Amendment 0003.pdf

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2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 3. EFFECTIVE DATE 4. REQUISITION/PURCHASE REQ. NO. PROJECT NO. (If applicable) 0003 09/22/2025

6. ISSUED BY Code N40085 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6.) Code

NAVFACSYSCOM MID-ATLANTIC

PWD NORFOLK

FACILITIES ENGINEERING & ACQ DIV

9324 VIRGINIA AVENUE

NORFOLK, VA 23511

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., street, county, State and ZIP Code) 9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

N40085-25-R-0147

9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

09/04/2025

10A. MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

CODE FACILITY CODE

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offers is extended is not extended. Offers must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended, by one of the following methods: (a) By completing items 8 and 15, and returning _1 _ copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted; or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (if required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS,

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14. ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATION CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103 (b).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER: (specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

N4008525R0147, NSN, LP-21, 33, 34 Renovate Annex 705-Compliance, NAVAL STATION NORFOLK, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

SEE SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

Contact POC: Natalya Kuti (757) 341-0563; natalya.kuti.civ@us.navy.mil

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print) 16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR (Same as Item 8)

15C. DATE SIGNED 16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 16C. DATE SIGNED

BY

(Signature of person authorized to sign) (Signature of Contracting Officer)

NSN 7540-01-152-8070 30-105 STANDARD FORM 30 (REV.1-83) 0224-3(10-90)

PREVIOUS EDITION UNUSABLE Prescribed by GSA

SECTION SF30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

AMENDMENT 0003

The purpose of this amendment is to provide:

1. Contractor Hazardous Material Inventory Log (attachment P)

2. As-Builts Annex Drawings 12558428-12558637 (210 sheets) (attachment Q)

3. Extend Proposal Due Date: The proposal due date has been extended to Friday, September 26, 2025 at 12:00PM EDT (noon).

4. Responses to Pre-Proposal Inquiries (PPIs) 1-4. Responses to the remaining 10 questions will be provided in the next

Amendment.

All other terms and conditions remain unchanged.

1. Provide Contractor Hazardous Material Inventory Log

See Attachement P – Contractor Hazardous Material Inventory Log

2. Provide As-Builts Annex Drawings

See Attachment Q – As Builts Annex Drawings 12558428-12558637 (210 sheets)

3. Extend Proposal Due Date

The proposal Due Date is extended from Thursday, 25 September 2025, to Friday, 26 September 2025 at 1200 EDT (Noon).

4. Provide Responses to PPIs #1-4

Pre-Proposal Inquiry Submission Form N4008525R0147 LP-21,33,34 Renovate Annex 705 Compliance Project Location: NAVAL STATION NORFOLK, NORFOLK, VIRGINIA

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Section Parag raph

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28 31

1.3.2( a)

This section states that shop drawings must bear a PE seal and prepared by, or under the immediate supervision of, the FPQC. While this is per the unedited guide specification, it is also somewhat contradictory to paragraph 1.5.5, which only calls for FPQC review of the submittal. Please advise if the 2nd and 3rd sentences of 1.3.2(a) may be deleted. Note that we have routinely deleted these sentences on projects where we are the designer of record, without objection from NAVFAC ML FPEs.

Delete the 2nd and 3rd sentences of 28 31 70 ¶1.3.2.a ("Construction (shop) drawings and calculations must be prepared by, or prepared under the immediate supervision of, the FPQC. The FPQC must affix their professional engineering stamp with signature to the shop drawings, calculations, and material data sheets, indicating approval prior to submitting the shop drawings to the DFPE.").

This change provides consistency between Sections 01 45 00, 21 13 13, and 28 31 76.

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E-

What is the NEMA rating for the 20A 125V Twist Lock Receptacles

The NEMA rating is L5-20R.

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E-

What is the NEMA rating for the 20A 250V Twist Lock Receptacles

The NEMA rating is L5-20R.

4 09/1 0/25

T-

On Sheet T-504, a floor box detail is shown but there is no symbol refeclting placement of the floor boxes on the telecom or electrical drawings.

Verification of placement and counts is needed for accurate pricing.

Floor boxes for telecom were removed from project requirements. Details will be removed from telecom drawings.

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E-

Detail B3 for the LP- 21 Electrical Room 2121 shows the requirement of a SPD, what is the size of the SPD

See Spec 262000, Para. 2.25 for rating and other electrical characteristics. If referring to physical dimensions, I would consider a 12"H x 12"W x 6.5"D NEMA 1 enclosure as my basis.

6 09/1 0/25

NA NA NA Reference RFP General Requirements. The Proposal Due Date is currently scheduled for Monday, September 22nd.

According to leading industry organizations and in our own experience, scheduling the bid due date on a Monday, Friday or immediately following a holiday generally lead to reduced engagement and higher risk of incomplete submissions. Please consider rescheduling the Proposal Due Date to a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday.

Eproposal due date is extended until Septemebr 25, 2025 at 12:00 EDT (noon).

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AD

NA Remo ve Paint on Under side of Existi ng Roof Deck Arou nd Perim eter of Buildi ng.

See Demo

RCP

Plan for Each Buildi ng

The hazmat report does not indicate any lead containing materials sampling.

Please advise if this paint should be considered lead contaminated?

