MAHG10-1033_all_answers_to_RFIs.doc
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Project Name: MAHG10-1033 - REPAIR TO STUDENT DORM FOSTER MANOR BLDG 6965
1. Q: In the main entrance of Foster Manor there are four fixtures calling to be replace by note
57. During the walk on July 23, 2014 they appear to be two different type of fixture in the entrance way two being 57 and the other two are not listed in the in the specifications. Please provided the correct number and types of fixtures that need to be replaced.
A: The number and type of fixtures is correct. The same fixture will be used in all locations. The 2 fixture in front will have only the down light feature used and the top of the fixture will be capped off.
2. Q: Will the RFI question and answers 1, 18,21 .22.23,24.25.46 and 47 from addendum#1 repair student dorm B7404 MAHG10-1032 Winter Manor apply to the repair student dorm MAHG-
10-1033 for Foster Manor?
A: MAHG10-1032 question and answers:
1. Q: Sheets 2, 3, 4, General Notes - "Replace any missing or damaged electrical face plates in dorm rooms - match existing." What is the number of plates required? Is there a percentage to use per room?
A: Assume 200 outlet or switch-plate covers to be replaced. See page 2 of the Scope of Work under ‘Typical Dorm Room’ – “Remove and dispose of” Section.
18. Q: Is there enough room in the existing conduit of the Lobby Front Desk to accept the new work for the door alarm and public address system?
A: Unknown. Assume Pole from ceiling will be required for bidding purposes.
21. Is the Door Alarm System stand alone or does it tie-in to the base wide security system?
A:
Yes, Door Alarm System is stand alone.
22. Q: If the Door Alarm System ties in to the base wide security, please provide specifications for connection.
A:
N/A
23. Q: Is the Public Address System stand alone or does it tie-in to the mass notification system?
A:
Stand-alone.
24. Q: If the Public Address System ties in to the mass notification system, please provide specifications for connection.
A:
See RFI 23.
25. Q: There is no specification for the Public Address System. Please provide a performance specification.
A:
Specifications are included in original Specification package – See pages 140 and 144 respectively.
46. Q: Will the public address system wiring be required to be installed in conduit?
A:
No. Install cabling in neat and professional manner along walls utilizing wall clips.
47. Q: Will the door Monitor System wiring be required to be installed in conduit?
A:
Yes.
3. Q: The specification for lighting 2.2 Lamp A. Say provide lamp for all fixture. Are we to provided and relamp all existing fixtures? If yes please provide the number of lamps per fixture required for this project.
A:
Revise Section 16 50 00-2.2-A to read:
“Provide lamps for all new exterior fixtures…..”
Revise Section 16 50 00-2.0-B1 to read:
“Fluorescent Lamps: Color to be cool white, energy saving type. Compact fluorescent lamps as required for specified fixtures.”
4. Q:The wall murals are to remain as noted on the drawing, but the base is to be removed. Who is responsible for fixing any damage that may be caused by removal of base?
A: Contractor is responsible for any damage to murals caused thru improper removal of base. If wall damage or Mural damage was caused prior to base removal, Contractor to contact Contracting Officer before any work is done.
5. Q: Who will be responsible for moving washing machine and dryers to paint walls?
A: The Government will be responsible for relocating washing machines and dryers.
6. Q: On the exterior where it requires for the EIFS to be repaired will it need to be painted? Are there stopping points if painting is required? Will all the exterior EIFS be painted?
A: Yes. Paint to nearest recessed detail/expansion joint area both sides of the repair. No, all exterior EIFS will not be painted.
7. Q: Will the rubber base to be removed be done in a downward direction to minimize damage to sheet rock walls?
A: Of course. Roll the base downwards to remove. The Contractor is permitted to score a line at the top of the base moldings to prevent any peeling of existing finish.
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