ATT 11 - RFI Responses 2023-EHRM-Big Spring.pdf

SOLICITATION # 36C77623B0035

PROJECT NAME: Infrastructure Upgrades Construction- EHRM-Big Spring, Texas

TECHNICAL QUESTIONS AND VA RESPONSE TRACKING SHEET

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QUESTION GOVERNMENT RESPONSE

1. 6/21/23 7/13/23 Ref 3.10 in Painting Specs – casework painted.

Please clarify that the intention is to paint ONLY previously painted casework in any given space and not painting any new casework.

CBDG Response: Please ignore 3.10 in painting spec. The project does not have any scope for refinishing existing casework or installing new casework.

2. 6/21/23 7/13/23 Ref 3.11 G – Painting Specs – intumescent and aluminum coatings – where do these occur on the project? There’s mention of a boiler painted aluminum and a fire coating in the attic.

CBDG Response: Please ignore 3.11 G in painting spec. The project does not have any scope for intumescent and aluminum coatings. Any fire protection disturbed as part of the renovation scope should be refinished as applicable.

3. 6/21/23 7/13/23 Ref 3.11 – Painting Specs – painting pipes and other materials for other trade work. Given the staging of the project and access in the space, is it reasonable that any pipes, conduit, etc. are the responsibility of the other trades installing new piping and conduit.

CBDG Response: The General Contractor is liable for all renovated work to be in compliance with applicable codes.

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4. 6/21/23 7/13/23 Wood Doors – please clarify if these will be prefinished. If they are field finished, please clarify if they are to be stained AND clear coated or clear coated only.

CBDG Response: Match door finish to existing doors. See image below for reference.

5. 6/21/23 7/13/23 Patching surrounding areas – in Building 1 many of the door frames are flushed with surrounding walls and in many cases the surrounding areas are wallcoverings, fiber-reinforced plastic panels, etc.

What is an acceptable method for patching surrounding areas where wallcoverings and FRP occur?

CBDG Response: Finishes are to match existing adjacent finishes as much as possible. The VA may have attic stock of some of the finishes / paint or panels. If not, they will be able to provide the product manufacturer and color currently installed so the GC can match it as close as possible.

6. 6/23/23 7/13/23 Will the Government provide VA badges/PIV cards for contractors working on-site for this project?

VA Response: Yes. Badges. PIV's will not be required.

7. 6/23/23 7/13/23 If contractors are provided a VA badge/PIV card, will they be allowed to move throughout the facility without a VA escort? If not, what areas of the facility specifically require VA escorts to enter?

VA Response: Common areas will require no escort. Any area that requires key access will also require escorts.

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8. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will the Government provide contractors with access to locked workspaces (such as mechanical rooms and plumbing closets) via badge/keycard access?

VA Response: Site superintendents will be issued keys to access locked areas unless escorts are required.

9. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will the Government provide contractors with access to locked workspaces (such as electrical rooms and plumbing closets) via a master key?

VA Response: No

10. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will night work be allowed to accommodate work in select patient/staff areas?

VA Response: yes. If it is coordinated and approved by the COR

11. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will patients be relocated to accommodate the construction in these areas?

VA Response: No Patient rooms are impacted

12. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will any upcoming projects impact or affect the SOW as laid out in the solicitation drawings?

VA Response: none that the VA is aware of

13. 6/23/23 7/17/23 How many floors/buildings can the contractor occupy simultaneously during construction?

VA Response: One floor per building, at one time. Unless specified by the COR

14. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will the Government accept the use of Procore Project Management software as the primary submittal and data tracking tool for this project?

VA Response: The VA does not specify what tool you use to track projects as long as the deliverables are in Word PDF or XLS formats. The VA will not register as an owner or third-party user to contractors software.

15. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will the VA allow a single individual to act as the Quality Control Manager (QCM), Site Safety & Health Officer (SSHO), and on-site Superintendent (Super) for the prime contractor on this project?

VA Response: As long as the "individual" obtains and submits the required certification to the COR, and remains on site during all construction

16. 6/23/23 7/13/23 CS-100 and CS-101 appears to be missing from the drawings sets, please provide.

CBDG Response: See entire CIVIL drawing set attached.

