Solicitation- FA461021R0008 RFI_revised 20210823.pdf

Number Topic Spec/SOW Section Question Answers

American Water Requirements

Attachment 12 Appendix 10, pg.2, 1.06, C. "All American Water requirements shall be met, documented through the 30CES PM and the Contracting Officer, and followed." Will the government provide what All American Water requirements are?

American Water requirements and specifications can be found at : www.amwater.co/corp/products‐services/military‐ services/vandenberg‐air‐force‐base

American Water Requirements

Attachment 12 Appendix 10, pg.2, 1.06, C. "All American Water requirements shall be met, documented through the 30CES PM and the Contracting Officer, and followed."

What are the requirements of the cutting and capping procedures for each type of utility?

The contractor shall co‐ordinate and follow all rules as per American Water's requirements for water and sewer, the remaining utilities shall be cut and capped back to the source.

Attachment 13 & 14

Attachment 13 Appendix 11 CQC spec and Attachment 14 Appendix 12 Env Spec

Attachment 13 & 14 contain the same file (Env Spec), please provide updated files or guidance for CQC Spec. Updates have been uploaded to SAM.gov

B1619 Demo Leach Field/Septic System Attachment 5 Appendix 3, pg. 1, last callout

Please confirm demolition of the leach field and septic system is in scope. It is not included in the PWS. If demolition of leach field and septic system is part of the scope please provide details of work scope to include the size of septic tank and what work is required for leach filed i.e. total removal, sampling for contaminates, size and depth of leach field, estimated volume of waste that will be generated etc. Demo of the leach field is not included in the scope of work for this project.

Bldg 1619

At Building 1619 on the southeast side adjacent to the building is an existing vault identified to be demolished. At the site visit it was noticed it was a vault within vault. Due to confine space entry, we were not able to determine what was inside the vault. Please provide as‐builts or details for that vault. This is a vault to protect the existing septic vault below, it should be demo'd and fill placed over the existing vault

Bldg 1624 Metal Enclosure

Will metal enclosure located adjacent to bldg. 1624 be included in the demo and disposal? Yes

Bldg 1632 Large Equipment

Will large machinery/equipment located in Bldg. 1632 be removed prior to construction? The contractor is to take the drill press to the recycling center.

Bldg 1632 Large Equipment

At the site visit it was noticed that there were existing equipment/drill presses/etc. located in Building 1632. Is the government going to remove them or is it the contractor’s responsibility? If the contractor is responsible, are we to take to DRMO? The contractor is to take the drill press to the recycling center.

Building Photos Is it possible to get better bldg pictures?

Attachment updates have been uploaded to SAM.gov. Other than what is now posted, no other bldg drawing or photos are available.

Building Occupancy Attachtment 12

Attachment 12 Appendix 10 Gen Requirements Part 1.02 “states project sites will be occupied during construction”. Site visit observations appear the buildings are vacant. Please clarify.

Yes, you are correct these buildings are vacant and only the launch structures are being used, they are not in the immediate vicinity.

Contaminated Soil

PWS CLIN 0001, Section 2.1.5, pg.4; ACM, LBP, PCB: Abate and properly dispose of any ACM, LBP, or PCBs and any other hazardous materials within, on, or within the demolition perimeter of B1619

Does the Government have a Hazardous Material Survey and soil sample results for use to prepare an estimate? Attachment updates have been uploaded to SAM.gov. Other than what is now posted, no other updates are available.

Contaminated Soil

PWS CLIN 0001, Section 2.1.5, pg.4; ACM, LBP, PCB: Abate and properly dispose of any ACM, LBP, or PCBs and any other hazardous materials within, on, or within the demolition perimeter of B1619

If the the Government does not have a Hazardous Material Survey and soil sample results for use to prepare an estimate then is the contractor to assume there are no hazardous materials, ACM, LBP, PCBs or other universal waste associated with the building to be demolished and assume if any are found that it would constitute a change of conditions and a modification of the contract be issued for cost and schedule impacts?

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Demo ‐ General Question

Do you have to have any kinda of weird California license for doing any kind of demolition work, since this is a federal project?

