Questions Answered Reno.xlsx

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1. What are the minimum required site staffing positions for this task order?

2. Are the following roles required to be present full-time on site?

• Superintendent

• QC Manager

• SSHO

3. It is typically stated whether one, two or three individuals are required per task order the following personnel mixes are acceptable:

•One Person: Superintendent/QC/SSHO performed by single qualified individual •Two Person: Superintendent + QC/SSHO (dual role) or Superintendent/SSHO (dual role) + QC •Three Person: Superintendent + QC + SSHO

The solicitation references assumed existing gypsum board conditions, but the provided photo documentation does not clearly identify:

- Locations of existing gypsum board assemblies

- Quantities or approximate square footage of gypsum board to remain or be removed

- Visual confirmation (photos) of the referenced assemblies To ensure accurate planning, estimating, and execution, please provide:

- Annotated drawings or floor plans indicating gypsum board locations

- Estimated quantities (square footage or linear footage) per area

• “Replace all interior walls shown in the plans… with steel stud framed walls,”

• "Remove as much termite damaged framing as can be done without disturbing the cement asbestos board sheathing on the restroom sides of the walls."

These directives appear to conflict.

Please clarify the following:

1. Is the intent to demolish all wood framing and reframe walls with steel studs (Hallways, Rooms)?

2. Is the intent to leave the walls that have gypsum, with the possibility that the may contain ACM?

2. Remove only termite damaged wood framed walls without disturbing ACM. Please clearly identify locations.

3. If it is to be abated, who is responsible for conducting the abatement—Owner, GC, or a third-party contractor?

3.2.2.1 states to demolish ceiling in the first floor corridor.

Section 3.1.11 identifies areas of the building with suspected hazardous materials (Hazmat), while Section 3.2.2.1 directs demolition of the ceiling in the first floor corridor. To ensure safe and compliant execution of demolition activities, please confirm:

1. Whether the ceiling materials in the first floor corridor should be treated as potentially containing hazardous materials, given the general Hazmat concerns noted in 3.1.11.

1. Floor plans or elevations showing existing wall locations

- Section 3.2.2.7 states: “Install VCT in areas where it is missing on the room floors.”

- Section 3.2.2.10 states: “Paint all concrete floors which do not have floor coverings.”

Please clarify which areas are to receive VCT and which are to receive paint. Additionally, please confirm:

- Are all floors concrete?

- Specific rooms or zones on the floor plan that require painting.

- Total square footage (SF) of concrete floors to be painted.

Please confirm the following:

“For purpose of this contract, it is assumed that the existing two layers of 3/8” thick (or single layer of ¾” thick) gypsum board on one side of existing wood studs when combined with similar sheathing, or new 5/8” type X gypsum board on the opposite side of the wall, meets this requirement.”

• Nearest service connection point (location and connection type)

• Identification of each pipe (e.g., sanitary sewer, storm drain, domestic water)

• Pipe sizes (diameter and material type)

Showing all light fixtures, exit signs, occupancy sensors, and ceiling-mounted electrical devices.

• One-Line Diagrams:

For all electrical distribution systems, including service entrance, transformers, panels, and subpanels.

• Full Building Electrical Plans:

Including:

For all electrical panels, including:

To support effective project delivery and minimize delays or rework, we respectfully request approval for a second round of Q&A following the initial response to submitted RFIs. This would allow the project team to:

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