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This document appears to be a Q&A regarding a Request for Information (RFI) for a Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineer Requirements (SABER) Indefinite-Delivery Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) contract at March Air Reserve Base (MARB) in California. The SABER IDIQ contract will be an 8(a) small business set-aside with a $7.5 million ceiling to accomplish construction, sustainment, restoration, and modernization projects at MARB.

The document addresses various questions related to the requirements, including design documentation, environmental surveys, personnel qualifications, pricing and cost estimating, bonding, and the seed project. It provides clarification on elements such as the number of contract awards, the updated technical proposal page count, site visit details, and the proposal due date extension. The document also addresses questions about required personnel, hazardous materials management, and other construction-related scope elements for the seed project.

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Attachment 01 - SABER MAC IDIQ Master SOW v1.9 (Final) -- 20250207.pdf PDF
Attachment 12 - Environmental Protection Specs and Guidance -- 20241211.pdf PDF
Attachment 17 - SABER MAC IDIQ RFP Section L v1.7 (Final) -- 20250210.pdf PDF
Attachment 18 - SABER MAC IDIQ RFP Section M v1.5 (Final) -- 20250210.pdf PDF
Attachment 20 - Coefficient Pricing Worksheet Instructions v1.7 (Final) -- 20250210.pdf PDF
Attachment 26 - SABER MAC IDIQ RFI Answers v1.7 (Final) -- 20250210.pdf PDF
Attachment 00 - FA466425R0001-0005 - Amendment SF1442 v1.7 (conformed) -- 20250210.pdf PDF
Attachment 02 - SABER MAC IDIQ Master Specs VOL 1 v1.2 (Final) -- 20250207.pdf PDF
Attachment 10 - SABER Submittal Register -- 20250203.pdf PDF
Attachment 11 - Environmental Protection Plan -- 20240514.pdf PDF
Attachment 13 - MARB Contractor Handout v1.1 (Final) -- 20241113.pdf PDF
Attachment 16 - DOL WD DBA CA2025-0025 Mod3 -- 20250207.pdf PDF
Attachment 19 - Coefficient Pricing Worksheet v3.3 (Final) -- 20250210.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Attachment 24 - Financial Institution Reference Sheet v1.1 (draft) -- 20210520.pdf PDF
Attachment 22 - Past Performance Questionaire (PPQ) v1.2 (Final) -- 20250210.docx DOCX document
Attachment 03 - SABER MAC IDIQ Master Specs VOL 2 v1.2 (Final) -- 20250207.pdf PDF
Attachment 14 - MARB Base Pass Request v1.0 (Final) -- 20240712.pdf PDF
Attachment 15 - SABER MAC IDIQ Ordering Instructions v1.4 (Final) -- 20250210.pdf PDF
Attachment 21 - Conflict of Interest Statement v1.1 (Final) -- 20250207.pdf PDF
Attachment 23 - SABER MARB Relevant Contracts v1.1 (Final) -- 20250207.pdf PDF
Attachment 25 - Past Performance Subcontractor Consent Letter v1.0 (draft) -- 20210520.pdf PDF
Attachment 03 Coefficient Pricing Worksheet updated as of Oct 4 2024.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
Attachment 08 - Section L Instructions to Offerors_Updated Oct 4 2024.docx DOCX document
Solicitation Amendment FA466425R00010001 SF 30.pdf PDF
Attachment 10 - Past Performance Questionaire (PPQ)_Updated Oct 4 2024.docx DOCX document
Attachment 03 - Coefficient Pricing Worksheet_Updated Oct 4 2024.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
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1. Can the government clarify what is to be provided to address the RFP instruction: "The Offeror shall provide design/ documentation for the overall MARB SABER IDIQ provided in the applicable Attachments." We are unclear what types of design/documentation apply to the overall IDIQ

A: Attachment 01 (SOW) and Attachment 17 and 18 goes over the MASTER specs which include design/documentation, needed for submittals. Attachment 02 goes over the items needed for a submittal. Section 19.0 of the SOW gives instruction on submitting submittals via AF Form 3000. Per SOW, the Government will provide only basic design/scope information for each task order. The contractor shall complete the design and provide construction and complete as-built drawings (if required). See Section 5.0 – Design and Construction Requirements of the SOW for more information.