No as long as the electrical contractor is licensed by the state of California. Please be aware that the demo does not have license requirement, but the electrical construction needs to be completed by a licensed contractor.

Demo‐ As builts

Please provide As‐built drawings for bldg. 1619, 1624 and 1632 in PDF or CAD of existing buildings to confirm concrete sections, reinforcing, and alike to better assess building structures elements and utilities designated for demolition. Attachment updates have been uploaded to SAM.gov. Other than what is now posted, no other updates are available.

Demo‐ concrete Please indicate the concrete slab thickness for bldg. 1619, 1624 and 1632 Government would estimate 6" but the drawings referrenced attachments have slab and foundation details.

Demo‐ concrete

Will Contractor be allowed to dump concrete on base or will it need to be removed off base?

The material will have to be hauled off, the recycling center does not accept concrete.

Design SOW

Sow calls out for design 65% and 100% submittal is this for the electrical portion of the work. As the other work is only demolition? Please clarify govt intent as it pertains to design

This submittals only need to be provided for the electrical work.

Electrical CLIN 0004

Will new electrical service associated with CLIN 04 need to be stainless steel and non‐corrosive materials?

Yes

Electrical CLIN 0004

Existing transformer/switch in Bldg. 1632 that is being relocated to 1652 is not stainless steel, will a stainless steel enclosure be needed for this equipment as other equipment in the areas is?

Yes

Electrical CLIN 0004

For CLIN‐004, Electrical Power Re‐location, please confirm this design/drawing portion is required to be stamped by a professional electrical engineer, or other professional engineer.

Yes, it will need a Professional Engineers Stamp.

Electrical

For the design portion of the electrical, are we to only bring power to the doppler as indicated on the sow and will the govt. make the final connections.

Yes, The Government will make the final connection.

Electrical

Will the contractor be responsible for connecting power to the doppler? Yes, The Government will make the final connection.

Gas Tank

Please indicate if existing gas tank contains any fuel? If it does, will it be responsibility of the contractor to remove and dispose of the fuel or will the govt be responsible?

I have to assume there is some propane left in the tank, it will be the contractors' responsibility to extract what ever is remaining and dispose of the tank.

Hazardous Material Survey

PWS CLIN 0001, Section 2.1.5, pg.4; ACM, LBP, PCB: Abate and properly dispose of any ACM, LBP, or PCBs and any other hazardous materials within, on, or within the demolition perimeter of B1619

Has the Government completed a Hazardous Material Survey for the demolition and if so can the bidders receive a copy?

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Hazardous Material Survey

PWS CLIN 0001, Section 2.1.5, pg.4; ACM, LBP, PCB: Abate and properly dispose of any ACM, LBP, or PCBs and any other hazardous materials within, on, or within the demolition perimeter of B1619

Are the bidders to assume a hazardous material survey will be required for part of the scope as required for demolition? Yes

Hazardous Material Survey Please provide asbestos and lead survey reports for each building

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Hazardous Material Survey Provide a hazardous survey for each building that is part of this project scope.

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Hazardous Material Survey

We assume if a hazardous survey is not available, all bidders are to then include costs to perform a hazardous survey. Any abatement confirmed to be required after the survey would then be issued as a modification to the contract. Please confirm or provide additional guidance to ensure all bidders are bidding on same scope.

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Hazardous Material Survey Will there be a Hazardous Materials Survey Document provided for this project?

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Hazardous Material Survey Please provide HAZMAT report for bldg. 1619, 1624 and 1632

Reports are available on SAM.gov. Asbestos abatement and demolition activities are a permitted processes. Asbestos disturbance, abatement, and demolition work orders, work clearances, and projects must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. These processes are regulated by 40 CFR 61 the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Materials (NESHAP) and the Santa Barbara Air Pollution Control District (SBAPCD). Other regulations that affect projects are OSHA and Cal‐OSHA asbestos standards in 29 CFR Parts 1910, 8 CCR, 29 CFR 1926, and 40 CFR 763 for asbestos materials in schools and banned asbestos. Under NESHAP and SBAPCD, prior to commencement of a renovation or demolition project, the area shall thoroughly be inspected for the presence of asbestos. Also prior to project start, all regulatory notifications and abatement plans must be reviewed by 30 CES/CEIEC. The Contractor must also provide 30 CES/CEIEC a copy of the approved SBAPCD Notification for Renovation and Demolition form ENF‐28.

