RFI BID LOG.pdf

1 Is this project “made in America” materials only? 27‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Yes 06/06/22

Would you like us to use explosion proof means and methods in the garage? I ask because some of the light fixtures call to be explosion proof.

27‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 All devices shall meet class 1, division 1 or 2, per E‐101 general note 2. 06/06/22

There are several “special receptacles” shown in the garage that are unspecified.

They are also not listed on the panel schedule. Please advise.

27‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 The special receptacles are not required. Please disregard. 06/06/22

4 Drawings also call to more a pole light. Where is it being moved to? 27‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Location of relocated light pole is indicated by keynote 1 on drawing CU101.

Keynote 8 on drawing CS101 should read as "Reinstall light pole (refer to drawing CU101)".

06/06/22

5 What is the expected construction start date? 26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Pre‐construction Conference 45 days after bid closing where contractor will receive NTP. Preconstruction submittals will be done complete within 30days after NTP, Start work will be 30days after NTP and completion of preconstruction submittals.

06/06/22

Can the site superintendent be the SSHO? Or must the Site Superintendent and SSHO be two separate individuals? Must the SSHO be present everyday on site, or does the site super qualify as an Assistant SSHO on the days SSHO is not present?

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 The site superintendent can also be the SSHO. The SSHO (or site supervisor if it is the same individual) must be present at all times.

06/06/22

What are the security clearance requirements to access the jobsite location?

Will a Real ID be required for background checks for base access?

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 No special security requirements to work in the POL Yard. Real ID or two other forms of valid ID are required.

06/06/22

8 Please confirm COVID protocols and/or vaccination requirements for the project 26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

The contractor is responsible for each employee to complete a DD Form 3150, “Contractor Personnel and Visitor Certification of Vaccination”. This for is not required for base access and nor will the contracting officer request it for submission.

06/06/22

Please clarify requirements for 3rd Party Independent Inspections. Will you please provide a list or table of required 3rd party independent inspections?

Specs call for GC to furnish 3rd Party Inspections for any inspections called for the building official to conduct in the ICC. Please confirm if GC is responsible for engaging 3rd Party Inspections, the type and quantity of each for Concrete Slab & Under Floor, Above Ceiling, Rough In, Framing, GWB screw, Plumbing Rough, Plumbing Final, Electrical Rough, Electrical Final, Energy Efficiency for Fenestration U Value, Roofing, Sprinkler, Fire Alarm, Fire Door, Structural Steel, Seismic Resistance, Masonry Infill, Soil, Asphalt

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Required inspections are described in technical specifications. Section 01 45 35 has been added and is attached here.

06/06/22

10 Sustainability reporting ‐ is this required as outlined in spec section 01 33 29? 26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Sustainability reporting is not required. 06/06/22

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Is there any Interior Signage required under this contract? If so, please clarify Interior signage quantities and locations.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 There is no interior architectural signage. 06/06/22

12 Utility ‐ who pays for utility company (Until) work? 26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Contractor must pay for utility work. Refer to note 11 an drawing C‐001. 06/06/22

Are there Geotech, Soils and Hazmat reports? Is there any known asbestos, lead paint, PCBs or other hazardous materials on site marked for disturbance?

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 There are no hazmat reports, there are no know asbestos, lead paint, PCB's or other hazardous materials on site.

06/06/22

Are there any required contractors or vendors for Fire Protection or Fire Alarm work?

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 There are no required contractors, but you must provide brand name equipment for the Fire Alarm and Climate Control system IAW specification.

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Please confirm all utility cutovers are to be performed after normal working hours (7am‐430pm Mon‐Fri), on weekends or holidays

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Per specification 01 14 00, make utility cutovers and interruptions after normal working hours or on Saturdays, Sundays, and Government holidays.

06/06/22

Commissioning is mentioned in several locations throughout the project specs referring to Commissioning section 01 91 00.15, but section 01 91 00.15 was not included in the specification manual. Is Commissioning required for this project?

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Commissioning is not required for this project. Please disregard references to commissioning in the specification.

06/06/22

Unable to located Key Note 3 on plan on sheet CD101. Please confirm location of this key note reference on plan or if it is not used.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Keynote 3 is not used. 06/06/22

On Sheet CS101, Key Note 10 refers to detail 8/C‐502. Please confirm this should be 6/C‐502, not 8/C‐502.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Keynote 10 should refer to detail 6/C‐502. 06/06/22

We are unable to locate detail 1/SF501 on any of the plans. Please confirm this detail reference location.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Detail 1/SF501 reference is located in the note below detail 6/SF101 and the note below detail 5/SF201.

06/06/22

There are control joints shown on 3/AE101 around overhead doors. Please confirm the offset indicated is intended for the control joints to be around the CMU pilasters shown on SF201.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 The offset indicated is intended to be around the CMU pilasters shown on

SF201.

