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- Weed Abatement Services at Edwards AFB
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This is a Questions and Answers document clarifying scope details for a window and door cleaning project at Building B1040.
The work is limited to Building 1040 only and includes cleaning of two side double doors, one front double doors, eight tall floor-to-ceiling windows across the main front, and six large picture windows on the north end behind the fence. The windows in front are accessible from ground level; however, a manlift is required to reach the floor-to-ceiling windows behind mesh window protectors due to rock ground cover that must be traversed. The mesh window protectors must remain in place and should not be removed prior to cleaning. The work must be performed as a complete window-cleaning process rather than pressure washing alone. The bird waste requiring cleaning originates from ravens and small birds rather than pigeons.
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Q&A Q1. Are the windows requiring pressure washing located on multiple stories or are they all accessible from ground level?
The windows in front of B1040 are accessible from ground level, however a manlift will be required to reach the height of the floor to ceiling windows behind the mesh window protectors. Be advised there is rock ground cover that will need to be transversed with the manlift.
Q2. Does the scope require removal of the mesh window protectors prior to pressure washing, and should the window work be performed as a window-cleaning process or strictly pressure washing only?
The mesh window protectors should not be removed, yes perform as a window-cleaning process.
Q3. How many total windows are included across Buildings 1020, 1022A, and 1040
Only building 1040 window will be addressed, two (2) side double doors, one (1) front double doors, eight (8) tall floor to ceiling windows across the main front of the building and six (6) large picture windows behind the fence on the North end of the front face.
Q4. Please confirm whether pigeons are the source of the bird waste/debris necessitating pressure washing of the windows and walkways.
The bird waste is due to Ravens and small birds.
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