Modular BLDG QA update.xlsx
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The file is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) document from a site visit related to a modular building project at Joint Base San Antonio-Randolph. The document provides critical clarifications about the project, including specific details about site preparation, power disconnection/reconnection, materials handling, and technical specifications. Key points include: 502 TDS will handle power disconnection and reconnection, the contractor is responsible for dumpsters and material offloading, the modular building will be housed inside Hangar 74, and panels will be gray both inside and outside. The project requires completion within 90 days after award, with specific guidelines on window and door placements, with minor variances allowed (e.g., windows can be placed at 42.5 inches from the ground instead of exactly 41 inches). The Q&A also addresses technical aspects such as fire alarm notification (to be handled by 502 TDS) and confirms that no recycling of the existing building is required during demolition.
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| Modular BLDG QA.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
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Sheet1
| Modular BLDG Site Visit Q&A | ||
| Questions | Answer | |
| 1 | Are these panels for interior or exterior use? | The Modular building will be housed inside of hanger 74 it will be exposed to heat,cold, humidity, dust |
| 2 | Who is responsible for disconnecting power to the existing building? | 502 TDS will disconnect power. |
| 3 | Who is responsible for bringing power to the new building? | 502 TDS will reconnect power. |
| 4 | Who is responsible for the dumpsters? | Contractor is responsible for dumpster. |
| 5 | Will the government offload the materials? | No contractor will off load materials. |
| 6 | SOW Page 2. Section 3.1 Is there a particular fire alarm notification device spec you are looking for? Do you require horns, strobes or monitoring? | 502 TDS will hire an Alarm service. |
| 7 | SOW Page 3 Section 4.4 references Attachment 3 for a drawing. Are there alternate drawings to share beyond what is provided in Attachment 1? | no |
| 8 | Page 5 Section 4.7 Waste Removal. Please clarify if it is required to recycle the existing building under these guidelines, or if demolition and removal is satisfactory. | Does not need to be recyled. |
| 9 | Page 6. Section 5.1 Travel. Please clarify what is expected here? Typically, preventative maintenance would be performed by owner. Does the government want a firm fixed price for preventive maintenance services? | A Preventative maintence contract is not needed, |
| 10 | Page 4. Section 4.6 Paint, Stain and Color. Will the government accept alternate neutral colors such as white, tan, yellow instead of gray? | the color will be gray for inside and outside panels. |
| 11 | Please provide the expected period of performance for completion after award. | Completion of building shall be completed no later than 90 days after award. |
| 12 | Regarding the proposed layout for this opportunity, would the end user be open to slight variances in window or door placements while still meeting the overall design requirements? |
For example: Placing windows at 42.5 inches from the ground instead of exactly 41 inches Slightly increasing the spacing between windows on the 40 ft wall (e.g., just over 42 inches apart)
| We are still able to meet the intended design; however, allowing for these small adjustments could lead to significant cost savings. | Placing the windows at 42.5 inches from the ground instead of 41 inches is fine. If there will be variances to the door, more information is required. |
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