Attachment 3 - Questions and Answers.pdf
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RFQ: 70Z0G822QBNCR0005
SOLICITATION QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Question
Answer
1 N/A What size is the PVC piping The PVC is 2 inches in diameter
2 N/A How deep is the pipe buried below ground The pipe should be roughly 3 feet down.
3 N/A Could we run the new water line at the location highlighted in the sketch? This wold avoid disturbing the concrete culvert as well as the fiberglass fuel lines and other utilities. The existing line going to the boat house would become abandoned.
Yes, this is an option. As long as the valves are still installed appropriately and the old line entering into the boat house is capped off it should work fine.
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