FA4418-15-R-0019 _Repair_Fire_Protection_System _Short_Stay_-_Questions_ _Answers.pdf

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Solicitation # FA4418-15-R-0019

Repair Fire Protection System, Short Stay

1. Is the NAS Schedule required for this project?

Answer: No, see Addendum #1 dated 15 July 2015.

2. Can the one person fill the role of SSHO, QC, and Superintendent?

Answer: No, see Addendum #1 dated 15 July 2015, the Project Superintendent may not perform the duties of the QC or the SSHO and specification section 01 35 26, paragraph 1.5.1.1.1, stating the Contractor Quality Control can be the SSHO on this project. During work on this project, at least two people are required to be on site.

3. Are there any permits required?

Answer: No, Berkeley County or municipal permits required. However, in order to ensure all utilities are marked and will be avoided by the Contractor, dig permits are required (AF Form

103 submitted to Denise Freeman ph. 963-4045) prior to trenching for piping/hydrants.

4. Does the Gov't anticipate any dewatering?

Answer: See specification section 31 20 00, page 4, paragraph e, for dewatering requirements.

5. The Typical Hydrant Bollard Detail on Sheet FP105 shows concrete pavement up to the bollards is it the intent to pour concrete pads around all the hydrants?

Answer: A concrete pad is not required around each hydrant. See Drg FP 104, "Typical

Hydrant Bollard." Each bollard is required to be installed in concrete, with the concrete sloping away from the bollard.

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