APPENDIX I.pdf
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- ITB-05832
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- Leon County, Florida
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This document is an Appendix to a state and local contract opportunity issued by the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services (FDACS). The contract opportunity seeks bids for the removal of existing Lexan roof panels and installation of new Lexan roof panels on four greenhouses at the Chiefland Florida Budwood facility. The scope of work includes removing old roof panels, installing new 8mm thick Lexan panels of specified dimensions, replacing glazing bars and gaskets, and completing associated tasks. Vendors must field verify panel sizes and quantities, follow OSHA safety guidelines, decontaminate daily, and coordinate the work to minimize disruptions. The project is subject to applicable building codes and standards.
The contract opportunity does not specify pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, or contract amounts. The contract term and any renewal options are also not provided.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Pre-bid Sign In Sheet (002)_Redacted.pdf | ||
| Addendum 1.pdf | ||
| Addendum 2 REV.pdf | ||
| Chiefland Greenhouse Roof Panel Replacement.pdf | ||
| APPENDIX II- Construction Agreement-Draft.pdf |
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APPENDIX I
Division of Administration Bureau of General Services
Facility Improvement Program
Chiefland Greenhouse Roof Panel Replacement
Project No.: FDACS Project 1093
Facility: Chiefland Florida Budwood
Location: 9870 NW 42nd CT, Chiefland, FL 32626
Client Division: Division of Plant Industry (DPI)
Purpose: Remove existing Lexan panels and install new Lexan roof panels on four greenhouses located at the Chiefland Florida Budwood facility.
Scope: The awarded Vendor shall furnish all labor, equipment and materials for removing and replacing the existing roof panels on Greenhouses 1,2,3, and 4 at the Citrus Budwood facility in Chiefland, Florida to include the following:
1. Remove old roof panels from all four Greenhouse roofs.
2. Install new Lexan panels with 8 mm thickness per the following dimensions:
LENGTH WIDTH
ROOF PANEL SIZES HOUSE 1 17 FEET 5-1/2 INCHES 71 INCHES
HOUSE 2 17 FEET 5-1/2 INCHES 71-1/2 INCHES
HOUSE 3 17 FEET 5 INCHES 71-1/4 INCHES
HOUSE 4 17 FEET 5 INCHES 71-1/4 INCHES
• 12 feet to the gutter
• Minimum 18 feet to peak of building.
3. Vendor shall field verify the sizes of the roof panels and quantity.
4. Panels must have 10 year minimum of non-yellowing warranty.
5. Remove glazing bars 2 per sheet and install new glazing bars 2 per new sheet.
6. Remove old gaskets and install new gaskets.
7. Remove old rubber spacers and install new rubber spacers.
8. Tape top of sheet with aluminum tape and bottom with felt tape.
9. Remove old screws and discard and install new screws.
10. Remove old closure strip and prep area for new sheets. Install new closure strips.
11. Replace a maximum of four roof panels at a time in order to keep the plant material covered as best as possible.
12. All sheets will be installed by end of each working day to leave no gaps exposed overnight.
13. Vendor shall supply all the necessary personnel and equipment to complete the work on the scheduled workday.
14. Vendor shall follow all OSHA safety guidelines when operating any equipment in the performance of the work requested by the FDACS
15. Vendor shall observe best practices in the performance of the work and following all safety guidelines as established by OSHA.
16. Vendor shall notify the Chiefland manger/contract manager 5 days prior to starting work on a new greenhouse.
17. Decontamination Daily
• Workers shall decontaminate upon arrival at the work site with canker wash solution (provided at the worksite).
• In the event that workers must enter the greenhouse enclosed area(s), workers will decontaminate with canker wash solution (provided at the worksite).
18. APPENDIX I includes original construction drawings. These drawings are only for dimensional purposes. The greenhouses have been renovated therefore contractors will still need to field verify the dimensions.
Additional Technical Specifications
01 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:
1) COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE "AGREEMENT BETWEEN OWNER AND CONTRACTOR" IN
EFFECT FOR CONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOR PROJECTS AT THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES.
2) SUMMARY OF WORK: SEE SCOPE OF WORK AS DESCRIBED ABOVE.
3) COMPLY WITH REQUIREMENTS OF APPLICABLE PRODUCT OR TRADE STANDARDS, EXCEPT WHEN
MORE RIGID REQUIREMENTS ARE SPECIFIED OR ARE REQUIRED BY APPLICABLE CODES.
4) SUBSTITUTIONS: ALL PRODUCTS SPECIFIED MAY BE SUBSTITUTED WITH AN APPROVED EQUAL
UNLESS SPECIFICALLY NOTED OTHERWISE. PROPOSED SUBSTITUTIONS MUST BE SUMITTED IN
WRITING WITH SUFFICIENT SUPPORTING DOCUMENTATION FOR FURTHER EVALUATION. OWNER
CONSENT OF THE PRODUCT SUBSTITUTION MUST BE OBTAINED BY THE CONTRACTOR PRIOR TO BID
SUBMISSION.
