Q&A Document 1.pdf

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2025 Resource Recovery Center Underground Improvements
Solicitation number
25-2570
Issued by
Muskegon County, Michigan

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This document is a Questions & Answers (Q&A) document for the 2025 Resource Recovery Center Underground Improvements project issued by Muskegon County, Michigan. The document contains one question and answer related to insurance requirements for the project, specifically addressing whether an installation floater is necessary for a pipe project. The Q&A entry is dated 04/01/2025 and directs interested parties to refer to page 20 of the insurance requirements section for detailed information about the installation floater.

The Q&A document provides limited information beyond the single insurance-related query. While it confirms the project involves underground improvements at the Muskegon County Resource Recovery Center, no additional details about project scope, budget, timeline, or specific insurance requirements are provided in this document. Potential bidders would need to consult the full bid package, particularly page 20 referenced in the answer, to obtain comprehensive information about the project's insurance expectations.

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Questions & Answers - 1

Project 25-2570 - 2025 Resource Recovery Center Underground Improvements

Buying Organization Muskegon County

No Question/Answer Question Date

Q1 Question: Insurance Requirement

Is an installation floater necessary for a pipe project?

Answer: The Installation floater was requested in paragraph #8 of the Insurance Requirements. Please see page 20.

04/01/2025

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