17. 6/23/23 7/13/23 As tile removal is part of the demolition, has an hazardous materials survey been provided for all areas to receive demolition?

CBDG Response: The design team was directed by the VA to not include hazardous materials survey as part of our scope.

However, the specs do instruct the contractor that if hazardous materials are found during demolition, they are to be abated before work can be resumed on site.

Please refer to spec sections 02 82 11, 02 82

13.19 and 02 83 33.13 for procedures to be followed for removal and disposal of hazardous materials.

18. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Where will the designated parking area be for workers accessing the construction site?

VA Response: contractors will be allocated 2 spaces behind the building per shift.

Overflow will park in the lay down yard near the water tower

19. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will the VA provide a location to store materials on-site prior to the start of work, and will this location be available for the full length of the project?

VA Response: No. Contractors will provide their own temporary storage for the length of the project

20. 6/23/23 7/13/23 It was conveyed that some work scheduled to be performed will impact the areas for the new TR rooms, can clarification be provided with the specifics of what will be impacted?

CBDG Response: Please refer to construction documents for detail regrading scope of work included in the project and renovation required to adjacent spaces.

21. 6/23/23 7/13/23 Some areas of work will be in patient care areas, have the requirements of that work been outlined to determine the following?

CBDG Response: See responses below

22. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Relocation of the MDF (Primary Telecommunications Room) from Building 4 to Building 1 first floor. This area is currently utilized by a series of rooms, is the demolition and preparation of this are to be completed prior to the beginning of the ERM infrastructure upgrade?

HZ Response: The MDF is not being relocated.

23. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Are the existing utilities that conflict with EHRM design standards to be shut off and removed prior to this project or is that part of this projects SOW? This includes conflicts with med gas lines, water lines, water heaters in various rooms designated to be TR rooms.

HZ Response: Existing utilities will remain.

EHRM related systems should be rerouted to avoid existing services unless specifically noted.

24. 6/23/23 7/18/23 We see innerduct identified on the drawings for underground conduits, does the VA have a layout of sizes and quantities per conduit section?

HZ Response: Yes, there should be innerduct in conduits. 4” conduits should have 4-1” innerducts with pull strings as indicated in documents. This should be verified by DCIE.

25. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Is innerduct required indoors? HZ Response: Yes

26. 6/23/23 7/18/23 Are CCTV cameras required in TRs? HZ Response: Yes, according to OIT

Infrastructure Standard for Telecom Spaces. I am not sure who is providing the cameras.

We didn’t coordinate that with DCIE. DCIE will need to give further direction.

27. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Are temperature and humidity sensors required in TRs?

HZ Response: Yes

28. 6/23/23 7/18/23 Building 25, TR35, does not identify a quantity of Cat 6A cables to be installed, can you please provide a quantity we should use to bid?

HZ Response: The quantity of drops in Building 25 is unknown. The spreadsheet provided to us from Local VA did not include Building 25 information. VA provided quantity of 24 lines

29. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Division 28 requires a BICSI RCDD to be on site consistently, however, it does not appear that Division 27 requires this. Can you please confirm if an RCDD is consistently required for both Division 27 & 28?

HZ Response: Yes

30. 6/23/23 7/17/23 The drawings do not indicate cable trays for main communications cabling pathways. Are cable trays existing or to be provided?

HZ Response: Existing cable trays should be available for most pathways. Other areas should utilize conduit for other areas.

31. 6/23/23 7/18/23 In the latest design alert it has been identified that the existing 120v cord sets for the network switches are not sufficient once the switches are migrated to the new 208v power, is the contractor to provide the correct cords? If so, how many?

HZ Response: For new equipment, the power cordsets should be provided with the equipment. For existing equipment, the VA should provide the appropriate power cordset. This should be verified by DCIE.

32. 6/23/23 7/13/23 Note 03 on A/E drawings states “remove all ceiling and framing”; please confirm which rooms have ACT and which have gypsum ceilings as reflected ceiling plans have not been provided for work areas.

CBDG Response: GC to field verify existing conditions. RCPs have not been received from the VA for existing floors.

33. 6/23/23 7/13/23 Existing flooring to be patched; what flooring/transition material and color will be required to accommodate new doors/frames?

