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This document is a Questions and Answers document related to the federal contract opportunity "Prep and Paint Heritage Park Flagpole and Base". The key details are:
The flag pole is 100 feet tall and was installed in 2003. The pole has not been abrasively blasted before, and there is no lead present. Containment is required for any abrasive blasting. The contractor should follow manufacturer specifications for outdoor metal painting to provide a 12-month warranty. The work, including containment construction, abrasive blasting, priming, finish coating, and cleanup, should be completed within 90 days of contract award. The contractor can pressure wash the concrete base prior to painting. Weekend work is allowed.
The federal contract opportunity is a solicitation (FA4460_PAINT_HERITAGE_PARK-Prep_and_Paint_Heritage_Park_Flagpole_and_Base) issued by the Department of the Air Force, Air Mobility Command. The work includes prepping and repainting the 100-foot tall flagpole and 43.5-foot diameter concrete base at Heritage Park on Little Rock AFB, AR. The work must be completed within 90 days of contract award.
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Questions and Answers
· How tall is the flagpole?
· 100 ft tall
· When was the flag pole installed? Year?
· 2003
· Has the pole ever been abrasive blasted before?
· No. This is the original paint.
· Is lead present?
· No
· We are assuming we would need a containment for abrasive blasting on base. True or False?
· True
· What product would you like to use?
· Follow manufacture specifications or requirements of outdoor metal painting in order to guarantee your work for 12 months without defects.
· I did not see a time frame for completion. For containment build, abrasive blasting, priming, finish coating the pole, & removing containment and scaffolding, should not take more than 45 days Start to finish with weather delays.
· Work shall be completed within 90 days of award.
· Will the contractor be able to pressure wash the concrete before applying paint to the surface?
· Yes
· Is weekend working allowed?
· Yes
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