Attachment 3_CES ATSO Yard Supplies Q and A.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- FA441824Q0088
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This document is a Question and Answer (Q&A) attachment related to Solicitation #FA441824Q0088 for the 628 CES ATSO (Ability To Survive and Operate) Yard project at Joint Base Charleston, SC. The Q&A provides clarification on the expected period of performance, which is 1 Dec 24 - 15 March 25, as well as details on the concrete specifications, including a 4000 PSI minimum strength with no air entrainment required. The intended use of the concrete is for a foundation to support SSS and MSS tents and personnel, with no heavy equipment or vehicle traffic expected. The overall solicitation requires the contractor to provide various construction materials and services, including 92 cubic yards of 4000 PSI concrete, 500 cubic yards of graded aggregate base course, 400 cubic yards of fill, 1300 feet of silt fence, and other related items to support the Air Force's Air Mobility Command training requirements at the base.
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CES ATSO Yard Supplies Q&A
Solicitation #: FA441824Q0088
JOINT BASE CHARLESTON (JB CHS), SC
1. What is the expected Period of Performance?
Timeframe of 1 Dec 24 - 15 March 25 expected time for project completion.
2. Could you please provide more detailed specifications for the concrete mix, particularly regarding air content and slump? We want to ensure that we are quoting the correct mix, as a 2-inch slump differs significantly from a 6-inch slump.
The concrete will be general use concrete. Air entrainment is not necessary since we don’t experience heavy freeze/thaw cycles. The requirement is 4000 PSI minimum due to the design specs.
3. Could you also clarify the intended use of the concrete (e.g., foundation, sidewalk, etc.)
to further refine our proposal?
The intended use of the concrete is foundation, but the load will be minimal since it will be a platform for SSS and MSS tents and personnel. There is no intended expectation to have any heavy equipment or vehicle traffic on the concrete.
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