Questions and Answers 4-9-2026.docx

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Replace Roll-Up Door at USCG Station Pascagoula, MS
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This is a Questions and Answers document clarifying requirements for the USCG roll-up door replacement solicitation at Station Pascagoula, MS. The document addresses two key contractor inquiries: first, confirming that the 14-calendar-day performance period specified in the Scope of Work governs the contract (rather than the 30-day reference on the SF1442 form), and second, confirming that the existing door opening structure (jambs, header, and structural components) is in suitable condition for installation without requiring any structural modifications. These clarifications are essential for contractors preparing quotes, as they establish the compressed timeline for project completion and eliminate potential concerns regarding structural work beyond the scope of installing the new 20x18 roll-up door and motor operator.

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1. Performance Period Clarification The Scope of Work indicates a total performance period of 14 calendar days, while the SF1442 appears to reference 30 calendar days. Could you please confirm which duration governs the contract?

Go with the scope of work.

2. Existing Opening Condition / Structural Scope Since no drawings are provided, can you confirm that the existing door opening (jambs, header, and structure) is in suitable condition for installation and that no structural modifications are required?

Yes, the structural integrity is in good condition for installation and would NOT require any modification.

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