFE specification 42"W X 48"L for room 226. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 36 | 2/6/26 | What are the bid bond requirements? | Clause 52.228-1 Bid Guarantee (Sept 1996) inserted | 2/9/26 | ||
| 37 | 2/6/26 | The manufacture specifications for the copper cabling components, (Jacks, Patch Panels) is Ortronics and the cable is shielded and unshielded category 6 Superior Essex . Will the government accept any substitutions if long lead times, and/or shortages occur. | The Government in conjunction with mission partner approval will consider alternates for cable plant components with documented correspondence from suppliers/manufacturers of longer than anticipated lead times that would negatively impact the critical path and jeopardize beneficial occupancy date. All proposed alternate materials MUST meet or exceed the specification of the basis of design. | 2/9/26 | ||
| 38 | 2/6/26 | For the cable TV, it looks as if they are calling out for electronic equipment. Does the Government have an inside technical representative or vendor that can assist in any set-up requirements that maybe required? | There will be a live Cable TV Node located in the Telecom Closet in the Building core on L2 | 2/11/26 | ||
| 39 | 2/6/26 | Are there any preferred Cabinet manufactures that the government has used at this site in the past that are acceptable? | Previously involved in fit outs for tenants 1-5; Case Systems; (Plam) POC:KELLIE VANCE, KELLIE.VANCE@CASESYSTEMS.COM, PHONE: 989-496-0830. or DIVERSIFIED EDUCATIONAL SYSTEMS, INC. P.O. Box 368 540-687-7060 Tel Serving Education Since 1965 Middleburg, VA 20118 540-687-7063 Fax | |||
| www.des.com 800-409-8641 Toll-Free. A.S.S.T. Phone 717-630-1251 350 South St. Mcsherrytown, PA. 17344 www.asst.com | 2/11/26 | |||||
| 40 | 2/6/26 | No signage specifications section provided. Will this be provided? | Attached: 1. Two sample Interior Signage Submittals from B401 Tenants 1-5 and, 2. SAMPLE Interior Signage Submittal from B413, and 3. Signage Specification Attached Spec Sec: 101423 | 2/11/26 | ||
| 41 | 2/6/26 | What are the sample signage requirements? Full size or paint chips? | Full Size. Specification Section Attached. Panel Signs: Full-size Sample. |
2. Room-Identification Signs: Full-size Sample.
3. Field-Applied, Vinyl-Character Signs: Full-size Sample of characters on glass.
4. Variable Component Materials: Full-size Sample of each base material, character (letter, number, and graphic element) in each exposed color and finish not included in Samples above.
| 5. Exposed Accessories: Full-size Sample of each accessory type. | 2/11/26 | |||||
| 42 | 2/5/26 | Security Infrastructure; The riser drawings show a box with a number 2 for 2" conduit. Please confirm this should be 3 for the access control enclosure. | Bidders shall Price 2" conduit as specified in the Contract Documents. | 2/11/26 | Send to M&H | |
| 43 | 2/5/26 | Power Supplies – ALTRONIX AL600ULM; Please confirm the total quantity required by the design. | Please refer to SY | 2/11/26 | Send to M&H | |
| 44 | 2/5/26 | Power Supplies – ALTRONIX AL600ULM; The "PS" symbol appears on Riser Diagram SY6.01 only. SY1.01 (Level 2-Security Floor Plan) does not indicate PSU monitoring locations. Please clarify whether one PSU is intended per door or if one PSU may serve a group of doors. | Se SY6.01 for the configuration at each door and for Security Doors SY5.01. The Location of all interface devices shall be located a specified dimension A.F.F. are provided in the contract documents. Locations above and below ceilings are also shown. the GC shall produce "Coordination Drawings" that shall deconflict the install and shall confirm lateral mounting locations/dims based conflicts existing field conditions at the time of installation. See spec Section 281300-2/1.3/B . and 281600-1/1.3/B |
Shop Drawings:
