20 OCT 25 - Responses to Questions.pdf
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- W15QKN25RA109
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers (Q&A) regarding a contract site location and logistics. The Q&A clarifies details about three lots: Lot 1 (a triangle lot next to the building), Lot 2 (a 54,891 SF fenced and locked facility across Summer Street), and Lot 3 (located on the corner of E and Fargo Streets). Key details include that snow will be removed from Lot 2, not stored, and the contractor will be provided keys to all three lots. For equipment and materials storage, a small storage container can be placed in the back of Lot 3 near an open dumpster, with additional space for small rolling equipment to be parked at the back of the lot.
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1. On the site map, the 54,891 SF facility across Summer St (the one that’s fenced in and locked), is that where snow will be stored? Also, how will we gain access to that area, being that it's locked?
A. This is Lot 2. Snow is to be removed, but nothing is stored. Keys to all 3 lots will be provided to the contractor.
2. Could you please specify what is lot 1 and lot 2? It's not stated on the site map, but the solicitation states snow will be stored in the back of lot 1 & 2.
A. Lot 1 is the triangle lot next to the building. Lot 2 is across and diagonal to the building. Lot 3 is on the corner of E and Fargo Streets. The entrance to the lot is on E Street.
3. Will there be an area onsite to store any materials and/or equipment?
A. A small storage container can be kept in the back of Lot 3 by the open dumpster for salt and small equipment. Other small rolling equipment can be parked at the back of the lot.
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