QUESTIONS_AND_ANSWERS_2.docx

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (2) TO UNAWRD19Q0002

Note: Questions are posted as received minus Contractor proprietary information. Therefore, typos and grammatical errors are not corrected in this document.

QUESTION 1: Volume1 States: a. Thissection shall includeall other information toincludeacknowledgement(s) and signed amendment(s) for all RFQ amendments, Representation & Certification, Exceptions and any other information not applicable to Volume 2or 3. Can you please provide SF-1442/SF30 to acknowledge amendments posted on Friday, December 7th. The document is not provided.

ANSWER 1: This requirement does not include the use of the SF 1442/SF30. The postings to FBO (solicitation and amendments) are considered the RFQ and amendments to the RFQ. Amendments can be saved or printed from FBO.

QUESTION 2. What types of doors and frames are to be used on the outside of the PC Nas rooms?

ANSWER 2: Doors should be solid wood and match the existing on the Post of Command, with a hasp installed.

QUESTION 3. What is the size of the PC and a S rooms?

ANSWER 3: The Aide Station is 104”L x 120” W x 87” H. The Post of Command (PC) has two areas, the entrance and the main room. PC Entrance has two lengths: left side 122”L the right side 92” L. At entrance width is 104” W and at the entrance door 62” W. The entrance height is 102” H.

The PC room is 129” L x 122” W x 102” H.

QUESTION 4. We were told that there is a diagram of the deck under the canons. Will you except any value engineering?

ANSWER 4: The diagram is for guidance to provide maximum support under the carriage wheels. Each cannon and carriage weighs 4,600 pounds. A shop drawing would be required to approve any changes, but certainly would be considered.

QUESTION 5. Does the wood sides to be replaced or just removed and/or reinstalled inside the walkway to the bunker?

ANSWER 5: If the sides are good there is no need to replace, but reinstall.

QUESTION 6. Under the tongue of the howitzer is it required to have two concrete pads for the howitzer or 4‘ x 4‘ x 4“ one under each wheel?

ANSWER 6: Yes one under each wheel so the tire is touching the pad enough so it cannot be turned by visitors.