W50S8C26QA008-RFI00001-20260417.pdf
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- 152 AW Bldg. 130 Water Line Break Repair
- Solicitation number
- W50S8C-26-Q-A008
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This is a Request for Information (RFI) response document providing answers to questions about the Building 130 Water Break project under Solicitation W50S8C26QA008, issued as of April 17, 2026.
The broken 8-inch diameter Victaulic pipe extends approximately 50 linear feet from the tee fitting to the exterior wall. The shut-off ball valve is located approximately 50 feet from the building. The water line is connected to the municipal system and should be treated as potable water. Hydrant locations are confirmed in the provided site plan image, which shows two fire hydrants marked in red circles at the building perimeter. According to the government, no other repairs are anticipated inside or beneath the building in the affected area. The Water Plan shows the 8-inch line running to various valve points (V-87, V-88, V-89, V-90) around Building 130 (Fuel Cell Hangar), while the Sewer Plan confirms that no other utilities are present in the proposed excavation area beyond the existing 4-inch drainage infrastructure already shown on site plans.
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Solicitation: W50S8C26QA008
Title: Bldg. 130 Water Break project
RFI-00001
Providing answers to RFIs received as of 17 April 2026.
1. What is the exact diameter and linear feet for the Victaulic pipe
1a. The length of the broken pipe, from the tee fitting to the exterior wall, is approximately 50’, and it is 8” in diameter.
2. Can you confirm the exact location of the hydrants?
2a. See Below
3. Approximately how many feet into the building are they located?
3a. See Question 2 for reference.
4. Can you please provide images of them?
4a. See Question 2 for reference.
5. How far from the building is the ball valve used to turn the water on/off?
5a. Shut off valve is approximately 50’ from the building.
6. Is the water line potable and connected to the municipal system?
6a. Yes, water line ties into municipal and should be treated as potable.
7. Are there any other anticipated repairs inside or beneath the building that we should be aware of?
7a. To our knowledge, there are no other repairs necessary in the area.
8. Additional Site Plans and Information:
8a.
Water Plan:
Sewer Plan:
No other utilities on our plans are in the area of this proposed excavation.
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