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2. Section B, Supplies or Services and Prices/Costs – is amended to add the below chart at the end of the Section B:

This requirement includes Brand Name or Equal, see items specified below:

No. Item(s) &

(Manufacturer) Specification Section Title Specification

Section No.

Specification. Section Paragraph or Drawings

1 Energy Recovery Ventilators (Renew Aire)

Air Supply, Distribution, Ventilation, and Exhaust Systems

23 00 00 Para. 2.12 Sheet M0601

2 Ground Source Heat Pump (GSHP) units (ClimateMaster)

Water-Loop and Ground-Loop Heat Pump Systems

23 81 47 Para. 2.2 Sheet M-602 at GSHP Schedule

3 GSHP Thermostat (ClimateMaster)

Water-Loop and Ground-Loop Heat Pump Systems

23 81 47 Paras 2.2.1.10, 2.2.2.10 Sheet M-602 at GSHP Schedule

3. Section F, Paragraph is amended as follows:

F.1 COMMENCEMENT, PROSECUTION, AND COMPLETION OF WORK (FAR 52.211-10)

(APR 1984)

The Contractor shall be required to (a) commence work under this contract within ten (10) calendar days after the date the Contractor receives the notice to proceed, (b) prosecute the work diligently, and

(c) complete the work ready for use not later than 510 calendar days for the base after the date the Contractor receives the notice to proceed. The time stated for completion shall include final cleanup of the premises. Base performance is 510 days with option performance addressed in Section B.

NOTE: Option Bid Items Performance Periods Option Bid Items 0002, 0003, 0006 and 0007, if exercised will be performed within the base bid period of performance.

Option Bid Items 0001 and 0004, if exercised will add an additional 30 days to the period of performance

4. Section I – add the following clauses:

52.245-1 Government Property JAN 2017 52.245-9 Use and Charge APR 2012

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I.3 GOVERNMENT PROPERTY (INSTALLATION OPERATION SERVICES) (FAR 52.245-2)

(Apr 2012)

(a) This Government Property listed in paragraph (e) of this clause is furnished to the Contractor in an “as-is, where is” condition. The Government makes no warranty regarding the suitability for use of the Government property specified in this contract. The Contractor shall be afforded the opportunity to inspect the Government property as specified in the solicitation.

(b) The Government bears no responsibility for repair or replacement of any lost Government property.

If any or all of the Government property is lost or becomes no longer usable, the Contractor shall be responsible for replacement of the property at Contractor expense. The Contractor shall have title to all replacement property and shall continue to be responsible for contract performance.

(c) Unless the Contracting Officer determines otherwise, the Government abandons all rights and title to unserviceable and scrap property resulting from contract performance. Upon notification to the Contracting Officer, the Contractor shall remove such property from the Government premises and dispose of it at Contractor expense.

(d) Except as provided in this clause, Government property furnished under this contract shall be governed by the Government Property clause of this contract.

(e) Government property provided under this clause:

Description Quantity Value Owens Corning Fiberglass AttiCat Expanding Blown-in Insulation

291 Bales $13,000.00

5. Section M, M.1 is amended as follows:

M.1 EVALUATION FACTORS FOR AWARD

The first paragraph of A. Price is changed to read as follows:

A. Price

Offerors shall provide an itemized price breakdown with their proposal in sufficient detail to permit a complete analysis of labor, materials, equipment, transportation, supervision, disposal cost and overhead and profit and shall cover all work involved in the contract. Price realism may be performed to determine if an offeror’s proposed price is realistic for the work to be performed; if the offeror’s proposal reflects a clear understanding by the firm of the RFP requirements; and if the offeror’s proposal is priced consistent with the various elements of the firm’s technical proposal.

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6. Questions and Answers are provided in response to inquiries received to date.

Q: In regards to solicitation 70Z0G118RPRV03600, I was wondering if you can clarify whether for relevant corporate experience for project commissioning. Are you interested in projects where we led the commissioning efforts as the commissioning agent, or where we were just the contractor on a project with another 3rd party commissioning agent, or would you except either.

