Turnstile Replacements Questions and Anwers.pdf
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- Replacement of six full-height Turnstiles
- Solicitation number
- FA930226Q0050
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This is a Questions and Answers document for a turnstile replacement project at Buildings 1810 and 1820. The document clarifies key requirements and constraints for contractors performing the work.
Single turnstiles with matching control boards are required for both buildings. Turnstiles must be pre-built and brought to the site; on-site welding is not preferred. Red and green lights are mandatory components. Contractors may reuse existing bolts from the old turnstiles. Work hours are restricted to 7 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday. The government will provide photographic references of model stickers and overalls for both buildings, and contractors are prohibited from taking their own pictures. Connections to Hirsch components are out of scope, though cables may be left hanging. Provision of extra parts is not required. Critical to project sequencing, turnstiles must be replaced one at a time—once an old turnstile is removed, the new one must be installed immediately; plywood placement is not permitted during the removal phase, and all turnstiles cannot be removed simultaneously. The building manager will handle power shutoff at the Hirsch breakers as needed.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Turnstiles photos.docx | DOCX document | |
| Sign-In Sheet - Turnstiles.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA930226Q0050.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA930226Q0050 2.pdf | ||
| SOW - 6 Turnstiles Replacement.pdf | ||
| Solicitation - FA930226Q0050.pdf | ||
| Wage Determination 29 April 2026.pdf |
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Turnstile Replacemnt - Bldg. 1810 and 1820
Questions and Answers
1. Do you prefer double or single turnstiles?
Single turnstiles and control board must be for single as well.
2. Are the contractors allowed to weld on site?
Preferably to bring the turnstiles built.
3. Are the contractors allowed to place plywood once the old turnstile is down?
No, once you remove one turnstile the new one must go in.
4. Are red and green lights required?
Yes, they are required.
5. Can the contractors use the old bolts?
Yes, contractors may use the old bolts.
6. What hours are the contractors allowed to work?
Contractors are allowed to work from 7 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday.
7. Can the contractors take pictures?
No, we are providing pictures of model stickers and an overall for both 1810 and 1820.
8. Will the contractors provide extra parts?
No, that is out of scope of the requirement.
9. Are the contractors connecting the turnstiles to the Hirsch components?
No, cables for connection can be left hanging. Connections are out of scope.
10. Are the Hirsch breaks identified to shut off the power?
Building manager will handle shutting it off when needed.
11. Can all turnstiles be removed at once?
No, once one turnstile is removed, the new one must go in.
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