_RFI_Answers.pdf

LAST UPDATED: 6/26/2017

Requests For Information

N40085-18-Q-2123

Bullet Resistant Window and Door

RFI #1: What is the intended final wall finish?

Answer #1: Paint same color as existing

RFI #2: Are Voice ports requires – Quantity?

Answer #2: Yes (2) -- arched voice port is preferred.

RFI #3: Provide quantity of transaction trays -2" Depth?

Answer #3: 2 trays -2” depth is acceptable

RFI #4: Is Laminate counter allowed?

Answer #4: If similar to existing counter

RFI #5: Can door Finish be wood laminate?

Answer #5: Door must meet bullet resistant threat level 3

RFI #6: Can existing screen be left in place rolled up?

Answer #6: Existing screen shall be removed and returned to the government

RFI #7: Can Fiberglass panels be installed over existing Gypsum?

Answer #7: Panels must be installed according to manufactures instructions

RFI #8: Do we reuse existing hardware?

Answer #8: No, new hardware is required

RFI #9: 10' Glass requires an oversize fee can the opening be divided to 3 framed sections?

Answer #9: 3 sections is acceptable but, frameless is required

RFI #10: Can work be performed on Weekends?

Answer #10: No

RFI #11: What are the afterhours work times?

Answer #11: Pass and ID closes at 1530, arrangements will be made with the COR if work needs to be performed afterhours.

RFI #12: Who is responsible for moving owner’s furniture and equipment?

Answer #12: Owner will move furniture and computers.

RFI #13: Will owner disable any Data connections required to be moved?

Answer #13: Yes

RFI #14: Please confirm that fiberglass panels do not go above existing ceiling.

Answer #14: No fiberglass panels above ceiling

RFI #15: The project calls for the installation of new bullet resistant panels on the wall. The panels are not finished. How would the Navy like to finish the walls?

Answer #15: See RFI answer #1

RFI #16: The plans do not call for any type of document pass thru after the bullet resistant window is installed. How does the Navy intend to receive documents from visitors?

Answer #16: See RFI answer #3

RFI #17: What is the vertical extent of the bullet resistant panels?

Answer #17: The extent of the cage, 4 feet plus

RFI #18: What should the material of the bullet resistant door be made of? Wood or metal?

Answer #18: See RFI answer #5

RFI #19: Is a new counter being installed? If so, What is the material and how would the Navy like it supported?

Answer #19: Yes, similar to existing material

RFI #20: Is the contractor painting the walls after completion or is this being handled by others?

Answer #20: Contractor will paint the walls after completion.

RFI #21: There is the roll up shutter door that will be removed and is still in excellent condition. Does the Navy want to take ownership of that door after removal or should the contractor plan on disposal?

Answer #21: See RFI answer #6

RFI #22: The size of the window exceeds the size of the polycarbonate that can be supplied. This will require two windows being installed with a center Mullion. Is that acceptable to the Navy?

Answer #22: Two windows is acceptable but frameless is required.

RFI #23: Is there a specific keying system that the Navy uses on it’s cylinders for the door? or should we just provide the factory standard?

Answer #23: Deadbolt, Navy standard