W50S8F-21-B-0001_MunDr_Ph03_Bid_QA_20210721.pdf

Solicitation #: W50S8F‐21‐B‐0001 Project Name & Number: AQRC172008B: B260 Replace Munitions Storage Igloo Doors, Ph03

Updated: Wednesday, July 21, 2021

RFI # Submitted Answered Question Response Response By

1 13‐Jul‐21 13‐Jul‐21 It appears they are double leaf – can they have a center frame support?

Should this support be removable?

No. The doors can NOT have a center frame support. 177 CES

2 13‐Jul‐21 13‐Jul‐21 Is the blast pressure internal (Unseating) or external (Seating)? Internal 177 CES

3 13‐Jul‐21 13‐Jul‐21 It is stated that all outside testing agencies will be procured and paid by the Air National Guard, will these tests be required?

1. Testing shall be performed IAW with the drawing and specifications.

2. The Government reserves the right to conduct testing and inspections IAW 52.246‐1 Contractor Inspection Requirements and 52.246‐12 Inspection of Construction.

2.1 https://www.acquisition.gov/content/52246‐1‐contractor‐inspection‐ requirements

2.2 https://www.acquisition.gov/content/52246‐12‐inspection‐construction

177 MSC

4 13‐Jul‐21 13‐Jul‐21 Does the storage cells being worked on need to able to locked at night or weather tight if the removal & installation takes longer than 1 day?

No. The individual cells being worked on will be empty. They do not need to be secured or weathertight at the end of the work day.

177 MXG

5 14‐Jul‐21 20‐Jul‐21

Is there a basis of design for the blast doors?

The door systems are not a Commercially Off the Shelf (COTS) item and there is no Basis of Design.

The contactor shall provide engineering, blast calculations, & fabrication in accordance with the Drawings & Specifications.

6 14‐Jul‐21 20‐Jul‐21 Please confirm that the supervisor can perform multiple roles, such as the site supervisor & quality control manager.

The Site Supervisor may perform mutliple roles. The individual identified for each key role SHALL contain the appropiate training, certifications, & requisite experience as indentified in the Scope of Work and Solicitation Provisions & Clauses.

177 MSC

7 14‐Jul‐21 20‐Jul‐21 On Sheet S‐001, Special Instructions, Note 1: Is the contractor to include the cost of testing in our proposal or is this on the customer?

The contractor SHALL include the cost of all testing required in his cost proposal.

For additional information on testing; see question 3 above.

8 15‐Jul‐21 20‐Jul‐21 Drawing SF‐101; Keynote#1 calls to remove loose concrete and apply corrosion inhibitor.

Please confirm if this work is included in our scope for this phase? If so, please provide the exact locations required for patching.

Key Note #1 ‐ Removal & Repaird of loosed concrete is NOT part of this Project.

Only the door systems as descibed in the Scope of Work (SOW) are included in this Solicitation.

177 MSC

9 21‐Jul‐21 21‐Jul‐21

The plans call for some work to be done on Building 443, which contains electrical work too. The SOW does not contain any reference to work being done on Building 443.

Please clarify what the SOW should be.

The drawings are for multiple phases.

The Scope for this solicitaiton contains ONLY what is identified in the Scope of Work. T

177 MSC

10 21‐Jul‐21 21‐Jul‐21

The insurance requirements on page 23 of 110 mention “Aircraft Public and Passenger Liability” insurance “if applicable”.

Is that type of policy required for this project?

ref: Attach05 ‐ Specifications pg. 23 The Aircraft Public & Passenger Liability is NOT applicable to this project.

177 MSC

177th Fighter Wing Pre-Bid RFI Questions & Clarifications