1. Project general notes.
2. Device layout.
3. Block diagram and cable/conduit routing.
4. System communications details.
5. System mounting details.
6. Secondary power calculations.
| 7. Field quality-control reports. Also see Same Spec Sect/1.4/A/3 Installation instructions for access control system power supplies and battery chargers. | 2/11/26 | Send to M&H | ||||
| 45 | 2/5/26 | Please confirm whether dedicated PSUs are required for ACS and IDS panels. | Yes as indicated on Dwg SY6.01 | 2/11/26 | Send to M&H | |
| 46 | 2/5/26 | Door Hardware & Reader Configuration; Please confirm that no doors require dual card readers. All drawings currently indicate single-reader configurations only. | No doors require dual card readers. All doors require a SINGLE CR as shown on SY1.01 and SY5.01 | 2/11/26 | ||
| 47 | 2/5/26 | Aiphone Door Release Integration; Please confirm that all AIphone door release commands from the CEU are routed through the access control system (iStar / RM4). | Yes. However, do not use an iStar or an RM4E. The CEU should route directly to the UStar panel. | 2/11/26 | Sent to Bowman | |
| 48 | 2/5/26 | Aiphone Door Release Integration; Please confirm that CEU outputs do not directly energize locking hardware. | The Aiphone should provide a dry N/O contact to an input on the C-cure panel to energize the lock. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 49 | 2/5/26 | Intrusion Detection System Zoning; Please clarify the IDS zoning strategy. | Zone-1 = Accredited SCIF and all doors and devises associated with this area between Col Lines A and B and 1 and 3; Zone-2 = Watch Room and the MEF Room; Zone-3 = Remaining Suite between Column lines 6 and 10 and Column Lines B and D; Zone-4 = Suite between column Lines 1 and 5 and Column Lines C and D. | 2/11/26 | Bowman | |
| 50 | 2/5/26 | Intrusion Detection System Zoning; Please confirm whether door contacts, motion sensors, and glass break devices are zoned individually, per room or by area. | See response to #49. They will be designated by Room and by Zone | 2/11/26 | Sent to Bowman | |
| 51 | 2/5/26 | Glass Break Sensors are shown in Detail 3 on Drawing SY5.01. Please identify which doors, if any, require break sensors. | Sent to Bowman | |||
| 52 | 2/5/26 | Aiphone CEU Networking; Please confirm whether the Aiphone AX-248C CEUs are intended to operate as stand-alone systems or networked together. Current drawings do not show interconnection pathways or notes describing shared operation. | Assume for the purpose of consistent proposals that the Aiphone AX-248C CEUs are intended to be networked together | 2/13/26 | Sent to Bowman | |
| 53 | 2/5/26 | IDS vs ACS Integration; Please confirm that no IDS devices are intended to connect to or be monitored by the access control system. | YES, IDS devices are intended to connect to or be monitored by the access control system. | 2/11/26 | Sent to Bowman | |
| 54 | 2/5/26 | IDS vs ACS Integration; Please confirm that all IDS devices are monitored solely by the DMPXR550 IDS panel. | Sent to Bowman | |||
| 55 | 2/5/26 | iSTAR Data Pathway / Network Connectivity; Please identify the intended data pathway for the Software House iStar access control panel. | The location of the Campus connecting is in the Communications closet in the Building Core that room is located between the hall from Door 245. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 56 | 2/5/26 | iStar Data Pathway / Network Connectivity; Please confirm the physical location of the associated server, network switch, or head-end equipment. | There are three (3) termination points for all circuits one is TELE Room 228, CLASS TELE ELEC Room 247, and head end equipment connections at Building Core TELE Room 202. ALARM MONITORING TO EXTERIOR DUCTBANK. MW SITE WILL ROUTE CABLING TO REQUIRED DESTINATION. FIELD COORDINATE WITH MW SITE PRIOR TO THE START OF WORK.ALL CONDUIT SHALL BE PROVIDED IN PDS CONDUIT SYSTEM WHEN CONDUIT LEAVES A SCIF AREA. REFER TO "A" SERIES DRAWINGS FOR SCIF AREA LOCATIONS. SEE ELECTRICAL DRAWING PACKAGE FOR EXACT LOCATION AND CIRCUIT DESIGNATION FOR ALL ELECTRICAL DEVICES AND EQUIPMENT. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 57 | 2/5/26 | If the iSTAR panel is intended to connect to an owner-furnished or IT-managed network, please clarify responsibility for network drops, switch ports, and VLAN configuration in C-CURE. | ||||
| 58 | 2/5/26 | PP is on the riser drawings, but we only have a PP48 for device designation. Please confirm that PP48 is the same as PP. | There shall be Rack mounted Patch Panels in three (3) termination points one is the TELE Room 228, CLASS TELE ELEC Room 247, and head end equipment connections at Building Core TELE Room 202 where there is pathway to campus systems. The GC shall provide pathway from the Suite to Room 202. See attached drawings B401 Tele Room 102, 202. COORDINATE CABLING REQUIREEMNT WITH MT WEATHER SITE FOR CONNECTION INTO MT WEATHER SECURITY SYSTEM | 2/11/26 | ||
| 59 | 2/5/26 | How will the 48-port patch panel be mounted? | Rack Mounted | 2/11/26 | ||
| 60 | 2/6/26 | Reference: CLIN Schedule Section B - Supplies or Services and Price/Costs | ||||
