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This document contains plans and specifications for the Building 420 Renovation construction project. The project involves repairing the dining and medical training facility at Building 420 at the 134th Air Refueling Wing McGhee Tyson ANG Base in Tennessee. The plans and specifications are provided for reference purposes only and may not reflect the true as-built layout. The drawings include the original building plans for the original column footings, original wall section with footing, and the foundation plan for the addition to the building. The footing sizes shown for the building structure and roof columns are believed to be correct, but the footings for the stair towers were not stepped as shown. The related federal contract opportunity involves a solicitation for the Building 420 Renovation project with a magnitude between $5 million and $10 million. The NAICS code is 236220 and small businesses under $39.5 million in average annual receipts are eligible. The pre-bid conference will be held on-site and funds are anticipated but not presently available, with the government expecting funds no later than September 30, 2021. Award will be made to the responsible bidder providing the most advantageous price.
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Question 10 - On the roof support columns, are there any as-built designs for the footers for those columns?
Answer 11- Please see attachments Building 420 A3.2, Building 420 A4.0, Building 420A4.1, Building 420 S1.2, and S1.1. **These drawings are for reference only and may not reflect the true as-built layout. The original building plans for the original column footings, original wall section with footing, and the foundation plan for the addition to the building. The footing sizes are believed to be correct as shown for the columns for building structure and the roof, but the footings for the stair towers were not stepped as shown**
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