CBDG Response: GC to field verify and match existing finishes. The VA may have attic stock of some of the finishes. If not, they will be able to provide the product manufacturer and color currently installed so the GC can match it as close as possible.

34. 6/23/23 7/13/23 Please provide further information and/or cut sheets of the stainless-steel security screens?

CBDG Response: Please find security screen cut sheets and specs attached. VA’s first choice is the QMI Fixed screen, all screens are built to meet required specs. Metro fixed frame would be the alternate, ensure the .028 wire is ordered instead of the .023 that comes standard.

35. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Do the existing roofs on buildings where mechanical work will be performed currently hold a warranty?

VA Response: Yes

36. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Please provide existing roofing manufacturer’s information.

VA Response: COR will provide the information should it be needed

37. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will commissioning of systems be provided by the Government under a separate contract?

VA Response: Construction commissioning is normally completed by the chief of Engineering. Should a third party be required, the VA will obtain a contract to accomplish this.

38. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Does the Government have a fire alarm servicer that they currently work with? What is the name and contact information of the person or persons that will need to be coordinated with for security and fire alarm and suppression systems work and/or disruptions?

VA Response: Kinetix Media Heating and plumbing, but coordination will be made with the COR

39. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Please provide low volt systems providers on site/ building / area of work

a. Mechanical/temperature control (BMS)

b. Access control

c. CCTV

d. Paging systems

VA Response:

a. JSI

b. In house

c. In house

d. In house

40. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Will GC be allowed to bore under hardscape such as sidewalks, streets/ roads/ parking lots?

VA Response: at the discretion of the COR

41. 6/23/23 7/13/23 Please confirm that Room 98 on Page AE-111 only requires electrical and mechanical work and new finishes are excluded.

CBDG Response: That is correct. No never finishes are required for Room 98 as part of this project.

42. 6/23/23 7/19/23 Due to the instability in our current economy such as price escalations, procurement issues, and vendors unable to reasonably hold prices for more than 30 days, please change the contract type to a Fixed-Price with Economics Price Adjustments pursuant to FAR 16.203.

VA Contracting Response: The resulting contract will be firm-fixed price. Please submit a bid accordingly.

43. 6/23/23 7/19/23 Due to the instability in our current economy such as price escalations, procurement issues, and vendors unable to reasonably hold prices for more than 30 days, please reduce the price-hold period to 30 days.

VA Contracting Response: The Government will consider changing the acceptance period to 60 days.

44. 6/23/23 7/19/23 Solicitation requires us to complete “Attachment 10

- VA Notice of Limitations on Subcontracting- Certificate of Compliance for Construction” (at 2.8 B

(k) Limitations on Subcontracting). Can you provide this document?

VA Contracting Response: VAAR 852.219-75, VA Notice of Limitations on Subcontracting- Certificate of Compliance for Services and Construction does need to be filled out and returned with any bid which is included in the solicitation.

45. 6/23/23 7/19/23 Drop quantities are proved in the horizontal cable replacement schedule, yet there is no indication of drop locations. Please provide drawings indicating locations of existing data drops so that offerors can estimate length of pull footages for horizontal cabling and demolition of existing.

HZ Response: Locations of workstation outlet drops are not available. The Contractor should make field investigating to determine locations and verify quantities.

46. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Specification 01 00 00 states normal working hours are 7am to 430pm. Please confirm all work including cabling installation is to be completed during normal business hours.

VA Response: Some work may be accomplished outside of normal hours at contractors’ expense if it is coordinated and approved by the COR

47. 6/23/23 7/17/23 What are the ICRA requirements for cable installation and demolition on Patient Floors and/or Admin Floors, specifically in the corridors.

VA Response: Demolition will require normal Hepa and dust/noise containment protocols.

48. 6/23/23 7/17/23 Who is responsible to relocate/protect furniture during cabling operations? Contractor/VA?

VA Response: VA

49. 6/23/23 7/17/23 If contractor is responsible to move furniture, will adequate storage space be available for relocation?

VA Response: see above answer.

50. 6/15/23 7/19/23 Due to the nature of complexity for the remediation of asbestos on the property/building FDC requests an immediate extension of the due date for the submission of bid documents for a minimum 30 days.