| Question: The solicitation references the CLIN Schedule (see Optional Form 336); however, it was not included in the solicitation package. Please advise. | The Correct CLIN Schedule is specified in the draft solicitation, and provided a clear three-CLIN structure (0001: Tenant Buildout, 0002: Tenant Furniture, 0003: B401 Dry Cooler). PLEASE DISSREGARD THE NOTE IN THE DRAWINGS REFERENCING ONLY TWO CLINS. | 2/13/26 | ||||
| 61 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Standard Form 1442 Question: The SF1442 is referenced but not included in the solicitation. Please advise. | CO to provide | |||
| 62 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Solicitation, page 70, L.11 (a), “General instructions: Proposals should be submitted in one volume with a total of three parts: Part I Preliminary Screening Factors, Part II-Technical, and Part III-Price.” |
Reference: Solicitation, page 70, L.11, (b), “Preliminary Screening Factors: Submit this portion before all other portions” Reference: Solicitation, page 70, L.11, (c), “ Technical proposal instructions: Submit this portion separate from other parts.”
Reference: Solicitation, page 70, L.11, (d), “Price proposal instructions: Submit this portion, including price information and the additional information required in a separate portion from other parts.”
| Question: Please clarify if the proposal submission should be in one (1) pdf or in three separate pdfs? | CO response pending. The draft solicitation provided a clear three-CLIN structure (0001: Tenant Buildout, 0002: Tenant Furniture, 0003: B401 Dry Cooler). PLEASE DISSREGARD THE NOTE IN THE DRAWINGS REFERENCING ONLY TWO CLINS. There should be 2 PDFS, One technical +screening factors (PART I & II) Part Three (Part III) Pricing | |||
| 63 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Solicitation, page 70, L.11 (a), “Proposals shall be UNCLASSIFIED only and shall not exceed 70 pages in length…” | ||
| Question: Does the 70 page limit apply to Part II -Technical only, or the overall pdf, if offerors are required to submit the proposal as one pdf? | 70 page limit is for Technical proposal only | |||
| 64 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Solicitation, page 70, M.1, “In addition, the vendor shall provide a proposed/draft project delivery schedule outline that demonstrates a logical progression of the work and the ability to delivery on time.” | ||
| Question: Does the draft delivery schedule outline need to be in a specific format (i.e., Microsoft Project)? | No specific format, Microsoft Project is acceptable | |||
| 65 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Solicitation, pages 70-71, L.12, Additional Submission Information (a) – (f) | ||
| Question: Please confirm if these additional documents are to be included in Part I of the proposal or Part III – Price? | Part III Price | |||
| 66 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Solicitation, page 73, M.1, Past Performance, “Offerors shall provide past performance information (CPARS, PPIRS, PPQs, etc.)” | ||
| Question: Please provide a PPQ form for offerors to use if they have need of submitting one. | Form to be posted to sam.gov reference | |||
| 67 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Scheduling. | ||
| Question: It was requested that the schedule be shortened to 6 months. Will this be adjusted in the RFP for accuracy? | MWEOC did not request a compressed delivery schedule. Based on our assessment from the point of Mobilization that the project tracking under a normal critical path could be completed within 6 months to 7 months. MWEOC has requested a draft "summary" schedule from Bidders to communicate their understanding of the project's challenges and logistics. That summary schedule should represent your understanding of a reasonable period of performance. Once an Award is made the successful Bidder shall submit a detailed Project Delivery Schedule (PDS) for review and approval prior to initiating the work. That PDS shall be submitted at the Preconstruction Conference (Precon). The objecting is to avoid premium fees for a compressed schedule. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 68 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Will Stop Work Orders be considered a time adjustment to the contract when they are rescinded through official document issue? | ||
| Question: | The GC shall evaluate the impact of any Stop Work Order to the Critical Path and shall reserve the right to make a reasonable claim for POP and GCs if scheduled work is delayed and has an adverse impact. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 69 | 2/6/26 | Reference: P6 Scheduling models | ||
| Question: Will P6 preliminary schedule be required with bid submission? | Yes. Please submit a Draft Summary Schedule reflecting your interpretation of the delivery of the project (See Response #67) | 2/11/26 | ||
| 70 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Dry Cooler has a 12-month lead time. | ||