2. Since the environmental survey has not been provided, please clarify if we should we include abatement in the seed project price

A: Asbestos and Lead Base Paint: Contractor to provide for an asbestos and lead base paint survey prior to start of construction. The survey results will determine whether or not to remove asbestos or lead base paint. If asbestos or lead base paint abatement is necessary, contractor must perform abatement after developing abatement plans and obtaining appropriate Government approvals. All abatement must be in accordance with the attached March ARB Asbestos Management and Operating Plan, and applicable Federal, State, and local laws.

3. Regarding RFP Section 3.2.4.1.1, it appears that resumes are not required for anyone other than the PM as long as we provide “each individual’s name, title, duty, years of experience, and experience level relating to similar contracts in size and scope.” With a 15-page limit for Factor 1, Technical, there isn’t much room to include resumes for the named positions of PM. SS, QA Manager/Foreman, Safety Manager, Cost Estimator, and Draftsman.

A: The 15-page list has been changed to 35.

4. Volume I – Technical includes the instruction “3.2.4.4.4 The Offeror shall provide a price proposal that includes the proposed CLINs with pricing (based on proposed coefficients) and quantities applicable for executing the Seed Project through the usage of RS- Means (Unburdened) Cost Database estimating software (e4Clicks) or approved equivalent. The proposed CLINs will be evaluated for technical acceptability. The Offeror’s proposal shall be sent with a digital e4Clicks file, PDF, and conceptual drawings needed to evaluate proposed CLINs and quantities.”

4a. Do we need to provide conceptual drawings with this proposal? If so, what level of design is required?

A. Yes. Per SOW, the Government will provide only basic design/scope information for each task order. The contractor shall complete the design and provide construction and complete as-built drawings. See Section 5.0 – Design and Construction Requirements of the SOW for more information.

4b. Do we include this information in the 15-page Technical Volume as well as submit via e- 4Clicks?

A. Yes. Technical page limit is now 35.

4c. Do the PDF’s of the e4Clicks file count toward the page count?

A. Yes.

4d. Please review Attachment 03 Coefficient Pricing Worksheet. There are no instructions, and it appears to be incorrect.

A. Attachment 03 has been updated.

5. The vertical and horizontal axes both list years and options; whereas one axis should show standard, non-standard and non pre-priced.

5a. Please provide the weighting that will be used.

A. See attached MARB_SABER-COEFFICIENTS PRICING SCHED.

5b. What value should we use for the Seed Task Order price?

A. See attached MARB_SABER-COEFFICIENTS PRICING SCHED for reference and calculate value.

6. Only bid bond required for bid package is a letter of bond ability for $1M single and $5M aggregate. No bid bond required for SEED project.

A: Yes, the letter will suffice. A performance and Payment bond will be required if selected as SABER IDIQ awardee.

7. Please clarify Reserve $1M P&P bond requirement specified in RFP. Is it like blanket bond?

Or is it OK to bond per task order as awarded?

A: Bond per task order as awarded.

8. Should contractor assume and include cost of off-site office in our OH and Coefficient factor calculation?

A: Yes,

9. Coefficient factor form provided in RFP doesn’t allow to include details such as on-site team, vehicles, etc. so is it possible to provide more detailed home for all contractor to bid on same format?

A: The coefficient Price sheet has been updated.

10. It is almost impossible to collect PPQ reviews from previous Cos and have them ready by 9/26/24. Is it possible to extend bid date or accept CPARS or similar PPQ reviewed for previous bods to include here?

A: PPQs will be accepted but will not be replaced by CPARS.

11. RFP indicates that Government will award two contracts. during our site visit it was mentioned that government may award three or more contract. please clarify total number of awards. Because it will affect our assumptions of possible award per year and that affect our coefficient factor calculation.

A: It was stated 2-3 during site visit but the official awardee number is 2.

12. SOW lit contractors’ staff under paragraph 3.2 and indicates many to be available full time on site. This is a small SABER contract and keeping staff on site means very high OH and high Coefficient factor. Is it possible to have one qualified person with Safet, QC certificate as PM on site to reduce OH and Coefficient factor.

A: The Superintendent should be separate; the QC and Safety can be the same on site.

13. There are many holes and pipe cut off at walls. Is it part of SOW to repair and patch holes before painting?

A: Yes. Patch and repair holes before painting.