VA Contracting Response: The bid due date has been extended until 8/10/2023 at 1:00

PM EST.

51. 6/15/23 7/13/23 Previous it was stated that “Prime Contractors” should assist the SDVOSB’s in obtaining the performance and bid bonds required for this project. In context under Section 4.17 VAAR 852.219-73 (iv) it states that the business has been certified for ownership and control pursuant to 38 U.S.C. 8127, 13 CFR128, and is listed as certified in the SBA certification database at (sba.gov). Please clarify that the “Prime Contractor” must be a certified SDVOSB business.

VA Response: This project is an SDVOSB set-aside and award will only be made to certified and verified SDVOSB contractors.

52. 6/15/23 7/17/23 Will the Government make available to the contractor the current HazMat Identification and MSDS dated Feb 2021 as stated under FAR 52.223-3 for this property/building

VA Response: yes, once it is available.

53. 6/15/23 7/19/23 According to section 2.24 52.236-27 Site Visit (a) states that The clauses at 52.236-2, Differing Site Conditions, and 52.236-3 Site Investigations and Conditions Affecting the work, will be included in any contract awarded as a result of this solicitation.

Accordingly, offerors or quoters re urged to and expected to inspect the site where the work will be performed. Please clarify this statement as to “Unforeseen conditions” that knowingly will exist because of the known asbestos surveys that also exist and nowhere in the RFP or IFB does it state these will be provided to the contractor for proper pricing and inclusion

VA Contracting Response: Asbestos survey has been provided for informational purposes only.

54. 6/15/23 7/19/23 In relation to the above question for clarity will the VA be instituting a Change order system to accommodate the significant numbers of unforeseen conditions that will exist on this project since even a survey cannot fully understand or note the amount of material that could behind walls or as stated out of site visually.

VA Contracting Response: The rooms listed for upgrade in the project show no asbestos containing material. Should unforeseen conditions be encountered, they will be addressed at the time of discovery.

55. 6/15/23 7/13/23 Please clarify the differing maximum amounts called out in the project documents one listed >$45 MIL while the SDVOSB set aside clarification called out $39.5 MIL.

VA Response: $45M is the SBA size standard

56. 6/15/23 7/17/23 Will the latest asbestos/hazardous material survey be available to the contractors before the site visit that is either scheduled or requested to be extended.

VA Response: No, but it will be made available as soon as possible.

57. 6/15/23 7/13/23 Will there be a listing place for all questions asked on this RFP and where will we be able to view those questions and the VA’s responses .

VA Response: Yes, all questions and responses will be posted to Contract Opportunities

58. 6/15/23 7/13/23 Can the site visit date for this project be extended to sequence with the requested extension of the bid documents at a minimum of 30 days.

VA Response: No

59. 6/15/23 7/13/23 Will all the contractors’ questions bidding on this project be available to all offerors to see both questions and responses.

VA Response: Yes

60. 6/15/23 7/13/23 Please clarify the following statement under section

4.14 VAAR 852.201-70 COR where it states: The

contracting officer reserves the right to designate representatives to act for him/her in furnishing technical guidance and advice or generally monitor the work to be performed under this contract. Such designation will be in writing and will define the scope and limitation of the designees’ s authority A copy of the designation letter shall be furnished to the contracts. Does that cover the site visit as well being there will be questions concerning the unforeseen conditions of HazMat materials and will the expert or a designee of the team that created the asbestos survey be present to answer any questions during the site walk.

VA Response: No - all questions of a technical nature prior to bid submission need to be done in writing

61. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Who is the manufacturer of the existing access control system?

VA Response: In house

62. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Should the fiber optic cables be terminated with pre-polished connectors or fusion spliced cassettes?

VA Response: Pre-polished

63. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Are the vertical wire managers shallow (6”) or deep (10”)?

VA Response: 10”

64. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Who is the current CCTV Video Management Software manufacturer by?

VA Response: Enter-tel

65. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Are the Cameras to be installed in the TR fixed or

PTZ?

VA Response: PTZ

66. 6/23/23 7/20/23 What mega pixels are the minimum requirement (2MP, 3MP etc)?

VA Response: 2mp

67. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Does the existing video management system have sufficient storage to add additional cameras?

