70Z02920QPMW125_Questions_Answers.pdf
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Solicitation 70Z02920QPMW125
Questions and Answers
1. Is 30' X 40' X 15' measurements 30' Deep, 40' Wide and 15'
Eave?
Answer: The measurements are to be 30’ Deep, 40’ wide, the back side of the shed would be 15’ and the front opening would measure approximately 17’ 11” to accommodate the forklift.
2. The Statement of Work says this must be a metal building. Is it possible to construct a wood frame with metal siding and roofing?
Answer: No. Due to the close proximity to water and the intended use of this shed, wood framing is not suitable.
3. The Statement of Work says 40' bay width. Is that one post or two?
What is the maximum number of posts?
Answer: The bay width is planned to be completely open in front, large enough to accommodate forklift entrance, exit, and access to all areas inside. One or two posts, depending on how much support is needed inside the shed.
4. Will the contractor be required to pour and install a new concrete slab?
Answer: No. There is an existing concrete slab that can be anchored to for construction of the shed.
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