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This document provides information for a federal construction contract opportunity to repair a medical training facility. The solicitation is an invitation for bids set aside for small businesses to demolish and reconstruct the interior of a medical facility. The North American Industry Classification System code is 236220 for commercial and institutional building construction, with a small business size standard of $45 million. The contract value is estimated between $5-10 million, with a performance period of 300 calendar days after notice to proceed. The pre-bid conference is scheduled for January 10, 2024 at 0900 at the location specified in the solicitation. A site visit will follow. The solicitation and attachments will be available on SAM.gov. Specified brand name items include Advantor security, Best Locks cores, JCI Metasys controls, and Monaco fire systems due to compatibility with existing installations.

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SOLICITATION W50S6Y-24-B-0001 Repair Medical

Addendum 04 Q&A

Date of Bid Inquiry: 1/11/24

Jacobs Response by Mark A. Johnson, AIA, (shown red).

Ques�ons 1:

We are reques�ng the hazardous materials report for the building per drawings AD100.

Atached is a copy of the referenced report dated 7/26/2018.

Ques�on 2:

Are there any exis�ng security that is required to be bypassed and/or reinstated.

No. There isn’t a security/alarm system associated within the work area; however, there should be a phased construc�on to provide separa�on between proposed construc�on within 1002A and exis�ng Headquarters Offices.

Ques�ons 3:

To verify our Demoli�on scope does not interfere with ongoing opera�ons are there as build drawings to verify u�lity lines. Addi�onally verify exis�ng condi�ons of the building. Verify if building will be occupied during construc�on.

The exis�ng facility was constructed in five phases, including 3 separate buildings and two in-fill structures, then a roof over all buildings tying them together. Each building por�on was constructed with its own separate u�li�es. The Government has provided Jacobs with several incomplete As-Built drawings for different phases of construc�on which may be shared.

The Headquarters Building 1002A and Dining Hall 1002C are occupied and will remain opera�onal during renova�on of 1002B.

Ques�ons 4:

We request the FFE package for the furnishings of the space. Will this be a part of the construc�on contract?

The FFE is included in the contract. Some of the furnishings and equipment were removed from the previously occupied facility by Govt. and will be (Provided by Govt. and Installed by Contr.) other select equipment will be (provided by Govt. and Installed by Govt.). Other Furnishings and equipment will be (provided by Contr. And installed by Contr.).

Ques�on 5:

Clarify any roofing in the scope of work.

The standing seam metal roofing is exis�ng. There will be limited re-work of the standing seam metal roofing as required to patch removed and or relocated mechanical and plumbing penetra�ons.

The metal canopy out front and drive thru canopy out back are exis�ng to remain. There is no scope for renova�ng any of the canopies; however, there is scope to repair select areas of damaged and/or deteriorated EIFS fascia associated with the canopy out front.

Ques�ons 6:

For the Exis�ng transformer and transformer can we leave the exis�ng conduit in place.

We recommend you provide new conduit. The loca�on of the new Electrical room is different than the exis�ng electrical room loca�on. We don’t know the condi�on of the exis�ng conduit either.

Added: 1/11/24

Ques�ons 7

Ref. A-101: There is a new window along column line 1 just south of column line CC that is unlabeled.

Should this be type “A4” window?

Yes. There are a total of 4 new windows which should be type A4.

Change window shown as type A5 to type A4.

Ques�ons 8

Ref. A-101: There is a new window along column line A at Office 148 that is unlabeled. Should this be a type “A4” window?

Provide NEW Type A4 SIM, Same as A4 but only 2’-2” wide (field verify).

Ques�ons 9

Ref. A-101: There are two (2) new windows at Senior Commander Office 132 that are unlabeled. Should these be type “A4” windows?

Provide NEW Type A4 SIM, Same as A4 but only 2’-2” wide (field verify).

Ques�ons 10

Ref. A-101: There is a new window along column line 1 just south of unlabeled window that is labeled “A5”. Should this be labeled type “A4” window?

Change un-labeled window to in-fill door as type A4.

