Attachment 9 - B2371 Roof Repair Questions - Post Site Visit.pdf
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This document includes questions and answers related to a federal contract opportunity for roof repair work at an Air Force facility. The opportunity involves repairing metal roof panels on an existing roof. Key details include that the site visit was held on March 7th, questions about the work were due by March 12th, and proposals must be submitted by March 21st. Acceptable work can begin within 10 days of contract signing and must be completed within 30 days. Panel reuse and seam repair is allowed. Non-expanding foam cannot be used under edge trim. Securing edge panels with gasketed screws is permitted. Mobilization of crews and equipment qualifies as beginning work.
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FA489724R0003 – B2371 Roof Repair Ques�ons
12 May 2024
1. Can the panel closest to the edge of the roof have gasketed screws installed to help hold the metal down in the wind? Answer: I spoke with the Work Leader in the Structures Shop, Securing the edge panel down with gasketed screws into the purlins is acceptable.
2. It will take �me to schedule the crew and machinery, will the base allow for this? Documents say that that 10 days a�er signing the contract the work must begin.
Answer: The mobiliza�on of crew and movement of machinery is considered work, just be mindful of the amount of �me this takes as the agreed upon period of performance is 30 days.
Furthermore, in the event submitals are required ge�ng submitals approved would also be considered work.
3. Would non-expansive foam be allowed to be injected under the edge trim to prevent wind from infiltra�ng under the roof panels? Answer: We don’t know of any spray foam that does not expand. Not acceptable.
4. Can the exis�ng panels be reused/re-seamed? Answer: Yes, the panels can be reused/re-seamed one �me. The seams need to be folded over properly when re-seamed for solid integrity. Using the correct seamer is cri�cal.
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