Attachment 5 - Request For Information Answers.pdf
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- Chilled Water Lines Repair
- Solicitation number
- FA2517-24-Q-0040
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) response from the government regarding a federal contract opportunity to repair the chilled water system in Building 1270 at Peterson Space Force Base.
The key details are as follows: The contractor will not need to provide portable restrooms, as the government will provide access to a restroom near the dayroom on the first floor. The contractor should determine if a dumpster is needed and test the existing glycol levels before starting the work, estimating the need for 2-55 gallon drums of propylene glycol. The cooling system has leaks that need to be repaired, and the contractor should provide a plan for the sequence of work and cooling system repair time. Hot work permit coordination with the Fire Department will be required. The work is planned to be performed during normal business hours.
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PRE-AWARD RFI
PROJECT NUMBER: N/A
PROJECT TITLE: Building 1270 Chilled Waterline Repair
CONTRACTOR RFI GOVERNMENT RESPONSE
1. Do porta pottys need to be provides for the project?
The contractor will not need to provide porta pots as we will arrange access to a restroom near dayroom on the 1st floor for the contractor.
2. Does the GC need to have a dumpster on site for the project?
The contractor should determine whether he will need to provide a dumpster for the site based upon amounts of his disposal.
3. What are the existing glycol levels of the system? Is the system at 35% glycol or should measurements be done before work starts?
The contractor should test the glycol before starting project. With the exact glycol required unknown, contractor should estimate 2 – 55 gallons drums of propylene glycol to be required for repair project.
4. How long can the system be down? Do any temporary piping systems need to be installed before work can take place?
The cooling system has leaks that need to be repaired. The heating system will not be required during project based upon season. As part of proposal, contractor should provide a plan for sequence of work including cooling system repair time.
5. Will owner/building maintenance put the fire panel in test for a hot work permit?
As part of hot work permit, Fire Department will provide guidance on coordination with Fire Department and Fire Alarms personnel.
6. Will all work occur during normal business hours?
Yes, the plan is for the contractor to work during normal business hours.
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