Site Visit 2 Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Piping and Fuel Tank Corrosion Repair BPA
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- FA480325A0012
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This document is a Site Visit #2 Questions record for a potential contract at Shaw Air Force Base in South Carolina. The site visit covered multiple technical and logistical details about a tank and piping work project, including key specifications: the work is confined to one tank and piping site at Shaw AFB, utilities are available on-site, and an SPCC (Spill Prevention, Control, and Countermeasure) plan exists. Specific work parameters include wall penetrations requiring brick removal, potential valve work, requirements for capturing wash water with preapproval for pressure washing, and handling of potential piping incidents by cutting off valves and calling emergency services. The document indicates the project's frequency depends on funding, and no bulk fuel facilities or oil field equipment are involved. Additional site constraints include no on-base trailer parking, no job site storage facilities, and no lead testing required, as the fuel tanks are relatively new.
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Site Visit #2 Questions
1. Amount of job, how are they broken down?
One tank and piping are a work site.
2. Are the jobs on Shaw or at other locations.
Just at Shaw AFB, SC.
3. Are utilities available at all sites?
Yes.
4. Is there an SPCC plan?
Yes, there is a list of tank/piping that need to be worked on. We will disclose those once the Agreement is awarded.
5. Do we need to capture wash water?
Yes, capture water unless preapproved.
6. Are we able to simple pressure wash?
With preapproval, yes.
7. Is there any Hazardous Waste guidance.
Hazardous waste is covered in the Statement of Work.
8. Will there be any impact on signage?
No.
9. Will there be wall penetrations?
Yes, bricks will be taken out for access.
10. Will valves be included in the work?
Some valves may be included in the working area.
11. Will we work on any bulk fuel facilities?
No, there is nothing in bulk fuel that you will be working on.
12. Will there be any oil field equipment?
No.
13. How do we add in per diem?
You can add any incidentals into the mobilization/demobilization.
14. How often will we be called upon for the job?
That depends on funding.
15. Drain protection/bottles?
No, there are concrete slabs for all sites.
16. Will lead tests be required?
No, all fuel tanks are fairly new.
17. What is the protocol for busted piping?
Cut off the valve and call 911.
18. If we must call 911, will this cause a work stoppage?
Depends when/where it happens. If there is more work at another site, you will be able to move over to that one.
19. Will there be job site facilities/storage sites?
No, we don’t have anything like that.
20. Could we park a trailer and leave it on the base?
No.
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