Questions and Answers.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file related to a fencing project. The Q&A addresses several key aspects of the project, including technical and procedural requirements. Key details include: no signed shop drawings with wind load calculations are required, the contractor is responsible for submitting dig permits, no clearing and grubbing is needed at the sites, grounding is not required, and all three fence sections can be completed simultaneously with a submitted work plan to Contracting and the Customer. Additionally, the contractor must restore the grounds to their original state after completing the work, with a requirement to provide details such as project timelines, site superintendents, and project managers.
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Q. Are signed and sealed shop drawings with wind load calculations required?
A. No
Q. Who will run the permits?
A. Contractor is responsible for submitting dig permits.
Q. Is clearing and grubbing needed or are the sites clear?
A. Clearing and grubbing is not needed at any of the sites.
Q. Is grounding required?
A. No
Q. Can all three sections of the fence be completed at one time, or would it be by phases?
A. They can all be completed at one time provided that a plan is submitted to Contracting and the Customer showing how the work will be completed, if there will be Superintendents/Project Manager’s at each job site, timeline to get things done, etc.
Q. How much “yard restoration” do you require
A. Grounds must be restored to their original state once work is completed.
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