Pre_Award_RFI-3_Response.pdf

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Solicitation #: FA8601-13-R-0052

ZHTV 11-0002, RENOVATE RESTROOMS F/20016

Pre-Award RFI-3

Q1. The televised exploratory work of the existing sanitary piping we expect to be recorded and delivered to your office. Is there a specific format you require?

Response: Video recording on a DVD will be acceptable.

Q2. What are the specific limitations to the ductwork cleaning? Are we including only the horizontal ductwork directly above the room or to include the exhaust risers? There needs to be some distance parameters.

Response: All exhaust ductwork is to be cleaned including risers. Contractor to include in their proposal an additional 100LF of vertical ductwork.

Q3. Understanding that we are to remove and replace the roof fan units, please clarify that there is

NO roof curb work.

Response: The existing roof curbs are to remain.

Q4. The specifications call for new backdraft dampers at the roof fans, requiring removal of the existing that are positioned in the ductwork riser and placement of the new into that same position. Is that correct? What is the duct riser size?

Response: The backdraft dampers shall be replaced per the specifications. Duct riser sizes are indicated on sheets M1 and M2

Q5. Drawing A3 plan 3/A3 finish plans in Rooms 151.A, 152.A and 153 indicate a Note 10- we believe this needs to be note 27. Please clarify.

Question & Response:are identical to Pre-Award RFI-2 Q3:

The use of Note #10 on the Vestibule Ceilings is in error in this instance. Coded notes 11 (gyp soffit to remain) and 27 (paint gyp soffit) are applicable. The finish drawings indicate these gyp. brd.

ceilings shall be painted per note 10.

Q6. Is it possible to plan on working 4- 10 hour days to minimize interruption to building users?

Response: Working hours for the contractor are limited to Monday through Friday between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m per Section 01 01 50 – Project General Requirements paragraph 1.3/G. The building is unlocked by it’s occupants and the Government cannot commit to access into the building except as specified.

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