A: Either is acceptable. Refer to the solicitation Section M, Evaluation Factors for Award, Clause M.1, Project Commissioning Experience.

Q: How frequent are job meetings?

A: Refer to the specification Section 01 11 00, paragraph 1.13 in attached document.

Q: Is a Quality Control Manager Required? If so, what are their qualifications? Can they also act as the site supervisor?

A: Refer to the specification Section 01 11 00 paragraph 1.5.

Yes, the Quality Control Manager can also act as the site supervisor.

Q: Are there specific requirements for the GC’s site supervisor’s qualifications?

A: Refer to the specification Section 01 11 00 paragraph 1.5.

Q: Can the site supervisor also be the safety officer?

A: Yes, the site supervisor can be the safety officer.

Q: Do the Past Performance Questionnaires/CPARS count toward the 30 page limit? If so, do firms that are not able to submit a PPQ or CPARS have a reduced page limit so? If not, what is weighted more-the phasing approach narrative or the relevant corporate experience?

A: No, Past Performance Questionnaire/CPARS does not count toward the 30 page limit.

Refer to the solicitation Section M, Evaluation Factors for Award, Clause M.3, Basis for Award.

Q: For full clarity, can it be confirmed that the R-38 blown-in insulation for the Multi-mission building is provided by the USCG? (Keyed note #3 on A-103 says the GC should provide, however all other notes say otherwise.)

A: Refer to A-103 at Keyed Note 3 in attached document.

Q: It is mentioned on site visit dated 2/7/2018 that the electrical systems, indoor room temperature and domestic hot water will be maintained during the construction period.

Temporary Air Conditioning, heating and hot water source could be necessary as per phasing plan. Please provide us with the requirements and details of temporary services in order to price it properly. Also, is there a requirement for operating and maintenance of temporary systems by our side?

A: Refer to the specification Section 01 14 00.

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Q: It is mentioned on site visit dated 2/7/2018 that the electrical systems, indoor room temperature and domestic hot water will be maintained during the construction period.

Temporary Air Conditioning, heating and hot water source could be necessary as per phasing plan. Please provide us with the requirements and details of temporary services in order to price it properly. Also, is there a requirement for operating and maintenance of temporary systems by our side?

A: Refer to the specification Section 01 14 00.

Q: Can you please advise what the payment terms are?

A: Refer to Section I, FAR Clause 52.232-5 Payments under Fixed Price Construction Contracts.

Q: Is a SPEDS permit required, based on the area of disturbance, and if so, if it’s on the contractor to obtain a professional engineering consultant to perform the calculations and develop the Stormwater Pollution Prevention Plan.

A1: Yes. Refer to the specification Section 01 11 00, paragraph 1.12.1 New York State Pollution Discharge Elimination System ( (SPDES) . See Amendment 00002.

A2: Yes. Refer to Section 01 57 19 Temporary Environmental Controls, paragraph 1.9 Stormwater Management and Control.

7. Project Specification and Drawings PSN 7945029 are edited as indicated on the attached “AMEND TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS” provided as an attachment to this amendment.

8. The proposal opening date is hereby extended until 28 February 2018 at 4:00 p.m. EST as a result of this amendment.

9. All other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

AMENDMENT TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

REPAIR HVAC SYSTEMS IN MULTI-MISSION BUILDING (MMB) &

BOAT MAINTENANCE FACILITY (BMF)

PSN 7945029

USCG STATION JONES BEACH

FREEPORT, NEW YORK

(NASSAU COUNTY)

The requirements below shall be part of the Contract for Construction for the above named project.

GENERAL

1. Clarification: The space identified on the Plans as 39/Recreation Room is also known as and shall be synonymous with the Training Room wherever it appears in the plans and specifications.

2. Shingles used for repair of damaged areas, as infill roofing material where rooftop equipment, curbs, vents or accessories are removed (as base bid or optional bid work) shall match existing roof shingles, i.e., Asphalt Fiberglass Laminated roof shingles, 375 lb. minimum, self-sealing, square tab, fungus-resistant, color to match existing. Replacement shingles shall meet the fire resistance requirements of UL 790 for Class A and the wind resistance requirements of ASTM D3161. Provide Submittal. Basis of Design: Certainteed "Grand Manor".