Sampling of the roof deck paint was not included in the scope of the HazMat survey. Buildings constructed after 1980 are at low-risk for having lead containing paint. Characterize waste stream and follow appropriate disposal regulations.

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TY0

NA NA Responsibility Matrix states that the Owner is responsible for the Network Switches and the Network Video Recorders.

Please confirm that the Owner will

ESS active devices are funded OPN, outside of this contract supply ONVIF Compliant Network Video Recorders.

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TY0

NA NA Responsibility Matrix states that the Door Contacts are the responsibility of the General Contractor.

Drawing TY501 shows the High Security Level 2 Balanced Magnetic Contacts are flush mounted. Please confirm that they are flush mounted.

MCON funding covers interior infrastructure (conduit, communications/ security cables, junction boxes, electronic door strikes, door hardware, mounting hardware, power connections, etc.) and exterior infrastructure (exterior duct banks, manholes, utility poles, exterior communication/security cabling, power connections, etc.) Moutning details determined by others.

09/1 2/25

TY0

NA NA Responsibility Matrix states that the Security Low Voltage Power Supplies are by the Security Integrator.

Drawing TY501, Detail A3, Note 9 has the Lock Power Supply Provided by the Lock Contractor.

Please confirm that the Lock Power Supplies are provided by the Lock Hardware Contractor.

Refer to Door Hardware Schedule. MCON funding covers interior infrastructure (conduit, communications/ security cables, junction boxes, electronic door strikes, door hardware, mounting hardware, power connections, etc.) and exterior infrastructure (exterior duct banks, manholes, utility poles, exterior communication/security cabling, power connections, etc.)

09/1 2/25

TY0

NA NA Responsibility Matrix states that the Conduit and Back Boxes are by the Electrical Trade.

Drawing TY501, Detail A3, Notes 10- 15 & 20 state raceway by the Security Contractor.

Please confirm that all of the raceway covered by notes 10- 15 & 20 are the responsibility of the Electrical Contractor.

Confirm

09/1 2/25

TY5

NA NA Drawing TY501, Detail A1 has the Power Supply mounted in the secure side ceiling. Detail A3 has the Power Supply, Note 9 Centrally mounted.

Please confirm that

Documents are correct as shown. Detail A1/TY501 is the correct detail for doors in OSS spaces while Detail A3/TY501 is the correct detail for spaces in the Secure Areas.

there is a Lock Power Supply mounted above each Security Door with an Electrically Activated or Deactivated Lock.

09/1 2/25

TY1

NA NA Drawing TY101 for LP-21 shows one Request to Exit on one of two exterior perimeter doors.

Drawing TY102 for LP-33 shows two Request to Exit devices for three exterior perimeter doors. Drawing TY103 for LP-34 shows two Request to Exit devices for three exterior perimeter doors. Please confirm that there is one exterior perimeter door without a Request to Exit device.

Confirm

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TY1

01, TY1

02, TY1

NA NA Drawing TY101, TY102 and TY102 have interior doors without Request to Exit devices shown.

Please confirm that the Request to Exit signals will come from the Door Hardware Exit Devices.

Confirm/Refer to Door Hardware Schedule for details.

09/1 2/25

NA NA NA Please provide an update on when the Environmental Inspection Survey will be made available.

See Amendment 1/Attachment L

09/1 2/25

NA NA NA Reference AE601 - Door Schedule - Door 2119A is designated as door Type B on the door schedule but is also designated to receive RF Shielding. On AE602 - Door Schedule and Elevations - it appears that door Type B is not designated with RF Shielding but door

The correct type for door 2119A is "C".

Types C & D are designated with RF Shielding. Please provide the correct door type for Door 2119A.

09/1 2/25

T50

A4 detail

On Drawing T501, the M outlet detail is shown with one “M” symbol and an open triangle. On the corresponding floor plans, outlets are labeled as “MM.”

Please clarify:

Do the outlets labeled “MM” follow the same detail as the “M” outlet, or Does the “MM” designation indicate twice the amount of outlets/cabling as the “M” outlet detail?

The outlet identifiers mean the same. The "M" identifier shown on the outlet detail will be revised to "MM" to match all designations shown in the buildings.

09/1 2/25

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Dra win gs

27 41

Will Audio/Visual cabling and equipment be provided by the end user? Will this be provided by NIWC?

AV Contractor will Provide.

09/1 2/25

27 10

Power Distribution Units (PDUs) PDUs are not mentioned in Specification Section 27 10 00. Please confirm whether the telecommunications racks/cabinets will require PDUs, and if so, provide the basis of design.

PDUs wil be provided for all telecommunications racks/cabinets. This requirement will be provided in the Spec Section 27 10 00 and the Basis of Design.

09/1 2/25

T Drawin gs

Cabinet Material Requirements Patch panel elevations are not shown for cabinets in given drawings. Are cabinet elevations availble?

A typical cabinet elevation will be provided for better defination of what will be provided by contractor.

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T50

Detail C3

27.01

New 24-strand single-mode OSP Backbone fiber cabling connecting the Telecomm rooms distance not made clear on drawings or specifications. What are the approximate distances between

Requirements for adding the 24 fiber OSP cabling will be better defined. Approximate distances will be provided between buildings on detail C3 for pricing/cost estimates.

buildings depicted on detail C3?

09/1 2/25

T Dra win gs

Is the 24-strand single mode fiber the only fiber backbone between the buildings telecomm rooms?

