Attachment 9 - Structural Repairs to Dragon Fitness_Q and As.pdf

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This document contains questions and answers regarding structural repairs to Dragon Fitness at a Department of the Air Force base. The repairs include prepping and painting walls, transporting rubber gym flooring from an owner-furnished storage facility for installation with a new vapor barrier, and clarifying logistics for staging the flooring material. Potential mold remediation is out of scope.

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FA301023R0027

Attachment 9

Structural Repairs to Dragon Fitness

MAHG22-1030 -- FA301023R0027

Questions & Answers

1. Drawings A101 - Interior Renovations Key Notes: No. 13 appear to have gotten cut off.

Please clarify what No. 13 states and clarify if any other notes followed.

Answer: Drawing A101 Key Note No. 13 indicates “Prep and Paint Walls”. No notes follow No. 13.

2. Mold was spotted during the site-visit. Suggest the addition of duct cleaning to scope of work.

Answer: Potential mold remediation for ceiling and air vents will not be addressed as part of this requirement.

3. Clarify the logistics for the rubber flooring.

Answer: The rubber flooring is currently stored in 2 locations on base (B4002 & B4707).

When the time comes to install flooring, contractor shall coordinate access with the Construction Manager (CM).

*SOW Paragraph 3.2.4 SCOPE (Site Preparation) states “Contractor to transport rubber gym flooring to site from Owner Furnished storage facility prior to installation.”

*SOW Paragraph 3.2.4 SCOPE (Provide and Install New) states “… installation of new vapor barrier and rubber gym flooring…”

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