| Question: This will affect the 6 month required schedule. Will this be separated from the contract for compliance? | MWEOC is in communication with the Manufacturer (Guntner) first to check current lead time and secondly to request expediting the order and delivery if necessary. The specified Model Number: GFW.090.2D02/4AA-E257L/06PM Normal Cooling 473,000 BTU/HR. Erick Alatorre Sales Manager, Refrigeration T: +1 (630) 390-5009 Alatorre, Erick <Erick.Alatorre@guentner.com> DG-US-SALES <DG-US-SALES@guentner.com> . If necessary CLIN-3 the Dry Cooler may require to track independently of CLIN-1 the occupied office space. and CLIN-2 the FFE Furniture, but that is a discussion we will have to deal with at that time. For the purposes of the Bid consistency, assume that the Dry Cooler will be available for installation according to your Critical Path. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 71 | 2/6/26 | Reference: SCIF 6-Sided clarification. | ||
| Question: The existing walls lined in Red on the drawings are currently RF lined. The floor and ceilings are not foiled what we saw on the site visit. Verify we need to foil the concrete floor and the bottom of the deck. | See Sheets A6.00 for Partition Type/1 and A1.00 for Partition Plan/Types. Where Partition Type/1 designates secure space, those secure spaces shall have RF shielding applied to underside of deck above and on slab below and the Partition Type/Detail specifies the overlaps. | 2/12/26 | ||
| 72 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Super allowed to wear 2 hats. | ||
| Question: Can Super on job have dual capacity to cover QC or SSHO? | The Super Intendent/Project Manager shall be allowed to take on a second (dual) responsibility of SSHO, The Super Intendent/Project Manager shall not take on a second (dual) responsibility(s) of the QC Manager or the QC Specialist, | 2/13/26 | ||
| 73 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Bid Bond | ||
| Question: Please confirm Bid Bond is required with proposal submission. | Form 336 is included in the Attachments with this Amendment. The draft solicitation provided a clear three-CLIN structure (0001: Tenant Buildout, 0002: Tenant Furniture, 0003: B401 Dry Cooler). PLEASE DISSREGARD THE NOTE IN THE DRAWINGS REFERENCING ONLY TWO CLINS. | 2/13/26 | ||
| 74 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Cad Drawings | ||
| Question: Will as-built drawings be provided in CAD format for this project? | YES | 2/11/26 | ||
| 75 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Welding | ||
| Question: Will Fire watch be required for welding beams for new work? | The GC will submit a MW Burn Permit and the MWEOC PD will survey the work site prior to hat work. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 76 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Sprinkler Shut down | ||
| Question: Will building shutdown be allowed during work day or off hours? | Yes The GC shall submit a MWEOC Systems Outage Permit and provisions shall be made to accommodate the work. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 77 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Glass Film | ||
| Question: Are current window films RF rated? ` | There are 5 Windows requiring RF Film. We will be providing information on those windows as part of this Amendment. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 78 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Commissioning | ||
| Question: Please confirm the government is hiring the CxA. Contractor to assist only. | YES, The CxA shall be a third Party Contractor and the GC and the A/E will be required to participate in the commissioning events. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 79 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Ceiling tile and grid. | ||
| Question: Please confirm existing grid and tile to remain. | Existing ceiling grid and tile are to be deconstructed and stored for reuse to accommodate the work above ceiling and installation of partitions. The grid may not survive without significant damage and you may need to install new grid. But ceiling tiles can be salvaged and stored for re-use | 2/11/26 | ||
| 80 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Summary of Work. | ||
| Question: Line item 7 asks for alternate bid for new ceiling and lights but is not shown as a CLIN in RFP. Is this a correct requested alternate? | Summary SOW T.1.1/7 speaks to the fact that the suspended clg is fragile and considering the extent of the work that must occur above ceiling i.e. power and comms distribution, shielding mech plumbing etc. that deconstructing the existing grid with out damage and storing for reuse may not be realistic. The Clg Tiles can more easily be stored without damage for reuse, where the grid, would have to be reinstalled in the same sequence it was deconstructed if it were to survive the deconstruction and storage. Therefor, e the GC shall install NEW ceiling grid in all areas where the existing ceiling is deconstructed. The GC shall reinstall all existing light fixtures and supplement with NEW fixtures to meet the design intent. The GC shall reuse existing ceiling tiles and supplement with GFCI materials. Any savings cost avoidance related to the reuse of existing materials and the use GFCI materials shall be broken out in lump sum. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 81 | 2/6/26 | Reference: CLIN ‘s B.1 | ||