VA Response: yes

68. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Does the existing video management system have sufficient licenses to support additional cameras?

VA Response: yes

69. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Is the existing video management system stand-alone or on the VA Network?

VA Response: Stand alone

70. 6/23/23 7/20/23 18. For the CCTV cameras, Division 28 23 00 appears to have conflicting information, please see below:

a. H. Fixed Color Camera

b. 1. The camera shall be a high-resolution color video camera with wide

c. dynamic range capturing capability.

d. 2. Comply with UL 639.

e. 3. Pickup Device: 1/4 CCD interline transfer.

f. 4. Signal-to-Noise Ratio: Not less than 50 dB, with the camera AGC

g. off.

h. 5. With AGC, manually selectable on or off.

i. 6. Manually selectable modes for backlight compensation or normal

j. lighting.

k. 7. Scanning Synchronization: Determined by external synch over the

l. coaxial cable. Camera shall revert to internally generated

m. synchronization on loss of external synch signal.

n. 8. White Balance: Auto-tracing white balance, with manually selectable

o. fixed balance option.

p. 9. Fixed Color Cameras Technical Characteristics:

q. Pickup device 1/3" interline transfer CCD

r. Total pixels NTSC: 811(H) x 508(V)

s. Effective pixels NTSC: 768(H) x 494(V)

t. Resolution 500 TV lines

VA Response for a. and q. : Should be ¼ for both.

HZ Response: The most restrictive requirements shall apply.

u. Sync. System Internal Sync

v. Scanning system NTSC: 525 Lines/60 Fields

w. S/N ratio More than 48 dB

x. Electronic shutter Auto 1/60 (1/50) ~1/100,000 sec.

y. Min. illumination 0.2 lux F2.0

z. Video output Composite 1.0 Vp-p/75 ohm

aa. White balance Au

71. 6/23/23 7/20/23 In the latest design alert, it has been identified that the existing 120v cord sets for the network switches are not sufficient once the switches are migrated to the new 208v power, is the contractor to provide the correct cords? If so, how many?

VA Response: Per Design Alert 11, each access layer switch requires two (2) power cords. Therefore, if you have a 2-rack TR with 6 switches per rack, that TR will need 24 power cords. It's encouraged that you purchase an additional 100 (50 of each color) cords for use as spare. The EHRM project is funding the purchase of the power cords.

They may be purchased by the contractor or even a P-card if the value is within the limitation for a P-card purchase. It's up to the station.

72. 6/23/23 7/20/23 We see innerduct identified on the drawings for underground conduits, does the VA have a layout of sizes and quantities per conduit section?

VA Response: The question is a bit ambiguous but appears to refer to fill-ratio requirements. The number of cables and innerduct varies based on the overall size of the conduit and the bend angles. Therefore, it's not a straightforward answer. See BICSI ITSIMM, Chapter 2 pages 255-256 (7th ed), to include Table 2.5 for how the A/E should be calculating the fill ratios.

73. 6/23/23 7/20/23 Are CCTV cameras required in TRs? VA Response: Cameras to support the physical security (typically the TR entry, not for monitoring of equipment) of each new TR is required per PSRDM, Appendix B. TR requirements begin at line 175 of the matrix.

Cameras are recommended to be placed in the hallway leading the TR, rather than inside the TR due to the limited depth of field.

Please see the guidance below to help with the design and purchase of video surveillance equipment.

Video Surveillance:

When moving to a more traditional video surveillance system, it's important to understand that the viewing workstations and physical location of headend equipment has little to do with who owns and maintains the systems. A video surveillance system (VSS) should be located in the data center, owned and maintained by VA police who will have control over chain of custody. VA Police should be the only entity with the ability to download video to maintain chain of custody and for evidentiary use in legal matters. This does not imply that other departments will be shut out of the benefits of a central VSS.

