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These site visit notes document a May 19, 2025 site visit for a Navy test pool repair project at NSWC-PCD. The notes record nine key questions and answers from the site visit, providing critical details about the project scope and site conditions. Contractors learned the 12-foot deep, 10-foot diameter in-ground test tank requires resurfacing, with specific constraints including maintaining a functional water pump, preserving a pool ladder, and working in temperature ranges from 32 to 100+ degrees. The site offers equipment access through an unlocked gate, includes a laydown area for storage, and is located approximately 50 yards from a base road. The solicitation is a 100% small business set-aside with a closing date of May 29, 2025 at 4:00 p.m. CDT. Accompanying photos show the current condition of the test pool, revealing a circular concrete tank with water, visible structural deterioration, and some surface equipment.
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SITE VISIT NOTES
87 A TEST POOL -NSWC-PCD
MAY 19, 2025, 10:00 AM CDT
Contractors attended: 1
Questions asked:
1. Is there room to bring in large pieces of equipment?
Government Answer: Yes, through the gate on site.
2. Will there be room to store the equipment?
Government Answer: Yes, there will be a laydown area
3. Is the site secure/does the gate get locked?
Government Answer: The site gate does not get locked. If you can get on the base, you can get onto the site.
4. What was used to repair previously?
Government Answer: Spot repairs and paint were used to repair the tank previously
5. Is there equipment that will need to be protected?
Government Answer: The water pump and lines should not be damaged during the pool repair. Also, a ladder acts as ingress/egress for the pool and must be maintained in working order
6. How hot and cold does the tank get?
Government Answer: The tank can experience temperatures from 32 degrees or below and up to 100+ degrees. The water insulates and stabilizes the temperature changes.
7. Is the tank pressurized?
Government Answer: No, the tank is not pressurized
8. Is the tank currently leaking?
Government Answer: No, the tank is not currently leaking
9. How far is it to the nearest exit?
Government Answer: The building covering the tank is approximately 50 yards from a base road
Solicitation closes on 29 May 2025 at 4:00 p.m. CDT
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