| Question: Optional form 336 not included in RFP, please provide. | See above | |||
| 82 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Cyber Security. | ||
| Question: Will contractor be required to have a secret clearance for this work? | NO security clearance is required, but all individuals will require an NCIC background investigation to be performed by the Government. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 83 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Lay Down | ||
| Question: Should Fence be around this area? | No site Fence is required | 2/11/26 | ||
| 84 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Restroom | ||
| Question: Please verify contractor may use the restroom facility and not required to clean. | NO the GC shall not utilize the facilities bathrooms but shall provide portable Jons to be placed in an area of convenience is the yard adjacent to the building. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 85 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Access Floor Tiles | ||
| Question: In the secure room, tiles were popping or clicking when walked on, will they be required to be replaced. | No Most of the RAF will be deconstructed and stored for reuse once in place the finish floor will be installed and there should be no issues with the reuse of the existing RAF | 2/11/26 | ||
| 86 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Utilities | ||
| Question: Please verify that water and heat and electric will be available to contractor at no cost. | Yes use of water and heat and electric will be available to contractor at no cost. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 87 | 2/6/26 | Reference: TAB | ||
| Question: Please clarify the role of the government in testing and commissioning. | Systems and component startups, testing, including prefunctional testing shall be responsibility of the GC. The Government shall observe testing, review test report, and provide acceptance of test results where necessary. Commissioning shall be the responsibility of the Government/MWEOC. MWEOC shall engage a third party contractor to provide a certified CxA. The GC and relevant subcontractors shall participate in key commissioning events and shall be available to resolve any deficiencies. The A/E of record shall also participate in the commissioning when the COR determines that their presence is necessary. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 88 | 2/6/26 | Reference: SCIF Walls at Common areas | ||
| Question: Will a layer of diamond mesh be required to be added to common walls adjoining public areas? | No, there is no expanded metal required. See Sheet A6.00 Partition Types | 2/11/26 | ||
| 89 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Fire Alarm/Sprinkler | ||
| Question: Will the Fire Marshall be involved with approval of these systems? | Yes the MWEOC FD shall head up the testing of the Fire Alarm System and shall inspect all work related to fire suppression (the FA System will not be included in formal Commissioning performed by the CxA but shall be scheduled at the GC's and the FD's convenience). | 2/11/26 | ||
| 90 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Restore Grounds | ||
| Question: Will sod be required for restoring grass areas? | NO Sod shall NOT be required to areas disturbed by the process of the work. To restore areas of disturbance, restore grade if necessary and or disturb hard soils, seed and cover with straw. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 91 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Dumpster | ||
| Question: Will dumpsters be permitted on site, or will daily trash removal be required? | Dumpsters are permitted, but should be tarped or closed/secured at the end of each work day to safeguard against high winds. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 92 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Alternate Ceiling and Lights. | ||
| Question: If this alternate is used will existing ceiling grid and tile be salvaged and stored in the building? | See Response #80; No if the alternate is used the existing or deconstructed grid will be disposed of the ceiling tiles and lighting that meets the specification shall be stored for reuse. | 2/11/26 | ||
| 93 | 2/6/26 | 35. | Reference: Floor Protection | |
| Question: Can floor protection be left in place for duration of the job. | YES | 2/11/26 | ||
| 94 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Arc Flash | ||
| Question: Will Arc Flash studies be required before and after work completed? | Arc Flash Studies shall be required at the completion of the work after factory startup and pre-functional testing. and shall be one of the Project Closeout Submittals. Existing Arc Flash Study shall be made available to the successful bidder. See Spec Section: 260574 OVERCURRENT PROTECTIVE DEVICE ARC-FLASH STUDY. Study Submittals: Submit the following submittals after the approval of system protective devices submittals. Submittals shall be in digital form. |