There appears to be no ISP fiber backbone cabling on the provided drawings.

Requirements for ISP cabling backbones and horizontal cabling will be provided in an ISP riser diagram.

09/1 2/25

33 82

Will Maxcell outdoor innerduct be required for the new 24-strand single mode fiber?

Spec section 33 82 00 does not specify.

We were not sure innerducts were in place in the existing duct banks but can add a keynote requiring them to be added if not. Inner duct requirements will be added to spec section 33 82 00.

09/1 5/25

Regarding Sheet T501, Diagram C4. It calls for a gray cat 6 UTP cable and for the subscript to be T.

There are no T sysmbols in the drawings. Can the government provide those locations and not mix them with the NV locations.

NIPR Voice (NV) was provided as a wall mount telephone drop for LP-21, LP-33, and LP-34. We will need direction from the Owner if these drops need to be revised to T drops separate from the NV drops. If not, since the T drops are not being utilized, we will remove the detail for the T drops.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please provide a bid form.

See Attachment H Supplementary Instructions to Offerors in Solicitation

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Due to supply chain issues along with labor shortages, construction material is very volatile at the moment. Please verify if the contractor is to include any additional cost for escalation as the subcontractors do not know until submittals are approved what the actual cost of material will be. If the contractor is to include escalation, please provide a percent that the contractor is to include or please provide an allowance

Contractors should bid according to the market, incorporating any risk they see fit.

for all material escalation.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Due to supply chain issues along with labor shortages, delivery of material for construction material can vary widely from system to system. Please verify that if the contractor is not able to get material in time to start the project, the contractor may receive a time extension without the owner accessing liquidated damages for the project. The contractor will not know when the material will be on site until after the submittal process and the order has been placed so there is no way to tell right now what material will be affected, if any.

No-cost time extensions are justifiable for material procurement delays due to supply chain issue.

Extensions for contractor delaying submittals and procurement are not justifiable.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please verify that the contractor will not be required to remove/relocate/prote ct any equipment/furniture.

other than what is shown on the drawings. If this is required, please provide a list of equipment and location(s) of the equipment/furniture that the contractor is to protect/relocate/remo

ve. If the equipment/furniture is to be relocated, please provide the temporary location of the

Per DIV 02 Specs, all existing furniture within the annexes are to be removed and will be replaced with all new furniture per the new FF&E package. No reuse is currently planned equipment/furniture.

If the contractor is required to store any equipment/furniture, please provide the location that the contractor may place the temporary storage containers.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please provide all locations of any required safety barriers and signs as required as the owner intents to occupy the building during the course of construction.

Refer to Section 22 Site Security of the CSP.

Provide barrier to separate a construction corridor to access each Annex within the hangar bay. Provide exterior barrier around Annex perimeter separating construction personnel from entering air field.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please verify that the contractor is not to include any moisture mitigation in their base bid. If the contractor is to include moisture mitigation, please provide an approximate square footage and a specification for all required moisture mitigation required to ensure compliance.

Moisture mitigation is not required in base bid

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please verify that all mechanical and electrical testing can be completed by the MEP contractors and a 3rd party testing agency will not be required. If the contractor is required to hire a 3rd party testing agency for testing, please provide the type of test and frequency of all tests required to be completed by a 3rd party.

Provide barrier to separate a construction corridor to access each Annex within the hangar bay. Provide exterior barrier around Annex perimeter separating construction personnel from entering air field.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please verify that the contractor will not be required to provide 3rd party utility locates for this project.

Comply with project specifications. Third oparty utility locating and surveying is required.

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Gen eral

NA Please provide a list of the furniture that the contractor is to remove and relocate.

If the equipment/furniture is to be relocated, please provide the temporary location of the equipment/furniture.

If the contractor is required to store any equipment/furniture, please provide the location that the contractor may place the temporary storage containers, for bidding purposes.

Per DIV 02 Specs, all existing furniture within the annexes are to be removed and will be replaced with all new furniture per the new FF&E package. No reuse is currently planned

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

BOD 14.4 Please verify that the cybersecurity requirements only apply to the controls for the electrical system as the contractor is not including any other control systems.

Cybersecurity requirements for controls for the FRCS systems apply to Mechnical/HVAC and Fire Life and Safety; not an electrical system. Please see the Specs and Basis of Design for more information

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

As some of the material lead times are such that the contractor will be waiting for material if they mobilize too early, please verify that the contractor will not need to perform work until all material has been approved and lead times have been established. This will minimize downtime for on-site staff.

No-cost time extensions are justifiable for material procurement delays due to supply chain issue.

Extensions for contractor delaying submittals and procurement are not justifiable.

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please verify that the existing soils is assumed to be contaminated. If so, please provide the assumed level of contamination of the soils, as the contractor will need to know this in order to get an accurate estimate for the removal of the spoils required.

Geotechnical & Soil Testing is not part of the Scope

09/1 6/25

4 013000 1.9 Please provide the number of partnering meetings that will be required for this project, for bidding purposes.

For bidding purposes, one of the partnering meetings is the same day as the pre-construction meeting, then 3 more as determined

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013217 .00 20

Please verify that section 013217.00 20 maybe waived as section 013216.00 20 describes the scheduling requirements for this project.

No 01 32 17.00 20 Cost Loaded Network Analysis Schedule should be followed. Remove 01 32 16.00

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10 015000 3.5.1 Please verify that the administrative field office will be required for this project.