SPECIFICATIONS

3. Refer to 01 11 00 Summary of Work, at para 1.1.1 Project Description. Under MMB Base

Bid Items:

a. Remove the words

“Replace galley hood and exhaust make-up air handling system”

b. Add the words:

“All work not identified for accomplishment under an Optional Bid Item shall be included in the Base Bid work.”

USCG STA JONES BEACH PSN 7945029

Repair HVAC MMB BMF AMENDMENT 3

4. Refer to 01 11 00 Summary of Work, at para 1.1.3 Reference Drawings, add the following to the Reference Drawing Schedule, along with the associated Reference Drawings issued with this Amendment.

REFERENCE DRAWING SCHEDULE

PROJECT NAME REF DWG NO SHEET NO BUILDING DRAWING TITLE SHEET NO.

ORIGINAL

CONSTRUCTION

RD-5 A-10 MMB MULTI-MISSION

STATION WALL

SECTIONS

ORIGINAL

CONSTRUCTION

RD-6 A13 MMB MULTI-MISSION

STATION

MISCELLANEOUS

DETAILS

5. Refer to 01 11 00 Summary of Work. Add the following as Para 1.13:

1.13 JOB MEETINGS

Based on the need to advise STA Jones Beach personnel of the work planned for the project, optimize communication between the construction team, USCG Project Managers, and STA Jones Beach Operational personnel, Construction Project Meetings (aka ‘Job Meetings’) will be held on a regular basis at STA Jones Beach. Meetings will typically be convened at the job-site. Participation via conference call may be acceptable for some attendees, at the discretion of the COR.

A schedule for these meetings will initially be established at the Pre-Construction Conference, with dates and times to be arranged for the mutual convenience of all, to the extent practical.

In addition to the Prime Contractor’s project manager, key personnel from sub-contractors shall also attend. The need for these meetings shall be at the discretion of the CG Construction Project Manager, but it is anticipated that initially, at a minimum, these meetings shall occur monthly until all submittals are approved. Meetings shall increase to weekly as the period for on-site construction approaches, and continue on a weekly basis until no longer required, at the discretion of the COR.

6. Refer to 01 14 00 Work Restrictions at para 1.3 Project Phasing Requirements.

a. Add paragraph 1.3.1 Temporary Equipment Performance and Capacities

1.3.1 Temporary Equipment Performance and Capacities

1.3.1.1 Heating, Ventilation & Air Conditioning (HVAC)

1. Refer to drawings, including G-101 and G-111 for space conditions to be maintained.

2. Refer to M-series drawings, including Equipment Schedule drawings M-601, M-602 and M-603 for information to determine nominal capacities for temporary HVAC equipment. Temporary automatic temperature controls shall be provided to maintain thermostatic set points in the existing HVAC control zones.

1.3.1.2 Domestic Hot Water Heating

1. Provide domestic hot water heating equipment and accessories equal to the performance of existing equipment, or in accordance with the following paragraph.

2. Refer to P-601 at LP Gas Fired Domestic Hot Water Heater Schedule.

Equipment with performance and capacity equal to DWH-1 is acceptable for both the MMB and the BMF.

3. Specified equipment may be used for temporary domestic hot water heating during construction, if (a) equipment is not relocated after initial installation and

(b) the equipment does not sustain any operational or other damage that voids the equipment manufacturer’s warranty.

1.3.1.3 All temporary equipment shall be installed in accordance with the manufacturer’s installation recommendations and requirements, NFPA standards, and all other applicable codes and standards. Equipment shall be provided so that it is properly secured in place to withstand the weather and other environmental conditions experienced at this exposed coastal location.

1.3.1.4 All temporary equipment shall be connected to the station utility services including water, sanitary waste, fuel oil, propane and electrical systems with materials provided by the contractor, and in accordance with applicable codes & standards and these specifications.