14. There are many windows need adjustment. Is it part of SOW? Or we only paint them as they are?

A: Yes. Adjust windows as needed.

15. Many windows cracked. Some painted and some not. Should we replace all cracked windows with wire chicken glass windows and then match existing condition for paint?

A: Replace all cracked windows with wire chicken glass. Do not paint new and existing glass windows. If glass windows are painted, remove paint and clean windows as stated in para. 9.7 of the Specific Requirements of Project.

16. Should we assume all existing paint are hot and need abatement?

A: No. Do not assume all existing paint is hot and need abatement. Contractor must have an LBP survey completed to determine if all existing exterior paint is hot.

17. Lower part of Sheet metal skin around bldg. needs to be replaced. Would you please clarify material? It looks like sheet metal covered by transit.

A: Refer to para. 9.11 Removal of Hanger Door Skin.

18. Existing copper Gutter and downspouts remain as is and only clen and paint. No repair needed.

A: Clean and paint existing copper roof gutters and metal downspouts IAW the specification in 09 90 00-SPECIFICATION PAINTS AND COATINGS HISTORIC BUILDINGS. Minor adjustments may be warranted.

19. Does government have CAD drawings for bldg. 300 to share with contractor.

A: No CAD drawings available, only pdf files are available.

20. Should new door hardware match existing?

A: Refer to para. 9.6., Specification 08 71 00 SPECIFICATIO DOOR HARDWARE

HISTORICAL BUILDINGS AND 08 11 13 SPECIFICATION STEEL DOORS ANS FRAMES

HISTORIC BUILDING.

21. Will government cut and remove trees and bushes to clear around building? Also, dirt piles up against walls that need to be removed. Or all is part of SOW by Contractor?

A: Base Grounds contractor will trim the building trees and bushings. Dirt piled up against the building walls removed.

22. Attachment_08___Section_L_Instructions_to_Offerors states that the maximum page count for the technical submittal is not to exceed 15 pages. Our company’s QC plan and employee resumes alone exceed this page count. Please advise how you would like us to proceed, can the page count be increased?

A: The page count will be increased.

23. Attachment_00___Solicitation_for_FA466424R0004, Section B - Supplies or Services & Prices or Costs, estimated quantities, shows there are “1000 jobs” for Items 0001, 1001, 2001, 3001, and 4001please confirm this is supposed to state (1 jobs) per item 0002?

A: Attachment 00 quantity has been changed.

24. Can the current proposal date be extended?

A: Yes, it had been extended to Oct 11, 2024.

25. Is a SSHO or Safety Manager required for this SABER Contract? If so, is the SSHO or Safety Managers salary to be included in the coefficient?

A: Yes. This are included in your coefficient.

26. Can the SSHO or Safety Managers be a collateral position with the Project Superintendent or Quality Control Manager?

A: The Superintendent should be separate; the QC and Safety can be the same on site.

27. Please confirm a designated site Superintendent is required for each task order? FARS 52.236-6 Superintendence by the Contractor, “At all times during performance of this contract and until the work is completed and accepted, the Contractor shall directly superintend the work or assign and have on the worksite a competent superintendent who is satisfactory to the Contracting Officer and has authority to act for the Contractor.”

A: Confirmed. A designated site superintendent is required for each task order.

28. Please confirm a designed site Superintendent is required for each task order?

UFGS 01 30 00

28a. 1.7 SUPERVISION

A: Per Task Order.

28b. 1.7.1 Superintendent Qualifications

A: Per Task Order.

28c. 1.7.2 Minimum Communication Requirements

A: Per Task Order.

28d. Have at least one qualified superintendent, or competent alternate, capable of reading, writing, and conversing fluently in the English language, on the jobsite at all times during the performance of Contract work. In addition, if a Quality Control (QC) representative is required on the Contract, then that individual must also have fluent English communication skills.”

A: Confirmed. A designated site superintendent is required for each task order.

29. Please confirm a designed SSHO/Safety manager is required per site?

29a. EM-385 (2-4.b) states the following. “Site safety and Health Officer (SSHO). SSHOs must be present at the site of work and located so they have full mobility and reasonable access to all major work operations occurring during the shift.” And to enforce the job site APP and AHA’s

29b. Per EM-385 (2-4.b) , and our companies’ years of experience in GOV contracting a SSHO or (Safety Manager as called out per the solicitation) is required to be on the work site at all times per Task Order to maintain site safety.