Verified

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10 015000 3.5.2 Please provide the location of the storage area for this project so the contractor may include the chain link fence as required per section 015000 3.5.2.

TBD at pre-construction meeting

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7 015000 3.2.2 Please verify that the contractor will not need to include usage fees for electrical, water or waste utilities. If the contractor will be required to include the usage fees, please provide an average monthly cost that each building consumes so the contractor may include this cost in their bid.

Follow specification requirements. Usage is at prevailaing rates. UEM should supply prevailing rates.

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7 015719 1.2.19 If the project is located in wetlands, please verify that the contractor will be required to include all mitigation costs associated with work occurring in a wetlands.

Wetlands are not within construction footprint of this project scope.

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12 015719 1.5.1.

1.3.3.

Please verify that the superintendent may also perform the duties of the contractor site custodian.

Verified, but designate an Alternate as specified

09/1 6/25

Gen eral

Please provide a Hazmat report.

Provided in Amendment 1/Attachment L

09/1 6/25

028300 Please provide the location and quantities of lead that will need to be removed as they are not shown on the drawings.

No lead paint was identified as part of the current HazMat survey. All hazardous material is as described on the H-series drawings and within the Hazardous Materials Survey Report dated March 2025.

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028500 Please provide the location and quantities of the required mold remediation as they are not shown on the drawings.

All mold related hazardous material is as described on the H-series drawings (Ref: H-601) and within the Hazardous Materials Survey Report dated March 2025.

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028300 Note 2.19 Indicates to remove paint from metal deck . Please advise if this work includes lead reoval, and if so, the concentraction of lead and/or any other hazzardous materials.

See Question 7

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5 096500 3.2 Please verify that all existing subflooring is flat within 3/16" in 10' in all locations. If not, and the contractor will be required to provide floor leveling, please provide a quantity, locations and thickness of all floor leveling that will be required on this project.

Assume existing floor is within 3/16” per 10’. Any floors not in tolerance to be brought to the attention of the Contracting Officer.

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6 096500 3.3 For bidding purposes, please provide the number of moisture and alkalinity tests required for the resilient flooring.

Spec section 09 65 00, paragraph 3.3 should be removed as there is no resilient flooring in the project.

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8 096800 3.1 Please verify that all existing subflooring is flat within 3/16" in 10' in all locations. If not, and the contractor will be required to provide floor leveling, please provide a quantity, locations and thickness of all floor leveling that will be required on this project.

Assume existing floor is within 3/16” per 10'. Any floors not in tolerance to be brought to the attention of the Contracting Officer.

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8 096800 3.2 For bidding purposes, please provide the number of moisture

See Question 49 and alkalinity tests required for the resilient flooring.

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AE5

Please provide the thickness of the RF shielding required for all walls, for bidding purposes.

Product data sheets for basis of design product -rFOIL 1800S Ultra NT Radiant Barrier (Solid) -indicates 11.5 mil thickness.

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AE5

Please provide the mesh size required for the RF shielding for all walls, for bidding purposes.

There is no "mesh" in basis of design RF shielding material rFOIL 1800S Ultra NT Radiant Barrier (Solid). Refer to specification 13 27 54.00 10 paragrah 2.2.1. Expanded metal security mesh is not required on the project.

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AE5

Please provide the required rating that all RF shielded area are to protect against for this project.

Please note that the dB @ ___Mhz - ___ Ghz will be required to properly price the mesh alloy.

The basis of design RF shielding material is rFOIL 1800S Ultra NT Radiant Barrier (Solid). This is not a mesh alloy product. Expanded metal security mesh is not required on the project.

09/1 6/25

AE5

Please provide the deck heights at each building.

Roofs are sloping. From low side to high side for each building - dim is to Top of Steel: LP21 10'-9" to 11'-6", LP33 12'-2" to 14'-0-1/2", LP 34 14'-0" to 15'- 6". Decking is 1-1/2" thick.

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AE1

02B

Please verify that rooms 2101 and 2102 are outside of the secure area required for building LP-21. If not, please revise the wall types for the perimeter walls regarding these rooms as they are currently unshielded.

Confirmed. Rooms 2101 and 2102 are outside of the OSS area.

09/1 6/25

AE5

Detail B1 shows new roof framing for HVAC equipment.

Please advise if the existing steel structure contains any hazzardous materials such as lead and chromium.

Sampling of existing steel was not included in the scope of the HazMat survey. Structural steel is assumed to have factory-applied primer which may be lead-based.

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AE5

Detail B1 shows new roof framing for HVAC equipment.

Please provide the type/size of the existing roof deck for patching of exisiting openings shown on

Metal roof deck infill material is called out on Roof Plans AE109-AE111. Refer to Keynote 8.10.

Existing drawings indicate that existing metal roof deck is 1.5" x 20 gauge, Type B deck.

muliple demolition drawings.

09/1 6/25

What is the existing security system to include access controls, intrusion detection, video moniotoring and any other related specs.

09/1 6/25

Please share the Sign In Sheet.

See Amendment 1; Attachment M

09/1 6/25

Please confirm if a single, duly qualified individual may "triple hat" and serve as the project superintendent, QC Manager, and SSHO.

QC is stand alone position. Superintendent/SSHO can be "dual hat".