1.3.1.5 The contractor is responsible for operation and maintenance of all temporary equipment, shall ensure its protection under all weather conditions, and its continuous and safe operation.

1.3.1.6 Reasonable amounts of utilities will be made available to the contractor without charge, as specified in 01 50 00 Temporary Facilities and Controls.

7. Refer to 01 14 00 Work Restrictions at para 1.3 Project Phasing Requirements

a. Add paragraph 1.3.2 Relocation of Furniture & equipment.

1.3.2 Relocation of Furniture & Equipment.

In support of the Phasing Plan approved by the Coast Guard:

1. The Coast Guard will remove or relocate:

a. Personal items belonging to CG members.

b. Computers, fax machines, printers, scanners, video display terminals, flat screen monitors, and other telecommunication equipment, with the exception of the equipment in 06 Comm Cen., which shall be protected in place.

c. Small Loose tools and other items in shop and storage areas (weighing less than 50 lbs.).

d. Loose books and other similar materials on desks and tables.

2. The contractor shall relocate or protect in place all other remaining materials, in accordance with plans and specifications, including Phasing Notes and

Phasing Restrictions on Drawings G-101 and G-111. Refer to the Schedule of Furniture and Equipment, including Table 1A, Table 1B and 1C and associated photos issued with this amendment for additional information and requirements.

DRAWINGS

1. Refer to G-101 Phasing Plan, Phasing Notes

a. At Note 7, delete the word “furniture” wherever it occurs in this note. Replace with the words “furniture and equipment”.

b. Add the following to the end of Note 7:

See Schedule of Furniture & Equipment issued with Amendment 3 for information regarding furniture and equipment to be relocated and/or protected in place. Given the limited amount of space available for furniture and equipment temporary storage, the contractor shall provide weather-tight temporary on-site storage containers for the temporary storage of furniture and equipment. Refer to G-100. Storage containers may be located on the west side of the asphalt parking area, adjacent to the abandoned septic field. The final location will be as directed by the COR.

Additionally, up to 6 parking spaces in this area will be made available to the contractor for storage of equipment, and parking during normal working hours.

2. Refer to G-101 Phasing Plan Phasing Restrictions - MMB.

a. At Note 4, add the following as 4.1.3:

Refer to Specifications, including 01 14 00 at para 1.3 Phasing Requirements for additional information and requirements.

b. At Note 5, add the following at the end of the Note.

for a period of more than 4 hours (domestic water) and 8 hours (fueling systems). Refer to Specifications, including 01 14 00 at para 1.3 Phasing Requirements for additional information and requirements.

3. Refer to G-111 Phasing Plan, Phasing Restrictions – BMF:

a. At Note14, add the following as 1.1.3

Refer to Specifications, including 01 14 00 at para 1.3 Phasing Requirements for additional information and requirements.

b. At Note 2, add the following at the end of the Note.

for a period of more than 4 hours (domestic water) and 8 hours (fueling systems). Refer to Specifications, including 01 14 00 at para 1.3 Phasing Requirements for additional information and requirements.

c. Add Note 3:

3. The contractor is responsible for all furniture and equipment relocation to support their work activities. Location maybe within the same space and may require daily moves. Prior to work beginning in a work area, all existing furniture and equipment that will not be moved shall be covered and protected.

See Schedule of Furniture & Equipment issued with Amendment 3 for information regarding furniture and equipment to be relocated and/or protected in place. Given the limited amount of space available for furniture and equipment temporary storage, the contractor shall provide temporary onsite storage containers for the temporary storage of furniture and equipment. Refer to G-100. Storage containers may be located on the west side of the asphalt parking area, adjacent to the abandoned septic field. The final location will be as directed by the COR.

4. Refer to C-502 Erosion Control Details, at A3 Dewatering Sump Pit Detail

a. Delete the word “should” wherever it appears and replace with the word “shall”.

5. Refer to AD104 Roof Demolition Plan – MMB.

a. Add Demolition Keyed Note 5 as follows:

5. As part of OBI #1, remove (2) low profile ~ 12” x 12” gravity vent hood openings.

Provide roof infill materials to match existing materials. See A2/A-501.