29a-b A: Confirmed. A designated Safety manager is required for each task order.

30. Will there be a site visit for the seed project?

A: The site visit was completed 20 September 2024.

31. Please provide lead and asbestos report for the seed project.

A: There’s no lead and asbestos report available on this building.

32. Please confirm if a bid guarantee/bond is required and in what amount?

A: An Offer (bid) guarantee is required when Performance and Payment Bonds are required for any construction contract (IDIQ awardees) exceeding $150,000; this is IAW FAR 28.102-1(a).

33. On Attachment 00 Standard Form 1442, Item 13b notes that an offer guarantee is required.

We wanted to clarify whether this statement still holds true since we are unable to locate any other documents that specify the bid bond amount.

A: An offer guarantee will be required on each TO.

34. What is the proposed amount that shall be filled in block 17 of the SF 1442? Base year only or total Base year and all option years?

A: The SF 1442 CLINs will be updated.

35. In Section L, para graph 5.1 call “In lieu of filling out Section B, Supplies or Services Prices, Offerors shall be required to submit pricing on the attached pricing schedule in order to meet the requirements outlined in Section M of the solicitation”

While para graph 5.3 requires “the Offeror shall submit coefficients for all CLINs and SLINs identified in Section B.”

A: This language is interchangeable – Section B has been updated along with the CLINs.

36. If CLIN 0002 is identified as having no cost incurred to the Contractor, should the offeror fill it with $0.00 or leave it blank?

A: The CLINs on Attachment 00 have been updated per Amend 01.

37. Please clarify if the proposed unit price for each CLIN (0001, 1001, 2001, 3001, 4001) in Section B will be the total price of the Seed project, the value provided in the digital e4Clicks file or PDF, and multiply with the proposed coefficient for each year.

A: The CLINs on Attachment 00 have been updated per Amend 01.

38. Please clarify what additional documentation regarding the rationale is used to determine their coefficients as required in Section L, paragraph 5.2.

A: Section B of Attachment 00 (Solicitation) has been updated.

39. Section L, paragraph 5.2. states that “NOTE: Sections K, L, and M will be removed from the resulting MARB SABER IDIQ contract award but will be considered incorporated by reference.”

40. Please clarify what are the basic criteria for the offerors to follow.

A: They will be removed after the contract award as noted. Please continue to follow Section L as these are the pre-award instructions to all offerors.

41. Attachment_03___Coefficient_Pricing_Worksheet; Please clarify what are Option 1, Option 2, Option 3 and Option 4 in columns D, E,F and G.

A: Attachment 03 has been updated.

42. Attachment_03___Coefficient_Pricing_Worksheet; Please clarify how to determine the Weight of each year in column I.

A: Attachment 03 has been updated.

43. As the extensive requirements of this SABER IDIQ, the offeror usually needs about one month to finish the proposal especially at the end of fiscal year. Therefore, we request the Government to extend the proposal due date to October 11, 2024.

A: It has been updated to October 11, 2024.

44. In Attachment 10 PPQ its states the following “Our areas of interest regarding the offeror are summarized in the enclosed questionnaire. In order to meet the acquisition milestones, we request your written response no later than no later than 20 Sept 2024 after your receipt of this letter. Can you explain what response it is you need and can we still respond.

A: Attachment 10 date has been updated to reflect proposal due date of Oct 11, 2024.

45. Could the Government provide guidance as to how to complete Attachment 03 – Coefficient Pricing Worksheet? Is KTR input required in columns D, E, F, and G, since we would already be inputting a coefficient into column C under “Base Year”, “OY1”, “OY2” etc? What input is required for column I, “Weight”? Totals in column K (“Total Evaluated Price”) calculate using cell K4, what value is the KTR required to input in cell K4? For your awareness, we noticed Cell H8 does not average. It might be beneficial to shade which cells require KTR input, and leave the cells that don’t require KTR input unshaded.

45a. Given the short turnaround on this proposal, would the Government accept the following in regards to PPQs: KTR is to Complete Section 1 (Contract Identification) and Section 2 (Customer or Agency Identification), and email the form to the Customer or Agency POC, with the requested Air Force POCs (jerimy.bell@us.af.mil and/or michael.vu.7@us.af.mil) on copy on or before the Proposal due date/time; Or is the Government requiring fully completed PPQs (Section 1-4) to be sent from the Customer or Agency POC directly to the Air Force POCs on or before the proposal due/date time?