09/1 6/25

Is US Citizen mandatory at Job site?

Yes

09/1 6/25

Please share the photos of site visit.

Contractors are responsible for taking pictures. No pictures are provided by the government.

09/1 6/25

For Proposal submission, email submission is acceptable or PIEE is mandatory?

Yes

09/1 6/25

Is bond required for the FF&E?

Yes

09/1 6/25

Regarding Sheet T501, Diagram C4. It calls for a gray cat 6 UTP cable and for the subscript to be T.

There are no T sysmbols in the drawings. Can the government provide those locations and not mix them with the NV locations.

NIPR Voice (NV) was provided as a wall mount telephone drop for LP-21, LP-33, and LP-34. We will need direction from the Owner if these drops need to be revised to T drops separate from the NV drops. If not, since the T drops are not being utilized, we will remove the detail for the T drops.

09/1 6/25

LP-21, LP 33 and LP 34 each have a telecom room in Area A and Area B. Is it the governments intent to have Area A horizontal cabling head end to the Area A telecom room, and the same for Area B?

The design direction was to have a dedicated telecom room (TR) for Area A and Area B. The horizontal drops identified in those areas would be installed back to each dedicated TR. The only connection between the TRs passing over the secure boundaries would be the fiber backbones.

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LP-21, LP 33 and LP 34 each have a telecom room in Area A and Area B. Is it the governments intent to have a secure telecom room and an unsecure telecom room in each building? If so, Can the government provide clarifiacation for which telecom rooms are secure and the type of cabling or outlet type that should head end in them?

The design direction was to provide a secure and non-secure Telecom Room for each building.

Cabling types are provided in the Area Telecom Plans and further identified in the Telecom Outlet details in the T500 sheets.

09/1 6/25

LP-21, LP 33 and LP 34 each have a telecom room in Area A and Area B. Is it the governments intent to have Area A horizontal cabling head end to the Area A telecom room, and the same for Area B?

The design direction was to have a dedicated telecom room (TR) for Area A and Area B. The horizontal drops identified in those areas would be installed back to each dedicated TR. The only connection between the TRs passing over the secure boundaries would be the fiber backbones.

09/1 6/25

LP-21, LP 33 and LP 34 each have a telecom room in Area A and Area B. Is it the governments intent to have a secure telecom room and an unsecure telecom room in each building? If so, Can the government provide clarifiacation for which telecom rooms are secure and the type of cabling or outlet type that should head end in them?

The design direction was to provide a secure and non-secure Telecom Room for each building.

Cabling types are provided in the Area Telecom Plans and further identified in the Telecom Outlet details in the T500 sheets.

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Div. 2 There are no notes referencing flooring demolition, what is the existing flooring and is it being demoed?

Yes, all flooring is to be removed to the slab.

Existing flooring is carpet, epoxy flooring or sealed concrete

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Div. 2 Is the 2’ section of paint that is being removed around the construction areas lead containing/lead based?

Sampling of the roof deck paint was not included in the scope of the HazMat survey. Buildings constructed after 1980 are at low-risk for having lead containing paint. Characterize waste stream and follow appropriate disposal regulations.

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Div. 2 Are the areas going to be vacated prior to the commencement of work?

Each annex will be vacated prior to the commencement of work. The remaining portions of the hangar will remain operational.

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Div. 2 There are notes about creating a phasing plan, what needs to be done in phases?

It was originally intended to phase construction by building, but all three can go under construction simultaneously

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Div. 2 Is the furniture (if any) in the work spaces going to be removed prior to work starting?

Per Spec section 02 82 00 ASBESTOS REMEDIATION, paragraph 3.2.3; Furniture and equipment that Government intends to re-use will be removed from the area of work by the Government before asbestos work begins.

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Can LP-21, 33 and 34 be done simultaneously?

Yes

09/1 6/25

Will the VRF system come with a manufacture provided centralized controller or do we need to provide this control panel?

A manufacturer-provided central controller is expected for the VRF systems.

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Do we need to provide integration into the existing BMS graphics or just provide the DDC panel with an HMI and local graphics? If integration to the existing BMS is required what is the platform?

BACNET controls. Intent is to communicate from the proprietary VRF to the DDC, and to base point-of-connection.

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Can you provide equipment submittals for the Dedicated Outside Air system, Ductless Split system and VRF units?

Not permitted for this process.

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Do we need to provide instrumentation for the dedicated outdoor air system or will these be provided by the equipment manufacture?

Many of the DOAS control points can be supplied by the manufacturer. Coordination required between controls group and equipment manufacturer to account for all points.

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Will Thermostats be provided by the mechanical equipment vendor or do we need to provide?

Expectation is that they will come from the vendor and likely have proprietary functions that interface with the rest of the VRF system.

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Could you please confirm if the Superintendent can

QC is stand alone position. Superintendent/SSHO can be "dual hat".

also fill the roles of SSHO and QCM?

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Please provide sign in sheet for the site visit

See question 60

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Please confirm who is the HVAC controls in the building

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Bid due date is on Monday 9/22, Considering that the bid due date is on Monday and the recent RFI was due today, we kindly request an extension of the bid due date for at least 2 weeks.

See question 6

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Do we need to paint the entire building perimeter(interior face of exterior walls) from true floor to true ceiling?