1. Arc-flash study input data, including completed computer program input data sheets.
2. Arc-flash study report; signed, dated, and sealed by a qualified professional engineer.
a. Submit study report for action prior to receiving final approval of the distribution
| equipment submittals. If formal completion of studies will cause delay in equipment manufacturing, obtain approval from COR for preliminary submittal of sufficient | 2/11/26 | ||||
| 95 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Workday | |||
| Question: Will 10-hour workdays be allowed? | Yes 10 hour work days are permitted. You have the opportunity to work 4/10s, 5/10s and/or weekends and holidays. | 2/13/26 | |||
| 96 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Submittals | |||
| Question: Will all submittals require approval before start of work? | No. the Demolition and limited work can begin immediately. MWEOC.EN will expedite the submittals. That said the recommendation is to limit alternates in less logistics and Lead Times jeopardize the critical path. | 2/12/26 | |||
| 97 | 2/6/26 | 38. | Reference: Deliveries | ||
| Question: Will all 3rd party suppliers delivery drivers be required to be citizens? | YES. They can be escorted but if they will be returning multiple times please complete the access package for delivery drivers. Many local supplies and concrete drivers have a history with MWEOC. | 2/13/26 | |||
| 98 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Materials | |||
| Question: Will pre-ordered materials delivered to supplier be allowed payment when stored off site? | NO not in the possession of suppliers, but pre-ordered Materials in possession of the GC with verification that the materials have been received can be billed. | 2/12/26 | |||
| 99 | 2/6/26 | Reference: Coordination Drawing | |||
| Question: Will coordination drawings be required for folding partition? | Yes. Coordination Drawings are a standard deliverable throughout the specification | 2/11/26 | |||
| 100 | 2/6/26 | Reference: FF&E | |||
| Question: Please provide procurement package. | See Posted Docs, B401 T6 IFC FFE Plan Schedules1, B401 T6 IFC FFE Spec Book | 2/13/26 | |||
| 101 | 2/6/26 | Is the duration of the project 730 days as stated on pg. 9 of the solicitation, or from March 6, 2026, to February 05, 2027 (total of 336 days) on page 2? | Based on the MWEOC Planning Schedule a reasonable Period of Performance (POP) is estimated to be 185 days from the GC Mobilization 4/14/2626 to completion on 12/21/2026, with beneficial Occupancy on or about 11/23/2026. The Delivery of functional space to the Mission Partner is the priority. It may become necessary to track the completion of the Dry Cooler independent of the interior space due to lead times for equipment. The Amendment A0001 reference POP Period of Performance: 03/06/2026 to 02/05/2027 this is a window used internally by MW Acquisitions it represents a window of performance that speculates an Award date. | 2/12/26 | |
| 102 | 2/6/26 | Confirm if FF&E is by the Government | FFE is provided and installed by the General Contractor | 2/9/26 | |
| 103 | 2/6/26 | Please confirm If this project is a design build | |||
| 104 | 2/6/26 | Could you please confirm if the Superintendent can also fill the roles of SSHO and QCM? | See Response #2, #3, #72 | 2/12/26 | |
| 105 | 2/6/26 | Please send sign-in sheet | |||
| 106 | 2/6/26 | Please confirm if a bid bond is required. If so, confirm the %. | |||
| 107 | 2/6/26 | Please confirm if the STC ratings goes to the door and glass. | STC Rating applies to the entire assembly. | 2/12/26 | |
| 108 | 2/6/26 | Reference HW-131 calls for Corbin classroom cylindrical lockset and Rockwood panic with passage function. Which function are we using? | Response at a later Date | 2/12/26 | |
| 109 | 2/6/26 | All but 2 openings require frame door units to achieve the STC rating being requested, please confirm. | See Door Schedule. | 2/12/26 | |
| 110 | 2/6/26 | For the hollow Metal frames it calls for laminated insulated glass with STC ratings: HM 2 frames will need to accept glass thickness of 2-3/8" to achieve 45 STC and HM 5 frames will need to accept glass thickness of 5-1/16" to achieve STC 50. Please confirm if this is correct. | Response Forthcoming | 2/12/26 | |
