MASTER_Q&A_DOCUMENT.pdf

MASTER Q&A DOCUMENT

Building 320

Q1. Are there any safety requirements or training on site required?

A1. No on-site training, contractor is required to have properly-trained personnel for the work required.

Q2. Will this hangar be empty for this scheduled work or is there a chance we may be asked to reschedule this building?

A2. There is a chance that interruptions and reschulings will occur. If this happens, it will be a Government-caused delay / Change of Conditions and the Contractor will be entitled to extra costs incurred, as well as extra time required.

Q3. Are there any as-built drawings available for the existing fire system in B320?

A3. As-built drawings have been added to RFQ.

Q4. It is estimated that Bldg 320 will require a minimum of 5 days for 2 people to troubleshot the repairs required on the piping. Understanding mission requirements may dictatethat personnel will be required to evacuate the hanger to allow an aircraft repair during that time are we to calculate additional mobilizations or if this happens will it be treated as a change of conditions.

A4. Per A2, There is a chance that interruptions and reschulings will occur. If this happens, it will be a Government-caused delay / Change of Conditions and the Contractor will be entitled to extra costs incurred, as well as extra time required.

General

Q1: Is there a 1442 and price schedule the government may provide for contractors to submit proposals?

A1: No price schedule or 1442; work should be bid as one lump sum with breakouts by labor and materials for each building.

Building 258 (Johnstown)

Q1. Is access to this facility the same as Pittsburgh?

A1. Yes

Q2. Please provide photos & model / manufacturer of FACP.

A2. Model / Mfr of Bldg 258 FACP: Simplex 4005 (see pictures for S/N and other info)

Fire Hose Testing

Q1. Will the hose be removed from the cabinets?

A1. No, vendor will accomplish this.

Q2. Will we be responsible for removal of the hose and re-racking?

A2. Yes

Q3. We perform these tests at our facility. Is that ok?

A3. Yes

Q4. If during the preparation of our estimate it is determined replacing the hose assemblies will be more "cost advantageous" to the government, is that an acceptable approach? If so we the replaced hoses be left with the government for possible training assets or will the contractor be required to dispose of them?

A4. If more advantageous certainly. Contractor will need to properly dispose of if replaced.