5) COMPLY WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES DESIGN &
CONSTRUCTION GUIDELINES. REFER TO:
HTTPS://WWW.DMS.MYFLORIDA.COM/BUSINESS_OPERATIONS/REAL_ESTATE_DEVELOPMENT_AND_MAN
AGEMENT/BUILDING_CONSTRUCTION/FORMS_AND_DOCUMENTS
6) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL EXISTING CONDITIONS. IF CONFLICTS OR
DISCREPANCIES BETWEEN BUILDING SYSTEMS ARE OBSERVABLE HE SHALL NOTIFY THE
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT CONSULTANT IN WRITING FOR RESOLUTION PRIOR TO COMMENCING
CONSTRUCTION OR INSTALLATION.
7) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL LIMIT THE IMPACT OF HIS WORK ON ALL SYSTEMS, EQUIPMENT AND SECURITY OF ALL AREAS WITHIN THE SCOPE OF THIS WORK. COORDINATE PROTECTION AND SECURITY OF AREAS WITH THE DEPARTMENT. THE FOLLOWING SPECIFICATIONS ARE GENERAL IN NATURE AND
APPLY ONLY WHERE APPLICABLE.
8) THESE DOCUMENTS ARE THE PROPERTY OF THE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND
CONSUMER SERVICES. USE OR COPY IS PERMITTED BY CONTRACT ONLY. ANY UNAUTHORIZED USE OF, OR REVISIONS TO, REGARDLESS OF SCOPE, WITHOUT WRITTEN PERMISSION OF THE DIVISION OF
ADMINISTRATION, BUREAU OF GENERAL SERVICES, IS PROHIBITED.
9) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL FIELD VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND CONDITIONS. IF THE CONTRACTOR IS
UNABLE TO INTERPRET THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS, HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR REQUESTING
CLARIFICATION IN WRITING TO THE DEPARTMENT. IF THE CONTRACTOR PROCEEDS WITH ANY WORK
BEFORE OBTAINING CLARIFICATION, HE SHALL BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL ASSOCIATED
DEFICIENCIES.
10) PRIOR TO COMMENCEMENT OF THE WORK, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL VISIT THE SITE TO EXAMINE
THE PREMISES AND BECOME FAMILIAR WITH EXISTING CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH HE WILL BE
OBLIGED TO OPERATE AND COMPLETE THE WORK UNDER THIS CONTRACT. NO ALLOWANCE WILL BE MADE SUBSEQUENTLY IN THIS CONNECTION ON BEHALF OF THE CONTRACTOR FOR ANY ERROR OR
NEGLIGENCE ON HIS PART.
11) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL COORDINATE THE WORK WITH ALL SUBCONTRACTORS AND SEQUENCE DEMOLITION AND CONSTRUCTION TO MINIMIZE INTERRUPTIONS TO THE NORMAL OPERATIONS OF THE
BUILDINGS. THIS COORDINATION SHALL ALSO BE REVIEWED AND APPROVED BY THE BUILDING
FACILITY MANAGER AND THE OWNER'S USER REPRESENTATIVE.
12) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN ALL EGRESS PATHS CLEAR. WHERE AN EGRESS PATH MUST BE TEMPORARILY BLOCKED, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE BARRICADES AND DIRECTIONAL SIGNS
AS NEEDED TO MAINTAIN EXITING AND SAFETY.
13) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL ERECT AND MAINTAIN ALL REASONABLE SAFEGUARDS FOR SAFETY AND HEALTH INCLUDING POSTING DANGER SIGNS, AND OTHER WARNING AGAINST HAZARDS, AS WELL AS
PROMULGATING SAFETY REGULATIONS.
14) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESTRICTED TO AREAS SPECIFIED BY OWNER FOR ON SITE STORAGE
OF CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS.
15) THE CONTRACTOR SHALL MAINTAIN A CLEAN WORK PREMISES AT ALL TIMES AND SHALL CLEAN CONSTRUCTION SITE OF ALL DEBRIS DAILY. THE WORK PREMISES SHALL BE CLEAN AT COMPLETION OF
THE JOB AND BEFORE FINAL PAYMENT IS MADE.
16) ALL WORK SHALL COMPLY WITH APPLICABLE OSHA AND E.P.A. REGULATIONS AND GUIDELINES.
17) ALL NEW WORK TO BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BUILDING CODES LISTED BELOW, BEING THE
LATEST EDITION AS ADOPTED BY THE BUILDING AUTHORITIES HAVING JURISDICTION. WHERE
CONFLICTS OCCUR BETWEEN CODES AND BETWEEN CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS AND CODES, THE
MOST RESTRICTIVE REQUIREMENTS SHALL GOVERN.
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, BUILDING 2020
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, EXISTING BUILDING 2020
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, MECHANICAL 2020
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, ENERGY CONSERVATION 2020
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, FUEL GAS 2020
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, PLUMBING 2020
FLORIDA BUILDING CODE, ACCESSIBILITY 2020
FLORIDA FIRE PREVENTION CODE 2020, 7TH EDITION
NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE 2017 EDITION
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