| 111 | 2/6/26 | Please confirm who is the Mech Controls in the building | Response Forthcoming | 2/12/26 | |
| 112 | 2/6/26 | Please provide detail for chiller exterior hook ups, HSP1 & 2 base mounted pumps | Response Forthcoming | 2/12/26 | |
| 113 | 2/6/26 | Is there and American citizen requirement for the project? | YES, citizen or naturalized citizen | 2/12/26 | |
| 114 | 2/6/26 | Are there Security Requirements other than having a Real ID? | Yes and must have two forms of ID. | 2/12/26 | |
| 115 | 2/6/26 | How many people are required to fill the positions of Superintendent, QCM and SSHO? | Two | 2/12/26 | |
| 116 | 2/6/26 | What manufacture is the panel company for the Fire alarm system. | The Fire Alarm System manufacturer is Edwards/KIDDE. The Tenant-6 buildout will require Edwards SIGA devices (Detectors and Modules). The System Platform is EST3 and will require a factory certified programmer. The only (2) Strategic Partners for Edwards in our area is Convergint Technologies and ARK Systems. | 2/13/26 | |
| 117 | 2/6/26 | On A6.00 detail 1 shows the RF foil on the slab wrapping up the wall on the SCIF side of the room. Does the RF foil need to run across the entire existing slab under the RAF? Plans show to leave the existing RAF, but to run the RF foil on the slab continue, the RAF would need to be removed entirely. | No not all doors that fall on the Special Wall line have RF Shielding. See Sht. A6.30 for doors schedule and doors with requiring RF Shielding. Several existing wall locations including flanking walls at entrance corridor do not have RF shielding also existing wall at Door 233B does not have RF requirements. Spaces that are designated to have RF Shielding applied under this contract are designated clearly by Partition Type, and Door Type. Obviously the RF Shielding shall be applied to the secure side of the space designated by partition Type. Those designated spaces shall be RF Shielded on SIX Sides (L2 and L3 Structural Decks). Other spaces not enclosed by Partition Type/1 are not designated to receive RF shielding. | 2/13/26 | |
| 118 | 2/6/26 | With the RFI questions due today, is it safe to assume the final bid proposal due date would be extended 1 week or more? | YES an Amendment has already been issued. And it is "possible" that a another Amendment may be issued to add additional time. | 2/13/26 | |
| 119 | 2/6/26 | When is the anticipated award date for this opportunity, prior to 3rd quarter 2026? | The targeted Award Date is 3/9/2026 | ||
| 120 | 2/6/26 | Is the OPSEC Training requires for all personal working on the project site or just Key personal? | |||
| 121 | 2/6/26 | Does the agency have a preferred furniture manufacturer for this opportunity? | Haworth is the basis of design. All selections were made by the Tenants FFE Committee. See attached Docs: FFE Spec Book, FFE Plan Schedules1 | 2/13/26 | |
| 122 | 2/6/26 | Is this campus American or Naturalized Citizen only or do they accept work authorization permits? | American or Naturalized Citizen only | 2/13/26 | |
| 123 | 2/6/26 | Will the building be occupied during the renovation process? | Yes the facility shall remain operational throughout the process of the work. | 2/13/26 | |
| 124 | 2/6/26 | The mechanical drawings show penetrations to the exterior of the facility. Can this work be done during normal operating hours? | Yes. This work can be performed during normal operating hours. | 2/13/26 | |
| 125 | 2/6/26 | Spec 066119; The Specification indicates quartz (SSM-1) at interior window sills; | |||
| however, this finish is not shown on the drawings, and there are no details showing this. Clarify if quartz window sills are to be installed. If required, provide dimensions and thickness. | The window sills are existing material. | 2/13/26 | |||
| 126 | 2/6/26 | Specs 211313, 230593, 230700: These Specifications include LEED submittals; however, a LEED scorecard was not provided. Clarify if the project is subject to LEED requirements. | This Project is not subject to LEED Requirements. The Base-Building design and construction was required to document a LEED Equivalency. However that does not relieve the GC from industry stands for reports i.e. Air-Balance Report for Prerequisite IEQ 1: Documentation indicating that work complies |
with ASHRAE 62.1, Section 7.2.2 - "Air Balancing."