Confirmed. Refer to note A on sheet AE101. Walls on the SECURE AREA boundary must be painted from true floor to true ceiling. In addition, see Note G on sheet IN601 indicating that entire perimeter wall must also be painted from true floor to true ceiling.

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Do we need to paint both sides of the walls at dotted lines from true floor to true ceiling?

Confirmed. Refer to note A on sheet AE101. Walls on the SECURE AREA boundary must be painted on both sides from true floor to true ceiling.

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Do we need to paint the p6 above false ceilings at entire building perimeter walls?

Confirmed. Refer to note A on sheet AE101. Walls on the SECURE AREA boundary must be painted from true floor to true ceiling, and therefore P-6 is to be painted above false ceilings at SECURE AREA boundary perimeter. In addition, see note G on sheet IN601 indicating that entire perimeter must also be painted P-6 above false ceilings.

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Do we need to paint the p6 above false ceilings at both sides of walls with the dotted lines?

Confirmed. Refer to note A on sheet AE101. Walls on the SECURE AREA boundary must be painted on both sides from true floor to true ceiling, and therefore P-6 is to be painted above false ceilings on both sides of wall.

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Do we need to apply the stenciled text at the entire building perimeter walls?

Confirmed. Apply stenciled text to SECURE AREA perimeter walls as well as entire perimeter walls per note H on sheet IN601.

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Do we need to apply the stenciled text at both sides of walls with the dotted lines?

Confirmed. Provide stenciled text at both sides of SECURE AREA boundary walls.

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Do we need to do any of these (full height walls, p6 stenciled text) at any of the walls within the secure area, that aren’t on an exterior wall or a dotted line?

Above ceiling painting, P-6 paint above ceiling, and secure area stenciled text only applies to SECUREA AREA boundary walls and building perimeter walls.

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What is the roof deck height of the buildings?

Roofs are sloping. From low side to high side for each building - dim is to Top of Steel: LP21 10'-9" to 11'-6", LP33 12'-2" to 14'-0-1/2", LP 34 14'-0" to 15'- 6". Decking is 1-1/2" thick.

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Please provide searchable and bookmarked versions of plans and specs.

"Convenience Set" that is bookmarked and searchable will be provided after Award

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Section 01 91 00.15, states that the Commissiong Provider (CxC) is hired by the Government. Please confirm that contractor the CxC is not hired by the Contractor.

Confirmed.

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What is the roof deck height of the buildings?

Roofs are sloping. From low side to high side for each building - dim is to Top of Steel: LP21 10'-9" to 11'-6", LP33 12'-2" to 14'-0-1/2", LP 34 14'-0" to 15'- 6". Decking is 1-1/2" thick.

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1.4 The spec states that

the contractor is required to take twenty photos each week throughout the length of the project and submit with the monthly invoice. The contractor is also required to provide two sets of the photographs on CD and DVD. Is this a contractual requirement?

Follow specification requirement

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Page 36 states that the contractor is required to provide and update a 3 week look ahead schedule weekly. On page 39 the spec states that the contractor is required to provide a 4 week look ahead

Follow 01 32 17.00 20 schedule weekly.

Would you like a 3 week or 4 week look ahead for this contract?

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1.11.1.

5.5

The spec states that any subcontractor working over 20 days will require Contracting Officer approval? With the duration and complexity of the project is this an acutal requirement?

If so, how should the request be sent and tracked?

Unable to locate 1.11.1.5.5

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1.11.1.

6.1.1

This states that we need to include a PAK milestone in the schedule. This also states this could take anywhere from one day to a week.

Should we anticipate 1 day or 5 days for scheduling purposes?

Unable to locate 1.11.1.6.1.1

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1.11.1.

6.7

Will a DD-1354 form be required for each phase of construction for this contract?

Provide per each annex.

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1.11.1.

Additional Milestones: Can you clarify what additional milestones are being required by the contraction officer?

Unable to locate 1.11.1.7

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01 50

1.6.4.

The specification requires that the contractor-provided Wi-Fi network must be “capable of handling bandwidth to support Government and Contractor activities, including drawing and model access onsite.” Can you please clarify the minimum bandwidth (in Mbps or Gbps) required to satisfy this condition?

Provide Wi-Fi network to support Contractor activities only.

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01 50

1.6.3 The specification

requires the Government to have “complete and immediate access” to the network for compliance verification. Does this mean the network must be accessible 24/7, or only during construction working hours?

During construction working hours.

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01 57

1.5.1.

1.3.4

The specification states that paint chips and debris must be collected and sampled to determine proper disposal method. Is there a specific lab or test method required to evaluate whether the paint debris is hazardous?

Lead testing was already completed.

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01 57

1.6.1 The specification

requires a Preconstruction Survey and protection of features but is vague on which features are to be surveyed if not indicated on the drawings. Can you provide a list or guideline of typical features that are expected to be documented?

Preconstruction Survey is for KTR's record of existing conditions

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01 57

3.5.7.

The specification requires dust suppression equipment that is “sufficient, competent” and “available at all times.” Can NAVFAC clarify whether this refers to dedicated on-site equipment or if shared resources from nearby sites may be used?

Folllow specification requirement. Unable to locate this language in referenced section

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01 57

3.5.7.

The specification prohibits the use of silica sand in blasting. Are coal slag, glass bead, or garnet media acceptable alternatives without requiring further approval?

