Questions and Answers Gym Floor Resurfaing2.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a Gym Floor Resurfacing project under Solicitation FA448425Q0040, dated 10 September 2025. The Q&A provides clarification on multiple aspects of the floor renovation for two gymnasiums, including repair methods, court painting specifications, and refinishing details. Key points include using Clear 3M Epoxy for minor wood plank damage, painting additional HAMR shuttle run and pickleball courts, applying an oil-based finish with 4 coats, and sanding the floors to bare wood. The project involves two gyms with existing basketball and volleyball courts, and the contractor will be responsible for removing tape and residue from the floor surface. The renovation allows simultaneous work on both courts, with 2 shuttle run lines per court placed 20 meters apart.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Gym Floor Resurfacing
Solicitation FA448425Q0040 10 September 2025
Q1: Some of the wood floor planks have minor damage that could be repaired using Clear 3M Epoxy filler. Will this be an acceptable repair ?
A1: Yes, that will work
Q2: Gym #1 has existing courts painted on the floor that will remain,(1) main basketball and (2) cross court volleyball. They would like to have (2) HAMR shuttle run courts painted, correct?
A2: Yes, that is correct
Q3: 3. Gym #2 has existing courts painted on the floor that will remain, (1) main basketball and (1) main volleyball. They would like to have (2) HAMR shuttle run courts and (2) Pickleball courts painted , correct?
A3: Yes, that is correct
Q4: Will NEF be responsible for removing the tape and residue from the floor surface?
A4: Yes, that is correct
Q5: The screen and coat will be done up to and around the bleachers or any other permanent obstructions, correct?
A5: Yes, they don’t have to do under the bleachers
Q6: Should we figure to use Oil based finish, or a Water based finish? How many coats will be required?
A6: Oil based finish, 2 coats
Q7: Can we work on all courts simultaneously, which would save time and provide significant savings to the government?
A7: Yes, both courts can be done at the same time
Q8: How many shuttle run lines per court?
A8: 2 lines per court 20 meters apart
Q9: Is this project a screen recoat, or are we sanding to bare wood and relining the gymnasiums and racquetball courts?
A9: -We would like to have the courts fully sanded and 4 coats for the best finish. Sanding and relining
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