W50S75-22-B-0002_Rpr_Restrooms_B901_RFIs _W_Responses.pdf
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- Repair Restrooms & Electrical, B901
- Solicitation number
- W50S75-22-B-0002
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This solicitation package includes questions and answers related to solicitation number W50S75-22-B-0002 for repair and renovation services at Channel Islands Air National Guard Station in Ventura County, California. The scope of work involves removing and replacing existing flooring, ceiling, and fixtures in two restrooms totaling approximately 1,300 square feet, as well as electrical work including installing new LED strips, spotlights, circuits, and an electrical subpanel. Interested small business contractors are invited to attend an in-person pre-bid conference and mandatory site visit scheduled for August 30, 2022 to register for base access and pose any questions. The single award firm fixed-price design-bid-build construction contract has a performance period of 180 calendar days from notice to proceed.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RELATED TO:
SOLICITATION W50S7522B0002
As of 08 Sep 2022
Q1. Will mailed proposal be accepted prior to due date? If so, what is the physical mailing address and admittance to?
A1. Yes, as long as it is received prior to bid opening time. See Block 7 and 9 of the SF1442 for the information. USPFO CA - 146th MSC, ATTN: Kristian Perlas, 119 Mulcahey Dr, Port Hueneme, CA 93041-4011
Q2. Can the government provide lead and asbestos test for the building?
A2. The facility was constructed after 1985 and no known LBP or asbestos is present in the building. If lead/asbestos is encountered, the Contractor shall stop work and notify the COR prior to proceeding with future work in the area. Based on the findings, the Government will determine a way forward depending on the situation.
Q3. How does the Government want to handle any failed and eroded drain lines below the slab?
A3. The Contractor is responsible for only the work identified in the Scope of Work. Any potential/recommended work outside the Scope of Work, to include unforeseen or changing site conditions, shall be brought to the attention of the COR and approved by the Government before any work is to be accomplished.
Q4. Will this project be phases or can the KTR get the entire project at once?
A4. The project shall be completed as one entire project. Scheduling shall be accomplished as to maximize efficiency and minimize impact to the building occupants.
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