Attachment 17 - Questions and Answers 20210804.pdf
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- FA301021R0019
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for the Larcher Chapel Five Phase Renovation project. The solicitation is for construction services between $1,000,000 and $5,000,000 to renovate Larcher Chapel at Keesler Air Force Base in five phases over a period of no less than 200 days and up to 410 days depending on the number of option items awarded. The acquisition is set aside for Service Disabled Veteran Owned Small Businesses. An organized site visit will be held on July 30, 2021. Funds are not presently available and no award will be made until funding is obtained, however the government reserves the right to cancel the solicitation before or after the receipt of proposals with no obligation to reimburse offerors for any costs. The Air Education and Training Command of the Department of the Air Force is the issuing agency.
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Larcher Chapel Renovation
MAHG 20-1049
Q&A’s Solicitation # FA301021R0019
1. The drawing index provided in the general drawings on sheet T1.0, Phase 1 Index lists 2
Plumbing Drawings: P1.0- Plumbing General Notes/Schedules, and P1.1- Plumbing Sanitary Plan.
These listed drawings are not included in the Phase 1 Drawing set as provided. Was this an inadvertent omission? If so, please provide Phase 1 Drawing Sheets P1.0 and P1.1 If the subject Drawings were intentionally omitted, please verify.
There is no plumbing scope of work in Phase1. Therefore, P1.0 and P1.1 shall be removed from the Title Sheet, Index of Drawings, Phase 1 at time of award.
2. Is the existing chilled water being chemically treated?
The existing chilled water is not being chemically treated, and there is currently no annual plan to continue treatment. Assumptions are that there is no treatment left in the Larcher Chapel system.
Is the interior condition of the existing to remain chilled water piping known?
The chilled water piping is assumed to be in poor condition due to the age of the building
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