QnA Sheet.pdf
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- RHS Vehicle Maintenance Pre-Engineered Building Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA4626-20-Q-0031
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This document contains a questions and answers sheet and solicitation for a pre-engineered vehicle maintenance building project for the Department of the Air Force Global Strike Command. The questions and answers sheet provides details on the project delivery schedule, required collateral loads for the building including a fire sprinkler system, HVAC ductwork, roll-up doors and LED lighting, and confirms the contractor is responsible for unloading the building shipment. The solicitation requests a pre-engineered building in accordance with the attached specifications, diagrams and submittal schedule. The contractor must deliver the completed building within 60 days of contract award.
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| QnA Sheet_Revised_Cumulative.pdf | ||
| Atch_1_RH Maintenance Facility PEB Specs_Amend 1_2July 2020.pdf | ||
| Conformed_COMBO.pdf | ||
| Atch_3_AF Form 66 Submittal Schedule_Amend 1_2 July 2020.xls | XLS spreadsheet | |
| Amendment _001.pdf | ||
| Revised RH Maintenance Facility PEB Specs.pdf | ||
| Atch_3_AF Form 66 Submittal Schedule 20200124.pdf | ||
| Atch_1_Maintenance Facility PEB Specs.pdf | ||
| Atch_2_Maintenance_Facility_PEB_30_20200129.pdf | ||
| COMBO.pdf |
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWER DOCUMENT
Requirement: RHS Vehicle Maintenance Pre-Engineered Building
26 June 2020
Q1: Can the delivery schedule be changed to 150 days after date of contract?
A1: The current delivery schedule was established as 60 days after date of contract and will remain 60 days after date of contract unless the Government decides to change it.
Q2: How much Collateral Load is needed for this project?
A2: The Collateral Loads will be a fire protection sprinkler system, HVAC ductwork for heating and ventilation, roll-up doors, and LED lighting.
Q3: Will there be any future requirement for an overhead crane?
A3: No there will not. See answer for question 2 on the Collateral Load for details.
Q4: Is it the contractor’s responsibility to unload the shipment, or the Government’s?
A4: It is the responsibility of the contractor to unload the shipment at a location determined by the Government.
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