Ques�ons 11

Ref. A-602: Please clarify types “G1” and “G2” glass.

Glass Type G1 is ‘gray’ �nted 1” insulated low-e.

1. Glass Type G2 is ‘clear’ non-insulated interior glass.

2. Provide tempered glass where required.

Ques�ons 12

Ref. A-603, Details C3, D3, A5, B5, C5, D5 & A-601, Door Schedule: Please clarify where these details apply. All the new exterior doors and windows are in exis�ng CMU walls, not precast walls correct?

3. Building 1002 was constructed in mul�ple phases over the years.

4. The North por�on of 1002B bounded by column line A-D and 1-6 exterior perimeter walls were constructed using 6 inch precast concrete.

5. The South por�on of 1002B was built as an in-fill between 1002A and the original 1002B

(North por�on) with the East and West exterior walls being constructed of reinforced CMU and custom cement plaster to look similar to the precast in the original buildings to the North and South.

Ques�ons 13

RFI 1. The “Finish schedule on drawing sheet I-602” indicates “VCT-1 floor at Office #104 and Wai�ng #107”. However, the “Finish plan on drawing sheet I-101” indicates CPT-1 floor? Which page should be used when submi�ng our bid proposals.

Provide carpet CPT-1 per the Finish Plan.

Ques�ons 14

A-102 General notes on all wall types, call for 3” mineral wool. However, wall type details on A-502 indicate we are to provide 3 ½” mineral wool. Please confirm if this is to be 3” or 3 ½”.

Provide 2 1/2-inch (R-5.7 minimum) mineral wool cavity insula�on at 2 ½ inch studs around perimeter.

Provide 3 1/2-inch sound atenua�on blankets at interior par��ons.

Ques�ons 15

Ref. A-601 & A-602: A-602 indicates Type C door as hollow metal and Type D door as solid core wood.

The Door Schedule indicates that all Type C doors are solid core wood under Door Material except for Door 161 and also, all Type D doors are labeled solid core wood. Please clarify which doors should be labeled Type C (hollow metal) and Type D (solid core wood) on Door Schedule.

Sheet A-601: Exterior doors and frames are all thermally broken aluminum storefront, with one excep�on; door 161 is a hollow metal door and frame.

Sheet A-601: All interior doors are solid core wood doors.

Sheet A-601: Revise the door schedule to show all interior doors as Type D in lieu of C as shown.

Sheet A-602: Omit Door Frame Type H5.

Ques�ons 16

Ref. A-103, Keynotes: Please clarify which items under Keynotes are Govt Furnished-Govt Installed, Govt Furnished–Contractor Installed and Contractor Furnished–Contractor Installed.

1. Reference: General Notes 4 & 5.

2. Furniture and Furnishings shall be provided and installed by Government.

They are for illustra�on and coordina�on with other disciplines.

a. See Keynotes: Items A1 - A46, except listed ‘c’ below.

b. Equipment shall be provided by Government and installed by Contractor.

i. See Keynotes: A12, A25, A26, A27, A31, A32, A33.

c. Equipment furnished by Contractor and installed by Contractor.

i. See Keynotes: Items C1 – C9.

Ques�ons 17

Ref. Specifica�on Sec�on 02 41 19, 1.6.D: This specifica�on states that no hazardous materials are expected to be encountered but at the Pre-Bid Mee�ng it was stated that there is a significant amount of mold to be abated.

3. Building area 1002B has mold that is required to be mi�gated.

Is there a mold survey report available?

a. There is a mold report which indicates the presence of mold in select areas, but the contractor should be cau�oned to make a site visit and evaluate the current extent since the report was writen.

Please clarify how the contractors are to quan�fy and bid on the mold removal if the amount is unknown un�l it is encountered.

b. The GC shall make a site visit to evaluate the current condi�ons.

Is a third party subcontractor required for oversight and monitoring in addi�on to the abatement subcontractor?

c. Yes. The GC shall provide a qualified abatement subcontractor shall provide oversight and monitoring during demoli�on.

The same ques�ons would apply to any other hazardous materials such as asbestos or lead.

d. There isn’t any asbestos nor lead within the building area 1002B.