Hydroseed

What type of hydroseed mix is desired? Grass, wild flower, native plant mix? The seed list attachement updates have been uploaded to SAM.gov. Other than what is now posted, no other updates are available.

Hydroseed Please describe the maintenance for hydroseeding?

It will need watering. "The contractor shall adequately water seeded areas to achieve germination and permenent vegetationestablishment. Native plants must not be over irrigated. Watering by truck or temporary irrigation system shall not cause erosion or disturb seed application."

Hydroseed

With a hydroseed, there will need to be water/irrigation to keep it alive and properly maintain it. Will this be on the GOV. or contractor?

The contractor shall co‐ordinate and follow all rules as per American Water's requirements for water and sewer, the remaining utilities shall be cut and capped back to the source.

Hydroseed Alternative

PWS CLIN 0001, pg.4‐5, Section 2.1.7; "Exposed soils shall be hydroseeded, with a seed mix approved by 30 CES, for the stabilization of soils and to return the site to a more natural condition. Contractor shall also provide maintenance for a one‐year period after hydroseed is laid to enable vegetation growth of the hydroseeded area."

Would the government consider capping building backfill with gravel as an alternative to soil with hydroseeding and 1 year maintenance? Due to the nature of the scope of work small footprint and the existing conditions surrounding the work area has gravel this would save the government considerable costs as well as reduce erosion concerns. Good suggestion but we may build on the site again so no we want the seeding

On Site Borrow Source PWS CLIN 1 ‐ 3, pg.4‐5, section 2.1.7 Backfill with approved materials

Is there an onsite borrow source that will be available for the contractor to use? If no on‐site borrow is available can the government provide additional information on what an approved material may be? Yes

Recycling Procedure

Attachment 12 Appendix 10, pg.20‐22, 3.5.2 "All projects will be required at minimum to divert or recycle at minimum 50% of their solid waste and 54% of their C&D waste." & PWS CLIN 0001, Section 4.0 " All recyclable materials gathered and/or developed in the performance of these tasks listed shall be returned to and become property of the Air Force; and shall not be used and/or distributed by the contractor without specific written permission of the Contracting Officer (CO). Contractor shall dispose of recyclable material resulting from demolition activities through the Vandenberg Recycling Center. Contractor shall follow Vandenberg Recycling Center procedures for copper wire disposal and other recycling guidelines specified in Specification 01 57 20 at Appendix 12.

There seems to be a discrepancy between PWS CLIN 0001, Section 4.0 & Attachment 12 Appendix 10, 3.5.2. Please confirm if (1) what quantity of demolition materials must be recycled?

The only substaintial quanity of material is steel, it can be brought to the recylcling center on Utah Ave. There is a small amount of wood but not enough to separate efficiently.

Recycling Procedure

Attachment 12 Appendix 10, pg.20‐22, 3.5.2 "All projects will be required at minimum to divert or recycle at minimum 50% of their solid waste and 54% of their C&D waste." & PWS CLIN 0001, Section 4.0 " All recyclable materials gathered and/or developed in the performance of these tasks listed shall be returned to and become property of the Air Force; and shall not be used and/or distributed by the contractor without specific written permission of the Contracting Officer (CO). Contractor shall dispose of recyclable material resulting from demolition activities through the Vandenberg Recycling Center. Contractor shall follow Vandenberg Recycling Center procedures for copper wire disposal and other recycling guidelines specified in Specification 01 57 20 at Appendix 12.

If all recycling must be done through the Vandenberg Recycling Center (VRC) what is the acceptance criteria and where would the material need to be delivered or will containers be provided?

No, no containers will be provided. All recycling center has to be done by the contractor. See earlier comments;, for example concrete should be taken elsewhere.

