Blast Booth QA.pdf
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- Blast Booth Removal Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA910124QB034
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This document contains a set of questions and answers related to the removal of a blast booth under Solicitation Number FA910124QB034. The key details are:
The blast booth is located on-site with utilities (air, electric, gas, water) already disconnected. The booth is sitting on top of concrete and does not need to be removed from the concrete. Torches can be used on-site as long as proper fire watch protocols are followed. The work is expected to take approximately 4 days with a 2-person crew, and can be performed Monday through Thursday from 6am to 4:30pm, with every other Friday from 6:30am to 4pm. The dimensions of the roll-up doors next to the blast booth and dust collector are provided. The agency plans to award the contract immediately after the due date, and the contractor can mobilize without any prior submittals. No hazardous materials like lead or asbestos are present, and the large air receiver tank next to the booth will remain. The blast booth itself is steel construction that is mostly bolted together.
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Other files for this federal contract opportunity
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Wage Determination 2015-5455.pdf | ||
| Blast Booth QA.pdf | ||
| Blast Booth QA.pdf | ||
| FA9101-24-Q-B034 - Combined Synopsis Solicitation.docx | DOCX document | |
| Atch 1 Blast Booth Removal Specifications.pdf | ||
| Atch 2 Provision and clauses..pdf | ||
| Atch 3 Blast Booth Pictures.pdf |
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Question Answer
Are all utilities: air, electric, gas and water disconnected from unit or will they be prior to our arrival? YES
2 Is the blast room base embedded in the concrete or sitting on top of the concrete? Sitting on top of the concrete
If embedded, are we required to remove from the concrete and pour concrete back?
Or can we cut flush with concrete? N/A
Are we allowed to use torches in this location as long as proper fire watch protocols are followed? YES
What site personnel are we required to have and can we act in a dual role? We see this as a two-man demo for approx. 4 days with no need for increased cost due to added personnel roles.
What ever personnel you need to perform the operation.
6 What are the work hours and can we work over the weekend?
We are here from 0600 Monday thru Thursday and 0630 to 1600 every other Friday.
It appears that there is a roll-up door alongside the dust collector, what are the dimensions of this door, H’xW’?
The door next to the dust collector is 16’ wide by 16’ tall. The roll-up door near the blast room is 20’ wide X 16’ high. The dust collector is outside the building, the blast room is inside the building.
How quickly are you looking to award after due date? Immediately
How quickly will we be able to mobilize after award and what submittals will be required prior to mobilization?
No submittals required, and able to mobilize after notice of award
We have our SDVOSB & HubZone certifications, will these be considered for the contract?
No, we must award in accordance with the solicitation
11 Will a bond be required? No
Is there any lead, asbestos or other hazmat materials that will have to be remediated before dismantling begins? Or will just standard safe work practices be sufficient?
There is no lead, asbestos or any other hazardous materials that we know of in that blast room
The large rusty pressure tank shown in picture next to outside hopper is NOT to be removed, correct?
The large tank is an air receiver that belongs to the facility that will not be removed.
FA9101-24-Q-B034 Blast Booth Removal Questions and Answers
Is there known information as to the construction of the blast booth i.e. (welded or bolted, inner wall materials)?
The blast room is steel construction and for the most part it is bolted together.
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