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01 57

1.2.10 It’s stated that MS4

permits must be held by municipalities or installations. Will NAVFAC or the installation provide the necessary NPDES coverage for this project, or is the Contractor required to apply for a project-specific permit?

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01 50

2.2.2 Are water-filled

barriers an acceptable alternative to traditional barricades for pedestrian and vehicular traffic separation?

Barricades must comply with EM385 and MUTDC

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01 50

3.5.1 Can the minimum

required size of the contractor field office (12 ft W x 16 ft L x 7 ft H) be reduced if field staff and functions are fewer than expected?

Use minimum sized KTR field office as possible, as site will be constrained, with multiple projects ongoing simultaneously

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1.2.15 .7

Does “clean” scrap metal include painted or lightly rusted metals, or must the metal be bare and uncoated?

Metal should essentially be free of foreign attachments or contaminants that could impair its recyclability. Light surface rust is permissible and a thin, non-hazardous factory coatings (e.g. mill-scale paint or anodyzing) are typically acceptable.

However, heavy paint layers, flaking coatings, grease, oils, or any hazardous-material residues and coatings must be removed prior to recycling and may need to be processed as hazardous material.

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01 57

1.7 Is the Stormwater

Pollution Prevention Plan (SWPPP) required to be submitted as a standalone document, or as part of the Environmental Protection Plan (EPP)? What is the exact timeline for SWPPP submittal?

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01 50

3.5.2 Can motion-activated

lighting fulfill the “adequate security lighting” requirement for the fenced storage area?

Yes

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01 57

1.5.1.

1.2.2

Please confirm the required notice period for requesting asbestos waste pick-up through NAVFAC

MID-LANT

Environmental Services. Is there a minimum lead time required for scheduling pick-up, and should this be coordinated through the Contracting Officer or directly with the EV Service Desk?

Coordinate with CM. Anticiptate 45 day lead time

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01 57

The specification references the submission of a "Contractor Hazardous Material Inventory Log" but does not provide the URL or platform for submission. Please provide the exact submission portal or email address where this log should be uploaded.

https://www.wbdg.org/FFC/NAVGRAPH/01%2057 %2019_hazardous_material_inventory_log.pdf. See Amendment 3/Attachment P

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02 84

1.8.1 The spec requires

submission of the CIH’s qualifications and training certifications for approval.

Please confirm the required lead time for approval of the CIH, and whether prior NAVFAC-approved CIHs from previous projects are automatically accepted.

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02 85

1.2.18 Can the Contracting

Officer confirm whether a Certified Mold Professional (CMP) or Certified Environmental Specialist (CES) certification is acceptable in lieu of CMR, CMRS, or

AMRS?

Neither CMP nor CES is currently recognized in the UFGS; however, microbial assessors that provide documentation they have earned an accredited Bachelor's Degree in occupational health or safety plus 2 years experience in microbial investigations;

or, accredited Associate's degree in environmental sciences plus 4 years experience in microbrial investigations will be considered

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02 83

3.1.1.

Please confirm if modular wall barriers (Class 1 or 2 containment rated) with negative air machines are acceptable as an alternative to curtains or portable partitions for control area boundaries.

Most likely, yes. 3.1.1.2 requires a barrier that prevents contaminants from escaping the control area and prevents the public from accessing the control area, which these would satisfy

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02 85

3.5 Should HVAC

system cleaning occur prior to or after post-remediation clearance inspections? Section

3.3.3.2 implies it is part of final remediation steps, but Section 3.5 introduces a separate process.

Follow Section 3.5 for Duct and HVAC system cleaning. Section 3.3.3.2 applies to remediating unfinished wood and does not concern HVAC.

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02 83

3.1.5 Is there a preferred or

required method for termination of the local exhaust system outdoors (e.g., height above grade or roof, distance from openings) to comply with NAVFAC requirements?

Terminate as recommended by the approved inspector

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02 85

3.3.3.

Can you confirm that surface cleaning of mold-contaminated GWB (gypsum wall board) is permitted without removal only when CIH provides written approval? Is this approval required prior to submittal or during performance?

Surface cleaning is only allowed if given permission by the Contracting Officer. However AECOM recommends removing all GWB with visible suspect mold growth per 3.1.1.4 b(1)

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02 83

The specifications detail procedures for exiting the controlled area and changing into clean clothing (Section 3.3.3), but they do not clearly define whether disposable or reusable PPE is required.

1.6.2 Workers exposed to Lead, Cadmium, or

Chromium must wear proper disposable body coverings

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1.4.1.

The spec requests board certificates, resume, and evidence of training. Is this required for both CIH and IH, or will one professional's qualifications suffice if dual-certified?

The CIH can fulfill the duties of the IH. See 1.2.17

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02 83

3.5.2 Will the Government

provide a designated EPA or State-approved hazardous waste disposal facility, or is it the contractor’s responsibility to select and coordinate with a disposal facility?

KTR Responsibility

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09 51

3.1.1.

The spec requires hangers to be plumb, splayed around obstructions, and located within 6 inches of each fixture corner. This may conflict with existing MEP conditions in congested ceiling spaces.

All existing MEP is indicated to be demolished.

Coordinate hanger locations with new utilities in ceiling.

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At Site Visit, each annex appeared to have a different floor to deck height. With LP 34 being significantly lower.

Roofs are single slope. Please provide floor to deck height for each annex either from the high or low side. Also provide roof slope for each annex.

