Atch 10_Questions and Answers_20250902.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers attachment for contract FA441825Q0043, detailing a site visit on August 26, 2025, at Joint Base Charleston. The document provides clarifications on three key areas: site visit location order, mulching and tree trimming procedures, and equipment storage.
The site visit order is divided into two parts - Work Request #2 (before lunch) and Work Request #1 (after lunch), covering multiple sites including NMC, Missile Haul Road, Red Bank Curve, and NIWC. Regarding mulching, contractors are instructed to spread mulch thinly, keep firebreaks clear, haul trimming debris from wetland areas to a designated location, and avoid blocking ditches or hydraulic features. Joint Base Charleston will provide a lay down site for equipment storage during the work period, with the contractor required to remove equipment once work is complete. The document also indicates a 3-acre area is available for tub grinding and mulch spreading, with good access.
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Attachment 10 – FA441825Q0043 - Questions and Answers
Site Visit 8/26
Questions & Answers:
1. What was the order of the site visit locations on August 26, 2025 site visit?
Order of visit – Before Lunch - Work Request #2 Site #1, Part 1 – NMC Site #2 - Missile Haul Road Site #2 - Red Bank Curve Site #1 – Part 2 - NIWC Site #3 - Pomphlant Road After Lunch - Work Request #1 Sites #1-10 in order Site #13 * Now to be referred to as SITE 12 on Pricing Sheet and Work Request # 1.
Site #11
2. Can a mulching machine be used to mulch tree branches and etc., then scattered throughout the site work area?
Any mulch must be spread a thinly as possible.
All Firebreaks must remain clear of trimmings/mulch/tree slash.
All trimming debris in wetland areas must be hauled off to the designated area south of the Liberty Hall Gate.
No ditches or hydraulic features may be blocked or impeded with trimmings or slash.
Any tree that requires felling must be hauled off to the designated area south of the Liberty Hall Gate where it can be mulched down.
Mulching within the ROW is preferred.
3. Is there a lay down site on base to store equipment?
Yes. Joint Base Charleston will provide a lay down site for the contractor to store equipment during the period of performance of work requests. Once work is complete and accepted the contractor will be required to remove equipment. Lay down sites will be coordinated through the 628 CES COR.
4. Is there an area where a Tub grinder can be used to process material?
Tub grinding and mulch spreading is allowed in the area in red. It is approximately 3 acres and has great access.
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