Recycling Procedure

Attachment 12 Appendix 10, pg.20‐22, 3.5.2 "All projects will be required at minimum to divert or recycle at minimum 50% of their solid waste and 54% of their C&D waste." & PWS CLIN 0001, Section 4.0 " All recyclable materials gathered and/or developed in the performance of these tasks listed shall be returned to and become property of the Air Force; and shall not be used and/or distributed by the contractor without specific written permission of the Contracting Officer (CO). Contractor shall dispose of recyclable material resulting from demolition activities through the Vandenberg Recycling Center. Contractor shall follow Vandenberg Recycling Center procedures for copper wire disposal and other recycling guidelines specified in Specification 01 57 20 at Appendix 12.

Can you list what materials can be recycled on base i.e. concrete, asp[halt, wood debris, ferrous and non‐ferrous materials etc.? Just metal.

Recycling Procedure PWS Page 7

Page 7 of 19 in PWS under GOV. owned property‐ Do we have to turn in all metals for recycling or can we recycle elsewhere? Vandenberg recycle center has the first right of acceptance but if they don't want it you can take to another site.

Recycling Procedure

Confirm anything remaining inside the buildings will be considered garbage and will be removed and disposed off site by contractor. Anything remaining should be disposed of by the contractor.

Recycling Procedure

Confirm any elements or portions that are to be salvaged and/or transported anywhere else within the base No , only steel & metal needs to be recycled

Security Escorts

Will security escorts or any other security clearance be required to access these buildings or be needed during construction? No, just the normal badging, current occupant is requesting a list of the workers that will be on site.

Site Management

Please confirm the QC and Safety can be the same person with a dedicated Superintendent. That is acceptable.

Site Management‐ Utility

Please indicate if Govt. will provide utility locating services (mark out) or if contractor will require to have GPRS – scanning of surrounding areas around (5 feet) outside of buildings? This would be the contractors responsibility

SWPPP

Attachment 14, Appendix 12, pg.34, Environmental Specifications section 3.12 Will the VSFB require a SWPPP for the demolition project? No SWPPP or related NPDES construction general permit is required.

Use of Hydrants for Maintenace

PWS CLIN 0001, pg.4‐5, Section 2.1.7; " Contractor shall also provide maintenance for a one‐year period after hydroseed is laid to enable vegetation growth of the hydroseeded area."

Are the fire hydrants located in the vicinity of the demolition sites operational? Yes, this has been confirmed.

Use of Hydrants for Maintenace

PWS CLIN 0001, pg.4‐5, Section 2.1.7; " Contractor shall also provide maintenance for a one‐year period after hydroseed is laid to enable vegetation growth of the hydroseeded area."

Will contractor have access to fire hydrants on site for the one year grounds maintenance and use as demolition dust control at no cost to the contractor?

You will have access but you will have to get backflow preventers and a meter . If the contractors use a water truck with an air gap this will not be required.

Use of Hydrants for Maintenace

PWS CLIN 0001, pg.4‐5, Section 2.1.7; " Contractor shall also provide maintenance for a one‐year period after hydroseed is laid to enable vegetation growth of the hydroseeded area." Will the base provide backflow preventors and meters if required?

You will have access but will have to supply backflow preventers and a meter. Your installation of such will be inspected.

Water

Will the govt provide access to construction water during the demolition?

Q46 similar you will have access to a hydrant to fill your water truck

50 Site Access Will additional badging be required to access the project site? No, just the typical badging is required.

51 Site Access Will working hours be restricted to certain times since the area appears to be a secured area? No, you are far enough away from sensitive buildings

52 Site Access Will this project be phased or will contractor be allowed to work on all 3 sites at once? All 3 sites at once is permissable.

53 Bid Process Will electronic bid submissions be acceptable utilizing DOD SAFE site?

Yes, electronic submission are acceptable and may utilize DOD SAFE Site or email (emails may be blocked by the Government's firewall without notification to either party so follow up to ensure receipt is strongly recommended)

54 Bid Process Box 13 on SF1442

Box 13 on SF1442 states that offerors are to submit an original and 2 copies of the proposal. L‐1.C.7. states that electronic copies are authorized and should be emailed to the POCs or uploaded to DoD SAFE. Please confirm that you will only need one copy of each volume if offerors submit proposals electronically. Yes, you will only need one copy of each volume if offerors submit proposals electronically.