45b. Per page A-2 Thru A-5 Note 9.11 states to repair approximately 3000’ SF of 22 Guage Custom Rolled Corrugated metals. However, during the site walk it was stated that only the bottom section, approximately 7’ would need to be replaced. This would l be approximately 1500 SF not 3000 SF. Please advise the on the correct footage to be replaced.

45a-b A: The contractor shall remove and replace the full hangar door skin, approx. 3000’ SF of 22-gauge custom rolled corrugated metal siding as stated in Note. 9.11 of Page A-2 thru A-5.

46. Per Page A-2 Thru A-5 Note 9.1 Remove and dispose of all cables, wires, pipes, conduit, junction boxes or mounting hardware, which are severed, disconnected, capped or otherwise no longer in use.

Can the facility please quantify the amount of material that will be removed due to the above description of scope to have a fair and reasonable quote from all parties bidding.

A. The gov. do not have exact amount of each material mentioned on the list above.

mailto:jerimy.bell@us.af.mil.

mailto:amy.crain.1@us.af.mil

47. RE: Attachment 08 – Section L Instructions to Offerors, 3.2.1 Technical, 3.2.4.2 Subfactor 2

– Bonding Capacity states – The Offeror shall provide evidence of its ability to obtain the maximum single award/ TO performance and payment bonding capacity of $1M and a minimum multiple project aggregate bonding capacity of $5M per year.

Statement: Table 2.1 only allows 15 pages for Volume I Technical and section 3.1 only allows for 31 pages.

Will Subfactor 2 – Bonding Capacity requirements be excluded from the page count or submitted under 5.0 Volume III?

A: The page count in section 2.1 and 3.1 have been updated on Section L.

48. RE: Attachment 08 – Section L Instructions to Offerors, 3.2.1 Technical, 3.2.4.4 Subfactor 4

– Seed Project.

Statement: Table 2.1 only allows 15 pages for Volume I Technical and section 3.1 only allows for 31 pages. Total page count on the seed project can be 20+ pages.

Will Subfactor 4 – Seed Project requirements be excluded from the page count?

A: The page count in section 2.1 and 3.1 have been updated on Section L.

49. RE: Attachment 17 SABER Master Spec Vol 1, 1.5 Task Order Selection Process, 1.5.1 states

- The Government anticipates awarding one (1) SABER IDIQ contract.

AND

RE: Attachment 09, - Section M Evaluation Factors for Award, Section 1.2 states - The USG intends to award two (2) contracts for the March Air Reserve Base (MARB) Simplified Acquisition of Base Engineer Requirements (SABER) Indefinite-Delivery, Indefinite-Quantity (IDIQ) Program.

Is the government intending on awarding one or two SABER contracts?

A: Two awardees under one SABER – this is a Multiple award IDIQ.

50. RE: Attachment 17 SABER Master Spec Vol 1, 1.1 Cost Estimating Software Requirements

1.1.3 states - The Contractor shall maintain, the most current version of both the software program and databases and the annual updates to both, as they become available from RSMeans for the life of the contract. The Contractor and the Government shall both have the most current version of the software and databases at all times.

AND

RE: Attachment 08 – Section L Instructions to Offerors, 3.2.4.4 Subfactor 4 – Seed Project, 3.2.4.4 states - The Offeror shall provide a price proposal that includes the proposed CLINs with pricing (based on proposed coefficients) and quantities applicable for executing the Seed Project through the usage of RS- Means (Unburdened) Cost Database estimating software (e4Clicks) or approved equivalent. The proposed CLINs will be evaluated for technical acceptability. The Offeror’s proposal shall be sent with a digital e4Clicks file, PDF, and conceptual drawings needed to evaluate proposed CLINs and quantities.

50a. Is the Contractor to provide RS Means estimating software to the Government?

A: No.

50b. If so, how many seats of estimating software does the Contractor have to provide to the Government?

A: N/A

50c. If so, will the Contractor be responsible for installing the software on the Government’s system and maintaining the software i.e. updates and trouble shooting?

