Addendum 2 to Solicitation~1.pdf

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CONSTRUCTION OF MARION COUNTY FERRY BOAT PROGRAM (PHASE 3A) Bridges and Structures, Electrical
Solicitation number
S-C25102-00004089
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Marion County, Oregon

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This document is Addendum #2 to the Invitation to Bid for the Construction of Marion County Ferry Boat Program (Phase 3A) Bridges and Structures, Electrical project. The addendum provides information on the location of the Wheatland Ferry, which is currently in operation and can be accessed from both the Marion and Yamhill ramps. Prospective bidders are advised to limit disruption to the traveling public when visiting the ferry. The project is located in Marion County, Oregon and involves the construction of bridges, structures, and electrical work for the ferry boat program.

The addendum also includes questions and answers related to the project. No additional details are provided regarding pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or other salient information.

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Created on 9/29/14

ADDENDUM #2

to the

Invitation to Bid

Construction of Marion County Ferry Boat Program (Phase 3A)

Bridges and Structures, Electrical

ISSUED ON DECEMBER 1, 2022

The following information in this addendum, hereby become part of the Invitation to Bid. It is essential that all prospective Proposers note the content of this Addendum.

Question and Answers:

Q1: Can you please let us know where the Ferry is currently docked so we can go look at it.

The Wheatland Ferry is in operation and can be accessed from both the Marion and Yamhill ramps. We have let the Ferry crew know that prospective bidders may be visiting and to show them inside the winch housing and into other areas they would like to see. Please keep in mind that the ferry is in operation so try to limit disruption to the travelling public.

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