6. Refer to A-103 at Keyed Note 3.

a. Clarification: Consistent with Spec section 07 21 23 Loose Fill Thermal Insulation, Part

2 Products, the USCG will furnish blown-in insulation to the project site for use by the contractor. 291 bales of Owens Corning Fiberglass AttiCat Expanding Blown-in Insulation will be furnished by the government. Refer to manufacturer’s literature to determine quantity of blown-in insulation required. Any additional insulation required to provide the depth of insulation required shall be provided by the contractor. The USCG-furnished insulation will be delivered from a centrally located CG station on Long Island to STA Jones Beach. A photo of the existing insulation is provided as Photo 14 in the Schedule of Furniture & Equipment.

Accordingly, at Keyed Note 3, delete the words “Provide and”.

7. Refer to A-301 Multi-Mission Building Sections, at A2 – Building Section Galley.

This Amendment Item requires correction of natural roof ventilation on the roof and peak vent over 39/Recreation Room, and shall be included in the work of OBI#1.

a. Refer also to RD-5 Multi-Mission Station Building Wall Sections, at Section 7 and

Section 8, and RD-6 at Detail A, Details at Station Bldg Clerestory.

b. Delete the drawing note to the left of the Clerestory of 39/Recreation room that reads:

“EXISTING TO REMAIN PEAK VENT”.

And replace with:

Remove existing peak vent and nearby roof and siding materials as required by sketch ASK-002 issued with this amendment. Provide product submittals for PVC Trim Boards, Aluminum drip edge, and vent material.

c. In addition to Continuous eave vent baffles required by the drawing note above existing soffit to remain, provide one continuous ventilation channel per rafter cavity, fabricated from black tear-resistant high impact polystyrene, manufactured in 22” width to match existing rafter spacing, and trimmed as required. Overlap each section 2” so that any condensation flows down from one section to the next to soffit vent. Install in accordance with manufacturer’s recommendations and requirements and best trade practice. Provide submittal. Basis of Design: ProVent PV2248

8. Refer to M-102 MMB First Floor Plan, at 06/Comm Center. See also related information, C4/M-501 Ground Source Heat Pump Detail.

a. In order to accommodate the future installation of a raised floor in the Comm Center, provide GSHP-5 (and associated 5” high sub-base) elevated 6” above finished floor.

Sawcut existing ceramic tile, remove all grout, adhesives and debris; scarify/roughen exposed concrete floor surface and clean thoroughly. Apply bonding agent, and place concrete, same size as sub-base footprint, to height indicated. Repair any damaged ceramic tile removed incidental to this work with materials and methods to match existing flooring. Once dry, prime and paint exposed concrete same color as wall.

Additionally, provide Medium Density Overlay (MDO) board between GSHP -5 and wall, with same thickness that windowsill extends from interior wall, ~ 15/16”, verify in field. Height dimension: distance between concrete pad and underside of windowsill, ~24.5”. Sand/finish smooth, seal and paint exposed edges of MDO same color as wall or

GSHP-5.

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Schedule of Furniture & Equipment

AMENDMENT TO THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS

REPAIR HVAC SYSTEMS IN MULTI-MISSION BUILDING (MMB) & BOAT MAINTENANCE FACILITY (BMF)

PSN 7945029

USCG STATION JONES BEACH

FREEPORT, NEW YORK

(NASSAU COUNTY)

13 FEB 2018

SCHEDULE OF FURNITURE & EQUIPMENT

Table 1A Furniture & Equipment

Multi-Mission Building – Non UPH areas Refer to A-101 Multi Mission Building First Floor Plan

Rm No

Rm Name

Desk(s) Note 8

Chair(s)

Filing Cabinet(s) (Note 1)

Table(s)