Ques�ons 18

Ref. A-101: Please verify that the extent of exterior pain�ng of building and canopy at the west eleva�on begins at the entrance of Headquarters Building 1002A that is just south of column line “AA” and extends north and terminates at column line “D”. Please verify that the extent of exterior pain�ng of building at east eleva�on begins at Mech Room 133 just south of column line “AA” and extends north and terminates at column line “D”.

The limits of the cleaning and pain�ng listed above are correct.

Ques�ons 19

Ref. I-101 & I-602: Finish Schedule on I-602 indicates that Office 104 has VCT-1 flooring and I-101 indicates CPT-1. Which is correct?

Finish Schedule on I-602 indicates that Open Office 106 has CPT-1 flooring and I-101 indicates VCT-1.

Which is correct? Finish Schedule on I-602 indicates Wai�ng 107 has VCT-1/VCT-2 and I-101 indicates CPT-1. Which is correct?

Provide CPT-1 at Office 104 and Open Office 106.

Added 1/19/24

Ques�ons 20

Ref. Site Evalua�on with Environmental Sampling report by AirMD dated July 26,2018:

A. Have any correc�ve measures been done since this report was released?

a. Vacancy of facili�es was only measure taken.

B. Were the leaks fixed or has it been leaking since this report was released? That’s over 5 years of hot and humid weather since the report was released.

a. AE saw no evidence of roof leaks, but rather humidity and condensa�on driven condi�ons for mold growth.

C. How are the contractors to price any addi�onal mold remedia�on that may be needed since the report was released?

a. Govt/KTR cannot es�mate “addi�onal remedia�on” from what is known, this falls under clauses 52.236-2, Differing Site Condi�ons, and 52.236-3, Site Inves�ga�ons and Condi�ons Affec�ng the Work.

D. Is it possible for the Architect to note the affected areas stated in the report onto drawing AD100 for the benefit of abatement subs that were not able to atend the site visit?

a. AE took photos during a site observa�on walk-thru 2021-02-11 and cannot substan�ate the photos reflect exis�ng condi�ons nor extent of contamina�on.

b. 125th Reply; The en�re space must be treated as affected. There have been no inspec�ons of specifics for this facility since.

Ques�ons 21

Ref. Addendum #2, Q & A #16, 3.c & T-202: Answer to Ques�on #16 states that Item C3 - 75” HDTV w/ adjustable wall mount and Item C5 - 50” HDTV w/ adjustable wall mount Contractor Furnished – Contractor Installed but Keynotes 1, 2, 9 & 10 on T-202 states that these items are Govt Furnished – Contractor Installed. Please clarify which is correct. If CFCI, please provide specifica�ons.

a. Televisions shall be provided by GC and installed by GC.

Ques�ons 22

A-502‘s wall details don’t list a gauge for framing material. The specifica�ons 09 22 16-2.3 for steel studs list a minimum base-metal thickness of only .0179 inch. Please confirm if these are to be .0179 inch for base thickness or if it’s required to be a heavier gauge?

a. Interior stud par��on gauge shall be delegated design based upon the height of stud framing 16” cc. not less than 25 gauge and recommend heavier gauge or double studs at door frames per manufacturers recommenda�ons and including bridging as required.

Ques�ons 23

Both pg. EL 101 and EP.101 call for relays to control power and ligh�ng in certain room. The drawings do not specify what type of controls to incorporate in each room as some have different needs than others.

The drawings only provide an example of typical sensor applica�ons on pg. E-502.

a. Here is the electrical response: Ligh�ng control strategies are indicated for each individual space. Emergency relays shown on the plans are to ac�vate switched emergency lights upon fire alarm ac�va�on. Ligh�ng and power control relays are to control ligh�ng and switched receptacles in offices, conference rooms, classrooms and breakroom. Provide relays as required to meet the intent of the design. Addi�onal low voltage switches and sensors are provided for controlling the ligh�ng in the rooms. For Mechanical and electrical rooms provide line voltage switch. A single emergency relay is required to ac�vate the emergency ligh�ngs in those rooms. Refer to ligh�ng control diagrams on sheets E-501 and E-502 for addi�onal low voltage requirements. Final components and requirements are required to be coordinated with ligh�ng control manufacturer system and specifica�ons.

