FINAL RFI Question and Answers.pdf
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70LGLY22BSSB00002
BLDG. 210 Boiler Replacement
Request for Information Questions and Answers
Q.1 Will the installing contractor be required to hold a current Certificate of Authority from the Office of Insurance and safety fire commissioner State Fire Marshal's office, State of Georgia?
A1. Yes. See boiler spec and applicable codes.
Q2. Will the installing contractor be required to include in there cost new Boiler operating permits from the Georgia Department of Labor?
A2. No. FLETC does not maintain operating permits.
Q3. Will temporary boiler be required during construction?
A3. No. See amended SOW. Only one boiler may be changed at a time.
Q4. The existing Heaters have two condenser water lines above it that appear to be abandoned. Do we need to include removing these two pipes in the proposal?
A4. Yes. See amended SOW
Q5. Is it the user's expectation that the boilers be replaced one at a time?
A5. Yes. See amended SOW.
Q6. Will NTP be held until materials arrive?
A6. NTP will be coordinated with contractor. FLETC understands the current supply chain issues.
Q7. Are chemical treatment records available?
A7. No
Q8. Does the government want the inactive chilled water lines removed while the boilers are removed?
A8. Yes. See amended SOW.
Q9. Due to the size of the project can the superintendent/SSHO and quality control manager be the same person?
A9. Yes. See amended SOW.
Q10. Please advise on any requirements for water treatment for the hot water system. It is a closed loop and the treatment appears to not be maintained.
A10. Water treatment program is accomplished via separate contract.
Q11. There is existing abandoned condenser water piping over the boiler location. Please advise if the government wishes for this piping to be removed. This would be the most opportune time to remove this piping as the removal of the boilers would provide access to the piping.
A11. See amended SOW, piping to be removed as shown.
Q12. Can both boilers be down and replaced at the same time? It will be extremely difficult to replace the second boiler with the current configuration if there is a requirement to keep one boiler operational at all times.
A12. See amended SOW. One boiler allowed down at a time.
Q13. Will this project require weekend work for the hot water outage?
A13. No. See above.
Q14. The contract states the duration will be for a period not to exceed 90 calendar days after issuance of Notice to Proceed. As the boiler equipment is potentially a long lead item, please confirm that notice to proceed will be coordinated with the contractor as to allow for the procurement time.
A14. NTP will be coordinate with contractor. FLETC understands the current supply chain issues.
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