Attachment 6 - Questions and Answers.pdf
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- REPLACEMENT OF OVERHEAD DOOR & MOTOR BLDG 424
- Solicitation number
- FA441925Q0039
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for RFQ FA441925Q0039 regarding the replacement of an overhead door and motor at Building 424 on Altus Air Force Base. The Q&A addresses specific technical details about the door replacement, including that the door is 14'x14', currently steel, needs to withstand 115mph winds, and is operated by an electric motor with a button on the right-hand side. The document requests contractors provide two separate quotes: one for door curtain and motor replacement, and another for door curtain, track, and motor replacement. Additional specifications include a white door matching the building's exterior, no additional painting required, and a current motor voltage of 115/208-230. The contractor is advised to verify measurements, motor compliance, and track condition during the replacement process.
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Q & A
RFQ: FA441925Q0039- REPLACEMENT OF OVERHEAD DOOR & MOTOR BLDG 424
1) Is the door hooked into the fire alarm/should it be?
a. The door does not need to be hooked into the fire alarm system.
2) Are there any sensors or buttons to make the door operational from both sides?
a. No, operated by button (see pic 3 and 4 in Statement of Work) from inside only
3) Do you want them to troubleshoot or just replace?
a. Replace
4) Will there be any additional finish work like paint?
a. The door needs to be white to match the exterior of the building; no additional painting is required.
5) Does the track need replaced?
a. Maybe, please provide a quote with a price for the replacement of track and door curtain and a quote with price for the replacement of door curtain only.
6) What is the size of the door/opening?
a. 14’x14’ per building plans; contractor should verify.
7) What type of opening? (steel, cmu, wood, etc.)
a. It is currently steel, needs to withstand 115mph winds.
8) What type of operator? (Chain hoist, jack shaft, etc.)
a. Operated by an electric motor using a button; chain is also available for manual use
9) Is operator lefthand, or righthand?
a. Operated by a button on right hand side; (see pic 3 and 4 in Statement of Work)
10) Verify voltage.
a. Motor currently in place is 115/208-230 (see pic 2 in Statement of Work), the contractor should verify motor compliance with building.
11) How much header room and side room are around the rough opening?
a. Less than 10’ on the motor side, completely open on the other side. Completely open above the door.
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