Ques�ons 24

Who has the roof warranty?

The Contractor of Record is no longer registered and/or opera�onal. No warranty is in effect for Bldg.

1002A / B / C.

Ques�ons 25

Can you specify the damaged areas of EFIS that needs to be replaced? The drawings do not show any scope of work. Per addendum # 2 ques�ons # 5. Can you provide addi�onal drawings and details for this scope of work?

a. See Image 3 / A-003 South side of Main entry located approximately at column line ‘A’

Note: The project condi�ons were originally observed 2021-02-11 and may have addi�onal deteriora�on and/or damage to be repaired on the West side of the building at the Main Walkway Canopy.

Ques�ons 26

The finish schedule doesn’t show any base in any of the concrete floor rooms. Should there be base in these rooms?

a. YES. Provide 4” Rubber Cove Base as scheduled for other areas.

Ques�ons 27

Will there be any new compressed air lines or drawings for the compressor being relocated?

a. YES. GC to provide new compressed air lines from compressor to new dental chair loca�on.

Ques�ons 28

Will another site walk be scheduled?

a. NO

Questions 29:

As noted in 52.219-14 Limita�ons on Subcontrac�ng; please clarify the following:

Is the labor factor 25% cost of the labor excluding materials, profit and OH?

Example: if the contract is 10m minus 8m for materials, overhead, and profit leaving 2m in labor �mes 25% equaling 500k self-performance labor?

R: Refer to Acquisi�on.gov for the Clause sec (b) and (e)(3)((4) defini�on, it states excluding cost of materials (MM)

Ques�ons 30:

Please confirm the Davis Bacon Wages for the project.

WD2024FL202Mod01-1.12.24, will be added via Amendment.

Ques�on 31:

Please confirm the required personnel for the project. There was no men�on in the specs about superintendent, SSHO or QC manager. Please confirm the number of “hats” required for the project.

Superintendent, Safety manager & QC manager. Minimally superintendent will be onsite whenever there is ongoing construction work. Superintendent can act as Safety manager if qualified, Generally the QC manager should be separate person to avoid conflict interests.

A project manager may act as the superintendent and QC Manager provided, he/she is onsite when any workers and/or sub-contractors workers are onsite, and for all project mee�ng with the client.

Ques�on 32:

On sheet M-803 General Note 2 states “All new points shall connect to existing building automation system at the facility (Metasys Controls) however government issued document JA_LSGA112024-D-JCI- Metasys_COR-KO.pdf paragraph 4 states “ALC-DDC are already in place at the installation, and in this instance no other manufacture’s systems or items will inter-operate and work with the current system.”

Please confirm and clarify the governments requirements.

The base is running proprietary with MetaSys under Johnson Controls and the new systems will be �ed into this service. The JA is sta�ng it must s�ll be JCI-Metasys. No other connec�on manufactures will be allowed due to proprietary info.

End set 03

Added 1/24/24

Ques�ons 33

What are the permi�ng requirements (plumbing & mechanical)?

There are no required permits by City/County/State.

Ques�on 34:

Please confirm if the exis�ng air compressor and associated dental equipment in the building currently require removal and storage? If not, please confirm whether or not the government will be providing new equipment to install. Please provide a list of this equipment and any requirements for power / water / air connec�ons.

a. During the AE site visit, the dental equipment and associated air compressor, etc. were in place.

b. The exis�ng air compressor, filters, and associated vacuum equipment are to be relocated per the plumbing contract drawings and reinstalled in the same manner as currently installed on site. Contractor is required to detail the exis�ng condi�ons in order to relocate and reinstall equipment.

c. Intent is the facility shall be cleared of any equipment by user prior to 29 February 2024.

d. KTR to remove if equipment is s�ll in place, store, etc.

e. If New, Govt. to provide and contractor to install.