06/06/22

Elevation 3/AE101 ‐ There is a remote water meter on P101 shown next to Door 101 which is not shown on this elevation.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Remote water meter should be shown adjacent to personnel door at 48" above finish floor. Coordinate with plumbing drawings.

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Elevation 3/AE101‐ Please confirm if control joints will be required at exteriors 101, 100E & F.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Provide exterior control joints as indicated on exterior elevations on sheet AE101. A control joint is not required at door 101. Provide control joints at doors 100E and 100F.

06/06/22

Elevation 3/AE101 ‐ Please confirm which pipes are shown venting through above Door 101?

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Thru wall vent pipes indicated on elevation 3/AE101 are no longer required.

There is now a single concentric vent pipe roof penetration. Coordinate with Mechanical sheet M‐101. See clarification sketch 1/SK‐A1 for vent pipe roof penetration flashing detail.

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24 Please confirm if the panel P1 is recessed or surface mounted 26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Surface mounted in NEMA 3R enclosure 06/06/22

Please confirm circuit numbers for ERS‐1, ERS‐2 and ERS‐3. The circuit numbers on panel schedule do not match tags on 1/E‐101.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 (ERS‐1) P1‐2, (ERS‐2)P1‐4, (ERS‐3)P1‐6,(ERS‐4) P1‐8 06/06/22

26 1/E‐101: P1‐9,11 is tagged at Garage Doors East as well as side exterior door 26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 P1‐9,11 is feeding two garage doors. 06/06/22

3/E‐101: Key Note #1 refers to wall mounted data cabinet. Please confirm the size and installation location of the cabinet

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Refer to specification 27 10 00, paragraph 2.4.1 for data cabinet requirement, and ES101 detail 3.

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3/E‐101: Kye Note #3 refers to hung transformer. Please confirm detail or any structural requirements to hang transformer.

26‐May‐22 1‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22 Transformer is to be mounted on strut above the fin tube, supported by structural slab.

06/06/22

Spec Section 00 00 02, Page 1, provides a bid schedule table for Base Bid, CLIN Bid Options, and CLIN Unit Prices. CLIN Unit prices include 50cy rock removal, 2,000 gallons dewatering, and 1,500 tons excess soil removal. However, SF1442 does not provide line items for CLIN Unit Prices to be included in bid proposals.

Please indicate if unit pricing is required, and if so, provide an updated SF1442 to include these CLIN Unit Pricing options in bid proposals.

26‐May‐22 2‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Bid Schedule verbiage removed. Specifications section 01 20 00 updated.

06/06/22

Spec Section 00 00 02, Page 1: Does the 50 cubic yards of rock removal we are to carry apply to the main job site, or to the OLI 1 Gas Line alternate, or are we to split it (if so, how)? If it belongs to the main job site, how much should we carry for OLI 1, or will that be calculated as extra per the contract unit rate?

26‐May‐22 2‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Bid Schedule verbiage removed. Specifications section 01 20 00 updated.

06/06/22

The boring logs indicate dewatering is most likely not required, however the spec requirements for dewatering should it be necessary are fairly robust. In addition, Spec Section 00 00 02, Page 1 calls for a unit quantity price of 2,000 gallons of dewatering. Since the extent and requirements for dewatering will not be known until construction is underway, should all bidders carry an allowance for dewatering? If so, please indicate the allowance which should be carried.

Alternatively, will an updated SF1442 be provided to allow bidders to list unit quantities matching that of Spec Section 00 00 02, Page 1, i.e. 2,000 gallons of dewatering?

26‐May‐22 2‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Bid Schedule verbiage removed. Specifications section 01 20 00 updated.

06/06/22

From the site visit, there appears to be potential sub‐surface ledge at the building site. Since the extent and requirements for rock removal will not be known until construction is underway, should all bidders carry an allowance for rock removal? If so, please indicate the allowance which should be carried.

Alternatively, will an updated SF1442 be provided to allow bidders to list unit quantities matching that of Spec Section 00 00 02, Page 1, i.e. 50 cy of rock removal?

26‐May‐22 2‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Contractor shall NOT carry a "allowance". All removal of materials will be handled IAW clause 52.236‐2 Differing Site Conditions.

06/06/22

Specs call for us to carry 1,500 tons of excess soil disposal in the base bid. Specs also indicate we can dispose of excess soil on Base if there is room as approved by the Contracting Officer. Please confirm if excess soils can remain on base or if bidders need to include costs to relocate off‐site.

26‐May‐22 2‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Soil can remain on base of the soil is clean.

06/06/22

We have not been able to locate a similar clause for disposal of rock. Please confirm if excess rock can remain on base or if bidders need to include costs to relocate off‐site. If off‐site, can an allowance be provided to be carried by all bidders, or will this be addressed in an updated Unit Quantities list per question above?

26‐May‐22 2‐Jun‐22 6‐Jun‐22

Rock will be relocated off Base. See specification section 01 20 00.

Contractor shall NOT carry a "allowance". All removal of materials will be handled IAW clause 52.236‐2 Differing Site Conditions. 06/06/22