Q&A 2_OYA Regional Control Room Renovations_final.pdf
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- S-DASOBO-00009651
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- Hood River County, Jackson County, Linn County, Albany City, Oregon
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This document contains Questions and Answers #2 related to the Invitation to Bid (ITB) for the OYA Regional Control Room Renovations project, contract number S-DASOBO-00009651. The project involves updating control rooms at three youth correctional facilities in Oregon: the Eastern Oregon Youth Correctional Facility, the Oak Creek Youth Correctional Facility, and the Rogue Valley Youth Correctional Facility. The questions address clarification on drawings, floor box locations, and options to replace the existing elevated floor system. The contract opportunity was issued by the State of Oregon and involves the jurisdictions of Harney County, Josephine County, Linn County, and the City of Albany.
The pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements and sources, and other salient information were not included in the provided document. The document focuses on providing answers to specific technical questions related to the project.
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S-DASOBO-00009651 OYA Regional Control Room Updates Page 1 of 1 (Q&A #2)
OYA Regional Control Room Renovations
S-DASOBO-00009651
Questions & Answers #2
Dated: 08/08/2024
The following questions were received prior to the deadline listed in the Invitation to Bid (ITB). The questions were submitted timely and the answers to those questions appear below.
Q1. On Drawing OYA-E302 page OYA-E302 note K. I am assuming the word is supposed to be “REMOTE” not “REMOVE”.
A1. On all Attachment B – Plans dated December 2023, there is a typo. The sentence should read “K.
Existing remote fire alarm control panel, existing remote gen control panel, are to remain.”
Q2. Is the floor where the floor box will be located under the desk concrete slab, or elevated framed floor? And is there a preference on floor box style?
A2. Area under the desk is a typical Raised Access floor system.
Q3. Is there an option to replace the existing elevated floor system rather than refurbishing it to save time and cost?
A3. Yes, Contractor may choose to either replace elevated floor system or to refurbish the existing elevated floor system. Please bid the option that is most cost effective to the Agency.
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