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NIHOF2015030 - Electrical Vault 11 Transformer and Switchgear Replacement, ACRF, Bethesda Questions Answers
Site - Visit, December 19, 2014
PO - Project Officer CO - Contracting Officer
No. Response By
1 CO
2 WFT
3 PO
4 CO
5 WFT
6 WFT
7 WFT
8 WFT
9 WFT
10 WFT
11 CO
This is a Best Value selection. All evaluation factors other than cost or price, when combined, are significantly more important than cost. The Government will award the responsible Offeror(s) whose proposal in the Government’s estimation provides the greatest overall benefit in response to the requirement. Refer to Section M - Evaluation Factors for Award.
WFT - A/E
Answer
Yes; however, only in Vault 11 area.
The Government will dispose of the waste. Refer to:1) ARTICLE H.15.4. Material Delivery, Storage Areas, and Debris Removal and 2) Section C - Statement of Work, Complexity of work, Item H. Projects in Building 10/ACRF shall dispose of construction debris and trash in the B-2 level loading dock dumpsters.
Sec - NIH Security Safe - NIH Safety
Is a structural study required for the slab?
Are feeders to be replaced?
Is NIH supplying the crane in Vault 11?
Is the Contractor to leave load banks?
How does the technical proposal weigh vs. the cost proposal?
No, the structural analysis is complete.
Yes, turn over to the Government
Will there be an opportunity for another site visit(s) with subcontractors?
Where is the mezzanine to be located in Vault 11?
Are the transformers sole-sourced?
Please forward this request in writing to the CO. NIH will take request(s) into consideration.
The mezzanine is located across the entire footprint of the Vault.
No
Question
Are photos allowed during the Site Visit
Who keeps the scrap?
Yes, some - refer to the drawings and specs.
No, its part of the Contractor's supplied equipment and will remain permanently with the project.
How defined are the drawings; is nameplate data on the drawings?
The drawings are not defined to that level. The transformers and switchgear are going away; therefore nameplate is not detailed.
Site - Visit, December 19, 2014
No. Response By
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Site - Visit, December 19, 2014
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