Other See

Notes

Comments/Additional Furniture & Equipment

11 OPERATIONS 2 3 2

06 COMM CENTER 1 1 1 Note 2 See Photos P1 – P4

05 EX. P.O. 1 1 2

04 BM OFF 1 2 1

03 ADMIN 3 3 2 Bookcase 48” W x 15” D x 72” H 02 LOBBY 2 1 Table: 3’ Square x 2’ H 44 O.I.C. 1 1 Couch – 70” L x 31” W x 42” H 43 MESS DECK 22 4 Chairs: Note 4B, Tables: Note 4C 37 TV ROOM Note 3, 4 39 RECREATION ROOM 22 5, Note 4A Chairs: Note 4B

Notes:

1. Filing Cabinet Dimensions: 34” L x 24” W x 29” H

2. Comm Cen – Communications Console – see photos.

3. TV Room: (9) “La-Z-Boy” recliners 31” L x 35” W x 42” H

4. Entertainment Center: 105” L x 72” H x 18” W 4A 5 Tables with folding legs: 4 @ 6’ x 3’, 1 @ 4’ x 3’ 4B Chairs: 21” L x 21” W x 31” H 4C Mess Deck Tables: 4’-6” round

Repair HVAC MMB BMF AMENDMENT 3 – Schedule of Furniture & Equipment

Table 1B

Multi-Mission Building – UPH Areas

Refer to A-101 Multi Mission Building First Floor Plan

Single Bed &

Mattress

Nightstand

& Lamp

Wardrobe

Note 5

Chairs

Other – See

Notes

Comments/Additional

12 UPH – O.O.D 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001 14 UPH – Female Duty 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

16 UPH – Duty 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

18 UPH – Duty 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

20 UPH – Transient 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

22 UPH – Command 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

24 UPH – First Class 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

26 UPH 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

28 UPH 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

30 UPH – Duty 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

32 UPH – Duty 2 2 4 Note 6 See ASK-001

34 UPH – Duty 2 2 3 Note 6 See ASK-001

Notes (continued):

5. 11 UPH rooms have 3 Wardrobe units, 1 UPH room has 4 Wardrobe units.

6. Each UPH room has 1 chair, 21” L x 21” W x 31” H

Table 1C

Boat Maintenance Facility (BMF)

Refer to A-111 Boat Maintenance Facility First Floor Plan

Desk(s) Note 8

Chair(s)

Filing Cabinet(s) (Note 7)

Other See

Notes

Comments/Additional Furniture & Equipment

67 OUTER

ENGINEERING

1 1 2

59 P.O. 3 3 2 54/55 B-HOLE/SHOP See Photos P5, P6 53 GYM See Photos P7 – P9 69 STORAGE Air compressor on top of 100 gallon vertical receiver tank 70 PARTS ROOM See Photo P10 70A PARTS STORAGE See Photo P10

71 ENGINEERING

SHOP

See Photo P-11 – P13

73 R&S 2 1 1 Note 9

72 SPECIAL TOOLS

75 STORAGE

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7. Typical Filing Cabinet: 34” L x 24” W x 29” H, 18 ga. Furniture steel construction.

8. Typical Desk: 70”L x 35” W x 30” H, 18 ga. Furniture steel construction.

9. 5 Large Vidmar tool storage units. See P10

Photo 1 (P1): 06/Comm Center Facing West toward Lobby.

P2: 06/Comm Center Facing South toward Operations

P3: 06/Comm Center Facing East toward water

P4: 06/Comm Center Facing North toward EX.P.O.

P5: 54/B-HOLE Facing South

P6: 55/SHOP Facing East

P8: 53/GYM Facing Northeast

P7: 53/GYM Facing Southwest

P10: 70/PARTS ROOM, looking into North 70A/CAGED STORAGE

P9: 53/GYM Facing Northwest

Typical Large “Vidmar” Tool storage unit.

P12: 71/ENGINEERING SHOP looking Southwest

P11: 71/ENGINEERING SHOP looking North.

P13: 71/ENGINEERING SHOP looking East

P14 Bales of Owens Corning Fiberglass AttiCat Expanding Blown-in Insulation, for installation by contractor.

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PSN 7945029 REFERENCE DRAWING RD-5

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PSN 7945029 REFERENCE DRAWING RD-6

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ISSUED VIA AMENDMENT 3