Questions and Answers - Demolition of Buildings 1121 and 1131.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a demolition project involving Buildings 1121 and 1131 at McConnell Air Force Base. The project involves demolishing two buildings and a tower, with key details including a 180-calendar day period of performance (PoP) contingent on funding availability. Contractors must be aware that funds are not currently available for the project, and an award will not be made until funding is secured.
Specific requirements include equipment inspection at the west gate, a designated laydown area for overnight equipment storage, and specific electrical conductor removal protocols. The tower is approximately 96 feet high, and no as-built information is available. Contractors must pull back and remove electrical conductors, cut conduits below grade, seal them, and abandon them in place. All equipment entering the base requires inspection, and a free zone letter will be provided for contractors.
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Q&A for Demolition of Buildings 1121 & 1131
Q- What is the estimated magnitude of the project according to the Government?
A- Magnitude will not be disclosed due to this project being classified as a one-time service requirement (not construction).
Q- Are funds presently available for this project?
A- In accordance with clause 52.232-18, Availability of Funds, funds are not presently available for this requirement. An award will not be made until funding becomes available.
Q- Is there a cost estimate, budget or ballpark figure for the project listed?
A- Magnitude will not be disclosed due to this project being classified as a one-time service requirement (not construction).
Q- Is there an actual start date for the project?
A- The PoP is 180 Calendar days ADC. An exact start date will depend if/when funding becomes available.
Q- Please confirm whether any supplemental documentation (e.g., hazardous material surveys, utility maps, or structural drawings) will be provided prior to bid submission.
A- Reference attachment #5 for supplemental document for utilities.
Q- Are there any restrictions on equipment brought on base being locked up or “staged” each evening after work ends?
A- There will be a designated laydown area provided near the worksite for contractors to leave equipment overnight.
Q- What is required for the equipment brought onto the flight line (inspection, escort etc.)?
Can it be left inside the flight line gate overnight as well?
Q&A for Demolition of Buildings 1121 & 1131
A- Government will provide a free zone letter and a designated laydown area near the worksite for contractors to leave equipment overnight. All equipment entering the base must be inspected at the west gate before gaining access.
Q- Is there any as built on the Tower for weights and dimensions to aid in our plan to lower the tower?
A- Unfortunately, there is no as-built information available for the tower. However, the tower is approximately 96 feet in height.
Q- On building 1121 and tower, it says all electrical conductors must be returned to the source. Does that mean removed in-tact and returned to McConnell staff as it is found on site? Or can it be cut up for removal?
A – No, the conductors do not need to be returned to McConnell. All electrical conductors must be pulled back and removed. The conduits at the building should be cut below grade, sealed, and then abandoned in place.
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