Often OIT and BioMed have need to see video of their respective spaces. It is encouraged for workstations be provided to these entities with permissions to the cameras relevant to their spaces and set to view (live) and review (go back in time) video data. They can request downloads from VA police in the event there is a legal need so that chain of custody is maintained. An additional benefit of a central, PoE-based VSS is that video views can be digitally masked by VA police (black bars that mask out things that should not be recorded) to avoid conflicts with HIPPA-sensitive areas and areas where union contracts prevent general recording. Digital masking allows a view to concentrate solely on the target Area of Interest (AOI) such as a TR door. Anyone passing through the AOI is considered incidental and therefore, does not violate HIPPA or union contracts, much in the same way HIPPA refers to incidental disclosure of PII/PHI in a waiting room.

Should the VA Police have an existing and viable VSS, adding on to the system should be straightforward:

• Ensure that each new camera has the appropriate license (ensures recording, typically renewed in 1 – 3 year increments)

• Ensure that the new cameras are compatible with the existing system. The VSS should have the correct API (application programming interface) to support the specific manufacturer and model you intend to add.

• Ensure that the appropriate level of storage is added to the VSS to support the new cameras

• Storage is calculated as follows (minimum) – 720p, 30 days, 15ips, 80% video motion on the recording stream [viewing stream may be set at lower settings to reduce overall network utilization] o 720p – Video resolution, 720 vertically stacked lines on screen o 30 days – Number of days to record before the data is overwritten. This can be extended by using record on event in low activity areas by only recording 30 seconds before through 30 seconds after a motion detection (built-in to most commercial-grade camera systems).

o 15 ips – 15 images per second.

Analog used frames per second, but digital recording uses images per second.

o 80% video motion – 80% of the pixels on screen are expected to change from one frame to the next

• Match the network cabling of the OIT LAN (typically CAT6A) but suggest a different color cable jacket to differentiate from the rest of the OIT cabling. Typically, a quick identifier of criticality when servicing the cabling in a tray or J-hook.

• Create a target table – A simple spread sheet that indicates what is important to you for recording. This permits the installer to make field adjustments in mounting locations which may not align well with the initial design but still point the camera at the desired Area of Interest (AOI).

Suggest secondary targets if the field of view (FOV) is wide enough to include it (based on distance of the camera from the AOI).

74. 6/23/23 7/20/23 The IFC 2021 is in place for the local codes, and Section 510 indicates emergency radio testing is required. Will emergency radio testing be required for this project?

HZ Response: Emergency radio testing, as in Emergency Responders’ Radio Communications (ERRC) system is not within the scope of this project. While an ERRC and testing might be needed. The scope of these improvement is only to support the EHRM.

75. 6/23/23 7/20/23 On the Table of Contents/Cover Sheet, there are drawings CS-100, CS-101, CS-105, and SF-113 listed.

However, it is not in the drawings provided in the solicitation. Are these CS-100, CS-101, CS-105, and SF-113 drawings able to be provided?

CBDG Response: Sheets CS-105 and SF-113 are included on the cover sheet in error. See attached revised sheet GI100 and entire CIVIL drawing set with sheets CS-100 and CS- 101 included.

76. 6/23/23 In regards to the data communications piece and Security-

3. There is nothing within the drawings that indicate where the NEW CAT 6A drops are going.

There is merely a cable pathway schedule showing how many cables to demo and how many new ones to run.

a) Are we to assume each run will be 300 feet?

(obviously, they will not be - some will be much less) - and thus, pricing will be much higher with his assumption.

b) Will there be actual drawings provided to show locations of the new CAT6A drops?

c) Is providing the NEW data an actual part of this scope - or will it be addressed later?

HZ Response: The Contractor should field investigate the actual locations of existing data outlets if needed. There are no new outlet locations provided as part of this project. New outlets for the EHRM will be included with the system integration portion of the installation of the EHRM equipment.

Existing outlets will be upgraded to CAT 6A requirements. The lengths of replacement cables should not exceed 300 feet. It is the Contractors choice to survey for actual measurements or just use a maximum of 300 feet. Drawings of outlet locations will not be provided.

77. 6/23/23 4. In regards to the security portion - it was mentioned on the site walk that access control WILL be changed as well as surveillance - once again, there is nothing within the drawings to refer to placement of new cameras or which doors need access control. The only mention is "New PACS" in drawing E-3001.

a) Will there be any drawings indicating new camera locations or access control doors?

HZ Response: This project only includes scope for security systems, PACS and CCTV, related to the new TRs. Other drawings for other devices will not be provided.

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