2. TAB Report for Prerequisite EA 2: Documentation indicating that work complies with
| ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1, Section 6.7.2.3 - "System Balancing." | 2/13/26 | |||||
| 127 | 2/6/26 | Spec 061000; This Specification makes reference to FSC and chain of custody. Clarify | ||||
| if FSC is a requirement. | Chain of custody certification is how the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) verifies that forest-based materials are produced under industry standards. The FSC label on a finished product signals that the materials used during production have met the chain of custody requirements at every step in the supply chain, from sourcing to distribution. | 2/13/26 | ||||
| 128 | 2/6/26 | Specs 081113, 083473.13, A6.30; Confirm openings 226, 227 and 246 are to be steel sound control per Spec 083473.13, not standard hollow metal per Spec 081113. | openings 226, 227 and 246 are to be steel sound control per Spec 083473.13. See Door Schedule and Security Doors on Drawing A6.30 and A6.31 | 2/13/26 | ||
| 129 | 2/6/26 | Specs 081416, 083473.16, A6.30; Confirm wood doors with an STC rating are to be wood sound control per Spec 083473.16, not standard wood per Spec 081416. This applies to all wood doors except 228, 229 and 230. | See Door Schedule and Security Doors on Drawing A6.30 and A6.31 for materials and performance. | 2/13/26 | ||
| 130 | 2/6/26 | Specs 081416, 083473.16, A6.30; Assuming doors 228, 229 and 230 are per Spec 081416, confirm only these doors are to have the WDD-1 finish, and all other wood doors are to be painted per Spec 083473.16. | Doors 228, 229 and 230 are SCWD w/WDD-1 finish. For continuity in bid proposals assume doors, door material and door finishes shall be as specified in the Door Schedule Dwg A6.30 and as in Specs 081416, 083473.16 | 2/13/26 | ||
| 131 | 2/6/26 | NO COMMENT | NO RESPONSE | Do Not Remove this Blank Item | ||
| 132 | 2/6/26 | Contract and Schedule; 1 | Period of Performance vs. Completion Time: There is a significant discrepancy regarding the project duration. The Period of Performance is listed in Amendment A0001 as March 6, 2026, to February 5, 2027 (approximately 337 days). However, the draft solicitation (Section F.2) and the final specification (Section 011100 1.3 C) both reference a 730-calendar-day completion time. Please clarify which is the correct duration for this contract. | Based on the MWEOC Planning Schedule a reasonable Period of Performance (POP) is estimated to be 185 days from the GC Mobilization 4/14/2626 to completion on 12/21/2026, with beneficial Occupancy on or about 11/23/2026. The Delivery of functional space to the Mission Partner is the priority. It may become necessary to track the completion of the Dry Cooler independent of the interior space due to lead times for equipment. The Amendment A0001 reference POP Period of Performance: 03/06/2026 to 02/05/2027 this is a window used internally by MW Acquisitions it represents a window of performance that speculates an Award date. | 2/12/26 |
This is the start of the file's text. The full file is on GovTribe.
File details come from the government source that posted it. Updated .