Ques�ons 35:

Can ACR tubing be used for dental air and water piping routed through the 3” pvc chases?

Refer to the specifica�ons for piping requirements. Specifica�ons call for ASTM B819 Type K or L medical gas piping and not ACR tubing.

Ques�ons 36:

Are we to reinstall the dental air compressor, vacuum system, and all filters, regulators, and accessories as per keynote 006 on Sheet P-202? Just a concern that it may be contaminated due to the building mold issue.

a. Per the original scope that was the intent was to relocate the exis�ng air compressor, filter, regulators, etc. and reinstalled in the new loca�on with the equipment installed per manufacturers instruc�ons and all equipment/accessories set up in the same manner as the exis�ng condi�ons. The Govt. is to verify the current state of this equipment and confirm if it salvageable and reusable.

b. The exis�ng dental chair and dental compressor were covered with plas�c during the AE site visit. Unless the equipment was already removed by Govt. the equipment will be removed and replaced by the GC. The exis�ng compressor will be cleaned and serviced by Govt. and cer�fied ready for use.

Ques�on 37:

Do the exterior walls contain mold or mildew that requires abatement? Is there any asbestos in the exterior wall system?

a. There was evidence of mold on the surfaces of doors, par��ons (face of sheetrock), ceilings, and HVAC grills/ductwork. It is assumed the mold may have spread throughout the facility and on all surfaces in some limited amounts; however, there was no flooding in the building, so we assume the mold is likely limited to the surfaces and not the inside of the exterior walls.

b. The hazardous material report did not indicate the presence of any asbestos nor lead paint in this facility.

Ques�on 38:

Please provide updated lay down as men�oned during site walk.

Govt. to provide local coordina�on with regard to upda�ng lay-down area, security requirements for containment of construc�on materials, dumpsters, access etc a�er Award.

Ques�on 39:

There are no details in the plans and specs regarding new or exis�ng FF&E. Please confirm the FF&E Package is not part of the construc�on contract and new furniture will either be procured separately by the Government or added to the construc�on contract via modifica�on.

a. Reference sheet A-103 First Floor Equipment Plan Keynotes.

b. Items labeled as A# are Provide by Govt. and Installed by Govt.

c. Items labeled as C# are Provided by Contractor and Installed by Contractor.

d. GC shall provide necessary coordina�on with owner equipment requiring blocking in walls, water supply, waste piping, electrical, compressed air, and data.

Ques�on 40:

Please confirm extent of dental equipment that is required to be purchased and or installed.

a. The dental chair and dental compressor with dryer and exis�ng provided by Govt. and installed by contractor.

b. The under-slab conduit(s) with associated water, waste, electrical and compressed air are provided and installed by contractor.

Ques�on 41:

Please confirm if the following will be removed and disposed before construc�on start:

1. Exis�ng furniture

2. Dental Equipment (Chairs, air compressor, etc.)

KTR removed, stored and re-installed.

3. Exis�ng paperwork, binders, and other administra�ve items

Government plans to remove furniture and administra�ve items, if remaining by NTP, the KTR will be responsible for removing and shredding.

Ques�on 42:

Please confirm if it is acceptable to u�lize exis�ng roo�op ven�ng. Please clarify scope of work related to exis�ng roof mounted equipment and roofing.

The exis�ng roof mounted mechanical within the project boundary is to be removed in its en�rety. The exhaust fans and curbs are not being reused within the new design. The plumbing drawings currently show new vents thru roof, but if there are vent that can be reused that are of the required size that would be acceptable.

Ques�on 43:

Please confirm the scope with the roo�op condensing unit.

The packaged RTU within the project boundary is to be removed in its en�rety. Refer to the General Demoli�on notes of sheet M-101 for more informa�on. If said equipment serves other areas outside of the scope then it is to remain exis�ng and in opera�on. Contractor to verify if that is the case.

Ques�on 44:

Please confirm if it is acceptable to remove the transformer for electrical access to the required new underground pathway feeding 1002B.

Jacobs Recommend not to remove the exis�ng transformer since the condi�on of the transformer is unknown

Ques�on 45:

Please confirm the exterior concrete work required for the new Condensing Unit.

