Q_and_A.pdf

Q&A

Obstruction Removal and Fence Construction – WRP Easement, Milam County, TX

1. Q - Has the government identified a laydown yard location?

A – Materials may be stockpiled on the easement in a location approved by the inspector

2. Q - May a camping trailer be maintained at the laydown site to provide site security if no other provision has been made.

A – Provided that it is only strictly to store materials and not utilized for or overnight accommodations.

3. Q - Will the path for the fence be surveyed and identified by the government?

A - The easement boundary is marked by a metal post and easement sign located at each corner, at angle points, and every 500 ft. on straight sections.

4. Q - Are there any special arrangements to be made for disposal of the fence that is removed?

A – The contractor is responsible for making any disposal arrangements. Removed fence must be disposed at an approved landfill and receipts provided to the inspector.

5. Q - What sort of as-built drawings are required?

A – The contractor is not required to provide As-Built Drawings. Deleted from SOW

6. Q - What final quantities details are required?

A – Deleted from SOW

7. Q - Why are final quantities details required?

A – N/A

8. Q - What is the definition of a practice unit referred to in the Fence (382) Statement of Work Deliverables comment?

A – For a fence, the practice unit is a foot of length.

9. Q - What is the definition of extreme change in slope referred to in the Fence (382) Statement of Work Deliverables comment?

A – A slope greater than eight (8) percent requires a brace assembly.

10. Q - Will progressive payments be available? And, if so will it be by CLIN or within each CLIN?

A – Progress payment can be made by CLIN as work is completed and accepted by the Government.