A. N/A.

50d. If so, what estimating software is the Contractor to provide, Cost Works or e4Clicks?

A: N/A.

50e. If it is e4Clicks, is the Contractor to provide e4Clicks Pro desk top version or server version?

A: N/A

50f. Does the Government want a digital e4Clicks file and PDF copy of the seed project estimate?

A: Both.

51. RE: Attachment 17 SABER Master Spec Vol 1, 1.1 Cost Estimating Software Requirements,

1.1.4 states - Each of the Contractor(s) shall provide the Government three (3) copies of the current/latest RSMeans, Facilities Construction Cost Data books. Copies of the current edition shall be provided within 21 days of contract award and subsequent editions within 21 days of exercised Option Year(s).

51a. Is the Contractor to provide 3 hard copies and 3 electronic copies of RS Means Facility Construction Data books?

A: 3 Hard Copies.

52. RE: Attachment 17 SABER Master Spec Vol 1, 1.1.5 Training, 1.1.1.5.1 states - Over the life of the contract, each Contractor shall provide one (1) each, 3-day RSMeans CostWorks software training course and two (2) each, 2-day, RSMeans Cost Estimating training cour

a) Each contractor shall be responsible for and assume the cost of training 9 government employees. Training shall be conducted at a Government facility to be identified by the

Contracting Officer. The RSMeans CostWorks software training course and the initial RSMeans Cost Estimating training course shall be scheduled and conducted no later than 45 calendar days after contract award. Subsequent RSMeans Cost Estimating training course shall be scheduled and conducted no later than 45 days after the exercise of Option Year 2 of the contract. The Contractor shall provide all laptops, books, workbooks, and any other training materials (if required). Government provided internet/network connections will not be available for Contractor use during the training. Training shall be conducted by certified RSMeans instrutors.

52a. Is the Contractor to provide 1 – 3-day CostWorks or e4Clicks software estimating training course?

A: E4Clicks.

52b. Is the Contractor to provide 2 – 2-day RSMeans Cost Estimating data training by a certified RSMeans instructor?

A: Yes.

53. RE: Attachment 17 SABER Master Spec Vol 1, 1.3 Coefficient, 1.3.7 states - Coefficients will represent the maximum amount authorized on task orders. Contractors may propose lower coefficients on individual task orders in order to gain a competitive advantage on the task order

53a. Is the Contractor to assume that all task orders are to be competed?

A: Yes

54. In terms of solicitation and contract requirements, if there is a conflict between any of the solicitation documents, which document(s) takes precedence over the others?

A: None

55. Can the QC, SSHO, and Superintendent roles be performed by the same individual on the seed project?

A: Repeat. See response above.

56. Please confirm whether the contractor's scope of work includes not only hazardous material testing but also the abatement of potential hazardous materials.

A: Confirmed. If testing produce positive result, abatement will be completed by contractor.

57. Due to the close proximity to the airfield, can we assume that a FOD (Foreign Object Debris) prevention plan will be required?

A: Contractors work plan should specify a prevention plan for airfield and aircraft FOD.

58. Please confirm that all painted windows are not required to have stamped chicken wire.

A: Refer to para.9.7. All windows, painted or not painted, will have the stamped chicken wire.

59. Please confirm that the boarded-up/cemented windows are no longer part of our scope of work

A: Refer to SOW para.9.5.

60. Please confirm that the only pipe/conduit to be removed is the one shown in the attached photo, located on the northwest side of the building.

A: Refer to para.9.1

61. Please confirm that we are not required to replace any window frames, as discussed during the site visit, and that only the cracked windowpanes are to be replaced.

A: Refer to para.9.3.

62. Please confirm that Hangar 300 will remain unoccupied throughout the entire duration of construction.

A: Hanger 300 will be minimum occupied at all times. During construction, Contractor will prevent any construction debris from entering the building interior.

63. Due to the additional abatement scope of work, we are requesting an extension of the project period of performance (POP) to 180 calendar days.

A: Proposed POP extension to 180 calendar days is acceptable.

64. For the light fixture scheduled for removal on the north face of Hangar 300, should we remove all conduit back to the point of connection (POC)?

A: YES. Refer to para. 9.1. Remove conduit back to the point of connection.

65. Please confirm if all doors are to match the appearance of the door shown in the attached photo (Door.jpg).

A: Missing photo.

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