Atch_12_Answers_to_Questions_25-31.pdf

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RECEIVED #25-31

Solicitation #FA252118B0004

29 Aug 18

25. Other (Specify):

Question 25: We have a question on CLIN _02 41 1330 5001 (Steel Tower line item). What is the average tonnage of an individual tower to be demoed.

Answer 25: Average of 5 tons.

26. Other (Specify): Attachment No. 6 Pricing Sheet for Demo IDIQ, CCAFS, FL 1 pg., no date, 0283192600 Lead based paint remediation Question 26: In line items 02 83 19 2631 Doors, 02 83 19 2641 Walls, Ceilings, Etc., and 02 83 19 2651 Windows, can you please clarify what type of remediation is to be priced? There is already line item pricing for lead paint scraping, chemical removal and lead paint encapsulation in same section.

Answer 26: It is up to contractors to determine means and method for remediation; however, the remediation must be done in accordance with EPA standards. The line items for doors, walls, and ceilings will be the ones that the government primarily anticipates using (as evidenced by the higher estimated quantities); the line items for scraping, chemical removal, and lead base paint encapsulation, are there for any type of remediation work that goes beyond doors, walls, and windows.

27. Other (Specify): Attachment No. 6 Pricing Sheet for Demo IDIQ, CCAFS, FL 1 1 pg., no date, 0283192600 Lead based paint remediation Question 27: In line item 0283192751 Concrete PCB Abatement, since it is not possible to accurately price per sq. ft proper removal and disposal of PCB contaminated concrete without identified thickness of the contaminated concrete, can you advise and provide clarification for this line item?

Answer 27: Any and all line items dealing with abatement labor have been removed from the Demo IDIQ Pricing Sheet. Abatement related work will be treated as non-priced line item work under the contract and will be addressed separately for each individual task order.

28. Other (Specify): Subject project and bid sheet items 1321, 1351, 1361, and 1371 listed under division 02 41 1613 1300.

Question 28: These items give a base estimated quantity in volume (CF) but doesn’t identify a height.

Height of the structure would be a factor in the unit price based on volume. Please advise of any additional information that can be given at this time.

Answer 28: Facilities will vary in height therefore an average is not possible to provide

29. RFP Section: 01 57 19 Paragraph 1.2.20 SOW/Technical Specification/Drawings para/page: 100 Question 29: Is the contractor responsible for hazardous waste removal and disposal? If so, please provide line items on pricing sheet for removal and disposal of flourescent light tubes/bulbs, ballasts, mercury containing thermostats, exit signs, etc.

ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS RECEIVED #25-31

Solicitation #FA252118B0004

29 Aug 18

Answer 29: Contractor is responsible for hazardous waste removal and to collect and bring the hazardous waste to the 90-day collection station at CCAFS. Removal and disposal of “universal waste” will be treated as a non-priced line item work under the contract and will be addressed separately for each individual task order.

30. Other (Specify):

Question 30: Please provide a line item on pricing sheet for loading, trucking, and disposal of clean concrete not considered C&D debris.

Answer 30: This will fall under line item 02 41 1920 2001 “Disposal and Dump Fees.”

31. Other (Specify):

Question 31: Does the contractor have salvage rights for demolished steel and metals?

Answer 31: Yes, the contractor has salvage rights up to 50 tons.