The new condensing units require 6” concrete housekeeping pads as noted on the mechanical drawings. Refer to structural drawings for more info on the concrete work.

Ques�on 46:

Please verify if the exis�ng transformer currently has a duct bank going to the exis�ng electric room.

No informa�on if exis�ng transformer has duct bank going to exis�ng building. Exis�ng plans don’t have that informa�on.

Ques�on 47:

Does the exis�ng transformer feed any other buildings or exterior equipment?

Exis�ng plans showed that transformer feed only building 1002B.

Ques�on 48:

Are the WAPs to be GFGI? If CFCI is there a preferred model for the base?

WAPS will be GFGI later. Infrastructure by KTR

Ques�on 49:

Are paper tower and Soap Dispenser required at each individual sink? Please confirm.

a. Soap dispenser and paper towel dispensers are required at each Restroom as shown.

b. Soap dispenser and paper towel dispenser are by Govt. at Break Room 146, Clinical Lab 142, and seven (7) Exam Rooms.

Ques�on 50:

Keynote 109 on Drawing A-101 does not provide a size and there is no eleva�on. Please provide size and eleva�on.

Provide (8) total Standard dry erase marker board with tray shall be 72” x 48” (side-by-side), combined display size = 144” x 48” at (4) loca�ons Rooms 150 and 151.

Ques�on 51:

There is a keynote for both “109 Markerboard W/ Tray” page A-101 and “C4 Markerboard-72”X48” W/ Tray” page A-103. Both are shown on the plans and some overlap loca�ons. Please confirm what is correct and called for.

Disregard Keynote 109 on sheet A-101. Keynote 109 is a duplica�on of mark C4 shown on sheet A-103.

Ques�on 52:

What is the structural Steel scope? Please clarify.

a. Frames at new openings in exis�ng precast concrete openings along column-line ‘A’.

b. New lintels at select door and/or window heads.

c. Delegated design of metal stud framing for interior par��ons.

Ques�on 53:

WM-1 is listed in the Water Meter Schedule on Sheet P-601 and the loca�on is shown on Sheet P-201.

What are the specifica�ons for this meter?

Refer to the water meter schedule and specifica�on sec�on 221119 – Domes�c Water Piping Special�es for informa�on regarding the water meter.

Ques�on 54:

A RTU and five split system CUs were observed during the site visit. They are not shown on the project plans. Are they to be demolished? Is the RTU to be replaced?

As noted in previous responses the exis�ng HVAC systems serving the project scope area are to be removed in their en�rety.

Ques�on 55:

Exis�ng underground piping in the mechanical room is noted on Sheet M-101 to be capped below floor.

Is that piping pressurized?

The assump�on is this piping is currently abandoned and does not serve anything in the scope of work area. As such the assump�on is this piping is not currently pressurized.

Ques�on 56:

It was noted at the �me of the site visit that the DCW, Dental Air and Dental Vacuum had been disconnected. Note 004 on Sheet P-101 states to PHOTO DOCUMENT DENTAL EQUIPMENT, FILTERS, REGULATORS, AND ACCESSORIES AND UNINSTALL. STORE EQUIPMENT ON SITE FOR RELOCATION. NOTE SYSTEM ORIENTATION AND REPLICATE CONNECTIONS WHEN RELOCATING. Are there photos or a detail drawing showing those connec�ons? Where is this equipment to be stored? Is storage to be provided by contractor? Is storage area required to have condi�oned air?

a. Correct.

b. All new connec�ons to/form air compression, water filter, etc. associated with dental chair shall be coordinated with Govt. based upon manufacturers installa�on instruc�ons and recommenda�ons.

c. During the AE site visit the dental air compressor, regulators, filters, and vacuum system were all connected within the room they were currently housed, but just not connected to the dental chairs. If that is no longer the case the equipment needs to be installed and connected per the manufacturer’s instruc�ons. Piping to the dental chairs is to be coordinated with the manufacturer of the chair and installed per their recommenda�ons.

d. KTR to store dental equipment and other equipment.

e. Equipment is to be protected, if stored in space with condi�oned air would be acceptable.

