Questions_and_Answers_25SEP15.pdf

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FA4801-15-R-0035

Remove Replace Lockers, Questions and Answers, 25 September 2015

1. Will the benches at the base of the lockers be removed?

a. No, the benches will not be removed.

2. Are the lockers bolted down?

a. Yes.

3. When were the lockers initially installed?

a. October 2001.

4. Are the lockers required to be sloped at the top?

a. Yes.

5. Do the lockers have tile behind them?

a. No, there is cinderblock behind the lockers, however there are a limited number of tiles available should they be needed.

6. Should users be able to use their own personal locks on the lockers or are locks required to be installed?

a. Yes personal use locks will be authorized so they can be cut at the end of each day if necessary, and the contractor is not required to provide the locks.

7. Is a cover for the spacer required for the men’s locker room?

a. Yes there is a column in the center of a wall of lockers that requires a cover to be utilized for a seamless look with the surrounding lockers.

8. What is the requested color?

a. Tan.

9. What is the shelf height required for the lockers?

a. Standard shelving height of 8 inches from top of locker is acceptable

(THIS IS A CHANGE FROM WHAT WAS PREVIOUSLY REQUESTED).

10. Where will the lockers be moved to?

a. The lockers will be moved to DRMO. The government will utilize forklifts to remove the lockers once the contractor transports them to DRMO.

11. Can the contractors use the entrance nearest to the locker rooms to transport the lockers into the building?

a. Yes.

12. What is the load capacity of the concrete near the entrance of the building closest to the lockers?

a. Concrete is standard 4” and is not designated to support a vehicle, hand trucks may be utilized for this effort.

No further questions will be accepted as the closing date and time as annotated on the solicitation has passed.

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