RFR 2021-14 Addenda 1 Questions and Responses~1.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- BD-21-1070-MMA01-PURCH-60507
- Issued by
- Barnstable County, Massachusetts
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This document is a response to questions for Bid No. RFR-2021-14, issued by the Massachusetts Maritime Academy (MMA) for the installation of two (2) replacement concrete pontoons (floats) at the MMA pier located in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts. The project involves the reuse of existing electrical pedestals and pile guides, the removal and reinstallation of existing floats, and the installation of new pile guides and hardware. The contractor will be responsible for getting the new floats, weighing approximately 70,000 lbs. each, into the water. The TS Kennedy will not be at the dock during the work, which is scheduled to take place from May 29 to June 23.
The document provides details on the securement of the existing floats, the hardware required for the pile guides, and the reuse of existing components. It also clarifies that the floats will arrive together on the same day and that the contractor will be responsible for their installation. Pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, and other salient information are not included in this document.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Two Floats Replacement Order of Procedures.pdf | ||
| Prevailing Wage Sheet 20210318-066.pdf | ||
| Signature authorization Form.pdf | ||
| FAMMACD0002P4 20210218.pdf | ||
| TAX COMPLIANCE CERTIFICATION.pdf | ||
| attachment A - Prevailing Wage Rates 012621~2.pdf | ||
| 2021_14_Two Float Replacement SOW 031721.docx | DOCX document | |
| FORM OF GENERAL BID~1.docx | DOCX document |
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Response to Questions for Bid No. RFR-2021-14
Date: April 7, 2021
1. For the utility work is the existing pedestal on MM8-1 to be reused? Yes
2. Is the power to all floats on one circuit that can be shut off? Yes
3. Will the hardware, for fastening the float pile guides to be reused, be supplied by MMA or GC’s? SF Marina will supply the pile guide hardware attachment hardware.
4. How are the floats F-1 and F-2 currently secured to the piles and how many securements need to be removed? Both F-1 and F-2 are secured by a set chain links and shackles.
5. What is the securement type of pile guides going to be to the existing pipe piles? At relocated float F-3 and new float MM-6. F-3 Float has two (2) pile guides for the existing 18” steel piles that need to be unmounted. These pile guides are to be mounted on the new MM-5 Float. SF Marina supplies four new pile guides designed for 14” steel piles to be mounted on F-3 and MM-6 floats.
6. For resetting the gangway guide can the existing hardware be reused? GC supplies new hardware.
7. Is the contractor responsible for getting the floats into the water? Yes
8. Will the floats arrive together on the same day? Yes
9. What is the weight of the new floats? Approximately 70,000 lbs. each
10. Will the ship be at the dock during the work? What are the dates of the ship's movements?
No, the TS Kennedy will not be moored at the dock and will be away on a training cruise from May 29 to June 23.
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