55 Bid Process Confirm proposal (Volume I and II) can be transmitted via Emailed, USPS, UPS, FedEx, or Hand Carried.

Yes, all requested information may be transmitted via Emailed, or USPS, UPS, FedEx, or Hand Carried. Make sure all requested information is complete and submitted and also important is that you received acknowledgment that we have received it.

56 Bid Process

I am reaching out today for some help on project “Demolish Space Launch Complex‐2 Bldgs 1619, 1624, 1632.” There is 2 notifications posted with different dates for this project. “Demolish Space Launch Complex‐2 (SLC‐2) Buildings 1619, 1624, 1632” is also posted with a different date. Could you clarify if these are the same job?

The correct posting for the solicitation and its attachments are at:

https://sam.gov/opp/ab9803a26de741edab3fa60ae81dbaec/view

57 Bid Process Thank you for hosting the site walk yesterday. Do you have a timeframe on when the sign in sheet will be posted to the SAM site? They are posted at https://sam.gov/opp/ab9803a26de741edab3fa60ae81dbaec/view

58 Bid Process Vol‐1, item 6 on pg. 52 of 62 of the solicitation makes reference to submitting a Construction Cost Estimate breakdown. Vol‐2, item 3, makes reference to a Construction Cost Estimate breakdown as well. Is the intent for the cost breakdowns to be the same except in Vol‐1 it would be unredacted while in Vol‐2 all pricing data is to be redacted. Please confirm or clarify further.

Yes, Vol‐1 is unredacted while Vol‐2 all pricing data is to be redacted. They are exactly the same cost estimate breakdown data.

Example of redacted data in Volume I vs Volume II (prices are notional and not intended to reflect actual costs):

59 Bid Process I recently came upon the above referenced project on SAM website. I noticed you had a job walk for the project last week. Was this job walk mandatory? No, site walk participation is not mandatory. You may still bid if you did not take part of site walk.

60 Budget Most importantly do you have an estimated value that you could share for this project?

The Government can only share the estimated magnitude of construction for the construction effort (CLIN 0004). That estimated magnitude of construction is: Between $25,000 and $100,000. The Government cannot provide an estimated value for the other work.

61 Contract Type

This solicitation is advertised as 238910 NAICS code but attachment 2 includes a services contract wage determination. The RFP also includes a SF1442, Section B, a 2 Volume proposal submission, a low price technically acceptable selection, Clin 04 is design build etc……..These are all indications that this is a construction contract and not a Service Contract. Please clarify.

CLIN 0001,0002,0003 will be subject to the Service Contract Labor Standards (aka Service Contract Act) and its associated wages.

CLIN 0004 will be subject to the Construction Wage Rates Requirements Statute (aka Davis‐Bacon Act) and its associated wages

62 RFI Process What is the RFI submission deadline? July 28,2021 3PM PST

63 RFI Process What is the deadline for asking question (RFI) about this opportunity? July 28,2021 3PM PST

64 Site Job Visit In regards to the subject project, we would like to request a 2nd site visit. Is that possible? At this time we do not anticipate having a second site visit.

65 Solicitation Extension Due to the level of uncertainty regarding hazardous materials and disposal of materials would the government consider extending the bid due date? The Government will not consider any further extension to the proposal due date than the extension issued in Amendment 0001

66 Solicitation Subcontractor Is it possible to find out if someone wanted to do the electrical relocation and let us do the demo?

There will only be one contract, you may (following the solicitation guidelines) find a subcontractor to perform the electical portion of the contract or find another contractor to act as a subcontract to.

67 Wages Please clarify what portions of scope will be service rates and what portions will be Davis‐bacon rates. Also confirm the Davis‐bacon wage determination that applies.

CLIN 0001,0002,0003 will be subject to the Service Contract Labor Standards (aka Service Contract Act) and its associated wages.

CLIN 0004 will be subject to the Construction Wage Rates Requirements Statute (aka Davis‐Bacon Act) and its associated wages

68 Bonds I wanted to confirm there’re no bonding requirement for this project. There are performance and payment bonds required for this project.