Ques�on 57:

TMV-3, shown on Sheet P-503, is not listed in the Thermosta�c Mixing Valve Schedule on Sheet P-601.

What are the specifica�ons for this valve?

The mixing valve is to serve the emergency eye wash and rated to be used with emergency fixtures. These mixing valves can typically be purchased from the same manufacturer of the emergency fixture.

Ques�on 58:

Is the attic space constructed of combustible materials? If so, the attic space will also need to be sprinklered.

AE did not have access to a�c space between exis�ng original flat room and new metal roof over truss framing.

Question 59:

Is the attic considered a conditioned space not susceptible to freezing (to remain above 40 degrees min per code)? The drawings show piping in the attic space supplied from a wet system. I would assume this is fine with-it being Florida but would like to confirm.

a. AE did not have access to a�c space between exis�ng original flat room and new metal roof over truss framing.

b. If there isn’t any insula�on below the metal roofing, and if the truss framing is wood, the a�c must be sprinklered along with the occupied space, and the a�c piping must be a glycol or dry system to protect against freezing.

Questions 60:

Ref. Air MD Site Evalua�on Report: Will we be required wrap all drywall and porous items prior to removing from the building?

Remove all contaminated materials as recommended by your abatement consultant.

Will we need to perform demoli�on work under nega�ve pressure?

Remove all contaminated materials as recommended by your abatement consultant.

Will an updated survey be conducted prior to construc�on?

No

Ques�ons 61:

Are the cable quan��es as shown in the worksta�on detail on T-501 correct?

Yes, the outlet jacks shown on the outlet details are correct.

Questions 62:

The rack layout on T-201 only shows 6 patch panels for data. By my count you will need (10) Cat.6 and (1) Cat.6a patch panels. I don’t believe there is adequate space in the 2 racks to accommodate that number of panels using the layout as shown.

a. This isn’t a ques�on, so I must assume the ques�on and respond. I reviewed the drawing and agree that approx. 10 PP are necessary and the rack layout would have the be revised. I am assuming that the space is the 3rd rack is available for addi�onal PPs and that the contractor would submit shop drawings that show that.

b. Jacobs Assump�on: Provide the quan�ty of patch panels are required by the quan�ty of data cables. Submital shop drawings are required to show revised layouts in the rack to support any addi�onal patch panels that might be necessary.

Questions 63:

Are the Patch Panels Modular/ unpopulated or populated 110 type?

a. Either are acceptable.

b. The installed structure cabling must be compliant with the project docs and pass tes�ng for the respec�ve Cat6 or Cat6A ra�ngs.

Questions 64:

If the 24 OS2/24 OM5 Hybrid fiber is not available, can we pull 2 separate fibers in the place of the requested Hybrid fiber?

Yes, separate cables are acceptable, unless the fill ra�o in the OSP conduit is exceeded.

Questions 65:

Will every Voice & Data wall worksta�on be piped to the cable tray?

Yes, conduit is run from the wall outlet to the cable tray. Reference detail D1/T-504.

Questions 66:

The bid package list Advantor as a Sole Source contractor. However the security drawings have not been included with this project. Will the security for this project be completed directly through the government?

a. There are no security drawings included in the drawing package and security devices are not shown on the Telecom sheets. Jacobs Assump�on: Security is not included in this project.

b. If later it becomes required, Advantor is the Sole Source

Questions 67:

The 087100 door hardware specifica�on has the acceptable manufacturers as for the locks as Corbin Russwin, Sargent and Yale with the listed with Yale Commercial with no other manufacturers listed. There is also document included for a sole source jus�fica�ons Atachment “Atach-7- JA_LSGA112024-A-Best Locks_COR-KO that appears to state that only Best Locks and Core are able to be used at this Facility. Is it correct to assume the manufacturers within the specifica�ons as long as they can accept Best Lock Cores?

a. Provide Heavy duty door hardware by either pre-approved manufacturer with products that can accept ‘Best Locks’.

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