Q&A_RIO_RIF_Relocation_Part_2.docx

RIO/RIO Relocation Site Visit Questions & Answers, Part 2

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Q1. Flooring demolition plan only out lines removal of the access floor. Is it the owners’ intent to leave the existing floors in place for the new areas that will receive flooring?

A1. No. All existing flooring to be removed. The raised floor indication was so costs could be delineated between raised floor demo and floor tile demo.

Q2. Drawing I-101 indicates that finish paint will only be applied to walls as indicated on the drawings. Isn't it your intent to paint the entire space and all walls?

A2. Yes, all walls will be painted, the indications on sheet I-101 are specifically calling out accent wall colors, any wall not indicated shall be painted PNT 1 as indicated and noted on the schedule, please refer to schedule.

Q3. Drawing A-201 depicts installing new windows in the existing building skin. It identifies that the steel framing for these openings exists already and is not new. Is it safe to assume that the steel is existing and no new steel or masonry work will need to be performed only siding and window removals to accommodate the new window installation?

A3. This is true for the south side of the building only, the east wall window work will require steel/masonry work, see images provided in Q&A Part 1 responses.

Q4. Can you furnish the contact information for the heating and air conditioning controls vendor that performs the maintenance work for the building?

A4. Johnson Controls is the manufacturer of the HVAC Controls systems that is used, we do not have a service contract in place.

Q5. In consideration that the building is under ownership of Rome Research, is a City of Rome permit is NOT required?

A5. No, a building permit is not required from the City of Rome.

Q6. In the Q&A Part 1 document, it is stated that the floor tile in the area is assumed to be hot pertaining to asbestos, does this include the mastic?

A6. Yes.