Bldg 1487 Site Visit-Questions and Answers.docx
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a site visit for a rental chiller requirement at Building 1487 on Maxwell Air Force Base. The key details are:
The existing building pump can be used, and there are no underground utilities between the parking lot and chiller location that the contractor needs to be responsible for. The contractor is required to take reasonable actions to protect the concrete and grass, and the government will be responsible for any cracks or breaks that occur after those reasonable actions. No bid bond is required for this requirement. The related federal contract opportunity is for labor and materials to provide a rental chiller for Building 1487, with the service provider furnishing all necessary equipment, labor, supervision and materials.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
42D AIR BASE WING (AETC) MAXWELL AIR FORCE BASE ALABAMA
22 Apr 2024
MEMORANDUM FOR RECORD
SUBJECT: Bldg 1487 Chiller Visit-Questions and Answers
1. The following questions were submitted to the USG for the subject requirement. The USG hereby responds to questions as appropriate:
1. Is a temporary pump required for the rental or is the on site pump able to be used?
Existing building pump will be used in this configuration.
2. Are there any utilities underground between the parking lot that we parked in and where the chiller will be parked?
No utilities for them to be responsible for if damaged.
3. We were told to protect the grass and concrete that we have to drive on. We can put down mats to drive on and do the best we can to protect the concrete but if the concrete gets damaged ( cracks, breaks) moving the chiller in place who is responsible for that damage and repairs?
Contractor will take reasonable actions to protect concrete and grass as advised during site visit. Government will be responsible for cracks and breaks for sidewalks that occur after reasonable actions are taken to protect Government property.
4. Do we need a bid bond to bid any of these jobs on the base?
No bid bond required.
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