Final Question and Answer Sheet.pdf

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PMAA, HPSF, BOAT DOCK
Solicitation number
DQ1 PMAA 2016001616 3
Issued by
Kit Carson County, Denver City, Colorado

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This is a Final Question and Answer Sheet for DQ1 2016*1616, a floating boat dock procurement project in Colorado. The document addresses key technical specifications and site conditions clarified during the bidding process. The project requires a gangway of at least 5 feet in length, with water depths varying significantly across the dock locations—approximately 15 feet at one dock and approximately 8 feet at the other docks. Bidders are informed that minimal assembly at the jobsite is preferred, though complete pre-assembly is not mandatory. A 6-foot-wide dock configuration is acceptable for this project, and extension legs may be required for the boat lift given the approximately 8-foot water depth at that location.

The question and answer sheet serves as clarification documentation for prospective bidders and does not specify pricing terms, set-asides, contract duration, or funding information in the provided content. This document functions as a technical reference to ensure bidders have accurate site and specification data necessary to prepare compliant proposals for the floating boat dock project.

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DQ1 2016*1616 – Floating Boat Dock Question and Answer Sheet

1) How long of a Gang Way is needed?

a. Answer: At least 5 feet

2) How deep is the water at the 29‐32’?

a. Answer: Approximately 15 feet on one of the docks, approximately 8 feet on the other docks

3) Does everything have to be assembled?

a. Answer: We would prefer minimal assembly at the jobsite

4) Will a 6’ Wide dock be Acceptable?

a. Answer: Yes

5) How deep is the water where the boat lift is going to be? Extension legs might be required on boat lift.

a. Answer: Approximately 8 feet

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