24Q0037 Building lease QandA 6 May 24 -Rev 1.xlsx
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- Solicitation number
- FA480924Q0037
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This document is a Q&A (Questions and Answers) related to Solicitation FA480924Q0037 for a contract to lease modular office space, including communications, water, sewer, and electrical connections, as part of a design and lease contract to provide temporary administrative office space for the Air Task Force at Seymour Johnson Air Force Base.
The key details are: 1) No site visit will be conducted, as the government has provided layout details in the Statement of Work (SOW); 2) The government will provide water, sewer, and electrical services within 5 feet of the modular facility through a separate contract; 3) Three-phase electrical service will be provided from a 225 KVA transformer; 4) Interior noise attenuation for normal conversations is addressed in the SOW; 5) SIPR (Secure Internet Protocol Router) cabling is not required, only CAT6 cabling for NIPR (Non-secure Internet Protocol Router) is needed; and 6) Wireless access points are not required. Responses to questions are due by 12:00 PM EST on April 26, 2024, and the solicitation closes at 12:00 PM EST on May 8, 2024.
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Sheet1 FA480924Q0037 Q&A 6 May 2024 Rev 1
| Question | Answer | ||
| 1 | Will there be a site visit for this job? | No, The government has included all pertintent layouts in the SOW. Please reference Page 19 (Figuire 2) for a picture of utility areas. | |
| 2 | Do you have a list of SABER contractors on base? | Midnight Sun Centennial Kirratchiaq JV, LLC POC: Matt Sander (919) 566-1180 | |
| 3 | What size are the underground water/sewer? And at what depth are they? | Sewer line is 8in diameter. Water service line is 1.5in diameter. Water/sewer utilities will be run to within 5 feet of the modular facility by a separate government contract. | |
| 4 | How far away is the transformer? | Electrical service will be provided to within 5 feet of the modular facility by a separate government contract. Nearest medium-voltage (225 KVA, 120/208-volt) pad-mounted transformer will be provided IAW SOW section 3.5.1.2.A.1., within 15 feet of final modular facility connection point. | |
| 5 | For the electrical service coming to the building, will this be single phase or 3 Phase? | Three phase coming out of the 225 KVA government-provided transformer. | |
| 6 | Please confirm that the Government is bringing all utilities to the building skirting. | Water/sewer utilities will be run to within 5 feet of the modular facility by a separate government contract. | |
| 7 | Is the government intending to bring ALL utilities within 5’ of the building? | Yes - electric, water, comm, and sewer. The government needs to know the size and location of each respective connection point(s) at the modular facility. | |
| 8 | Are there any STC ratings throughout this building? | SOW Section 3.4.4.3. addresses interior office noise attenuation for normal conversations. | |
| 9 | Can you provide Acrylic Panel Signs sizes? | See Revised PWS. | |
| 10 | Is there enough water pressure for flush valve type fixtures, or should we plan for tank type? | There will be ample capactiy for flush valves. | |
| 11 | Can the electrical and communications boxes and conduits be installed in the walls, or are they to be surface mount? | NIPR and electric lines can be run within walls. SIPR lines not required | |
| 12 | Is awarded contractor to pull the communications back to the source? If so, what is the distance form modular building to source? | No, Contractor needs to pull all comm wires to a central point (comm rm). Base Communication contractors will pull fiber to the building. Either to a drop point on outside of facility, or into the facility comm room via entry point. | |
| 13 | Can you clarify if SIPR cabling is to be in conduits above the ceiling (or just in the walls)? | SIPR cabling not required. SIPR capable areas are ID'd for construction purposes only. | |
| 14 | Is the SIPR to be differentiated from the CAT6 comm? | See Answer to 13. | |
| 15 | CAT6 blue plenum throughout the building including SIPR with 2 connections per face plate. (9 drops in SIPR area, 48 drops in open space, 4 drops in closed office.) Is this what is desired or is the SIPR differentiated from the CAT6? If so, 1. Need cable type for SIPR. Cable quantity per faceplate. 3. Does this go to the same comm room as the rest of the communications? | See Answer to 13. | |
| 16 | Is it desired for Wireless Access Points? If so, how many access points do we need to cable for? | ||
| Will the government be bringing the OSP inside of the building or is the contractor to being the Outside Plant inside the building and terminate? | Not required |
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