Roofs are sloping. From low side to high side for each building - dim is to Top of Steel: LP21 10'-9" to 11'-6", LP33 12'-2" to 14'-0-1/2", LP 34 14'-0" to 15'- 6". Decking is 1-1/2" thick.

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Due to signature issues the RFP provided Specifications are not searchable and cannot be highlighted or documented with comments. The RFP docs. are large files and the ability use these pdf functions is imperative. Please issue an amendment providing unsigned specs as soon as possible.

"Convenience Set" that is searchable will be provided after Award

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There are two NAS Specs. listed in the table of contents.

Which Schedule Spec. is correct?

01 32 17.00 20 is the correct Schedule spec.

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Please provide List of all systems requiring Commissioning

See spec 01 91 00.15 - BUILDING COMMISSIONING, section 1.5 - Systems to be Commissioned

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11 08 34

2.4.5 Is any Field Testing

of STC rated doors or walls or assemblies required? If the answer is yes will the government provide the testing agency?

Yes, field sound testing is required per sheet AE101 note O. The government will not be providing the testing agency. However, the government may perform independent testing per sheet AE101 note Q.

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5 13 27

3.2.3 What are the

qualifications for the Shielding Spcialist?

Can he be an Emplyee of the specialty subcontractor? Is this requirement for this agency by the government?

Shielding specialist can be an employee of the specialty subcontractor. See 13 27 54.00 10 paragraph 1.4.1 and 1.4.2 for required experience which applies to the shielding specialist. Shielding specialist is not provided by the government.

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13 48

It is clear that HVAC installations require vibration and seismic treatments. What other systems apply this specification?

Only mechanical (HVAC).

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Is there phasing of three spaces required.

Can the KTR work the three spaces simultaneously?

It was originally intended to phase construction by building, but all three can go under construction simultaneously.

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Gen.

Req.

Will the government alocate the liquidated damages to each space?

Yes, per Annex

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What is the roof deck height of the buildings?

Roofs are sloping. From low side to high side for each building - dim is to Top of Steel: LP21 10'-9" to 11'-6", LP33 12'-2" to 14'-0-1/2", LP 34 14'-0" to 15'- 6". Decking is 1-1/2" thick.

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FD1

0X

Are as-built drawings of existing fire sprinkler and fire alarm systems available?

Design drawings for original building (Constr.

Contr. No. N40085-10-R-5012) are available.

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FA0

Drawing FA001, note 24, requires replacement of "existing main building fire alarm panels". Please clarify extent to which new fire alarm control panels must be coordinated with existing mass notification system equipment.

There are no existing or new connections to mass notification system equipment.

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FA6

Fire alarm matrix on FA601 refers to closure of "associated smoke damper(s)".

Smoke dampers don't appear to be referenced elsewhere on fire alarm plans;

please clarify whether project will include new fire alarm connections to smoke dampers.

No new smoke dampers, nor new connections to existing smoke dampers, are anticipated

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FA6

Drawing FA602 requires existing fire alarm control panels to be replaced, and existing circuits to be reconnected to new panels. Please confirm extent to which existing fire alarm components other than the control panels (e.g., addressable devices, remote annunciators) must be replaced for compatibility with new panels.

Confirm with manufacturers (Silent Knight for LP- 21; Mircom for LP-33 and LP-34) for full extent of device replacements to maintain existing functions.

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FX5

Drawing FX501, detail C3, shows sprinklers above and below ceiling. Life Safety plans refer to noncombustible construction type, and NFPA 13 typically doesn't require sprinklers in noncombustible concealed spaces.

Please confirm extent to which project includes providing sprinklers above ceilings.

Sprinklers are not required above ceilings, as permitted by NFPA 13 §9.2.1.

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2 211313 1.2.1.

Spec 211313 §1.2.1.1 requires hydraulic calculations "based on operation of the fire pumps in Building LP-33." Are fire pump start sequence and recent fire pump flow test results available?

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12 211313 3.3.4.

e

Spec 211313 §3.3.4.e limits lengths of unsupported armovers where "maximum static or flowing pressure" exceeds 100 psi.

Please confirm whether this condition applies.

Yes, this condition is expected. The annexes are served by booster fire pumps rated 2,000 gpm @ 95 psi.

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21 283170 2.15.1 Spec 283170 §2.15.1 requires fire protection system valves, "whether supplied under this contract or existing," to be electrically monitored by fire alarm system. Please identify any existing valves which must be connected to fire alarm systems under this project.

No existing valves need to be connected to the fire alarm system, but existing connections must be maintained.

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Could the government please provide photos of the areas that was walked during the site visit and include photos of the roof?

Photos will not be provided at this time.

09/1 6/25

Could the government provide an acceptable are for the contractors trailer and laydown area?

Airfield APWO/UEM CM to coordinate at Pre- Construction Meeting

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Could the government provide the expected phasing requirements and heavily occupied areas expected during construction?

It was originally intended to phase construction by building, but all three can go under construction simultaneously. Each Annex will be vacated, but hangar and admin areas in main building will remain operational and occupied.

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Are there any areas within the building that could be used in lieu of a contractor trailer to reduce our footprint during construction?

No, buildings will be used for Govt operations.

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Could the government specify the areas that will need concrete rehabilitation? Is it safe to assume that the entire floor of these areas will need to be rehabilitated?