QA_Rpr B102_Amendment 3.pdf
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- Repair B102 Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S9121Q0009
- Issued by
- Department of the Army National Guard
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Amendment 3_W50S91-21-Q-0009 Rpr B102 Solicitation.pdf | ||
| Amendment 2_W50S91-21-Q-0009 Rpr B102 Solicitation.pdf | ||
| Attachment 5_BLDG_102_2nd_Floor_Dim.pdf | ||
| Amendment 1_W50S91-21-Q-0009 Rpr B102 Solicitation.pdf | ||
| Q-A - Repair B102.pdf | ||
| Attachment 3_B102 Plan Set.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1_W50S91-21-Q-0009 Rpr B102 Solicitation.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2_SOW_Rpr B102.pdf | ||
| Attachment 4_Wage Determination.pdf |
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Responses to Questions (Q&A), 16 April 2021, RFQ: W50S91-21-Q-0009
Q1 – The Construction Notes on sheet 3:3 states all proposed diffusers shall be installed with new 3” flex duct, is this correct? Typically, the smallest opening on diffusers is 6”.
A1 – 6” is correct.
Q2 – Please confirm that the existing 12” duct above the original roof deck is accessible.
A2 – Yes, it is accessible.
Q3 – Sheet 1:3 (Lighting) and Sheet 2:3 (Power) under Construction Notes indicates “Refer to Project 952036 Sheet E-2 for existing electrical infrastructure.” Was this Sheet (E-2) issued for reference?
A3 – No, please see attached photo
Q4 - Does the branch wiring indicated between existing (E) 20A receptacles on the Power Plan represent existing documented branch circuit wiring between existing devices or does this represent new branch circuit wiring between devices?
A4 – New branch circuit wiring between devices
Q5 - Since the existing floor is plywood, and removing existing VCT could cause damage to the plywood, can we install VCT over good secure existing VCT tile? We would repair any VCT that is suspect.
A5 – This is acceptable only if existing VCT cannot be removed without damage to existing subfloor, removal efforts subject to government inspection.
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