PSXE242020 Repair TEC Physical Fitness Area Questions_Response_09.04.24.docx
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This document contains questions and responses regarding the PSXE 242020 Repair TEC Physical Fitness Area contract solicitation (W50S98-24-B-0009) issued by the Department of the Army Tennessee Army National Guard.
The key details are:
- The solicitation calls for the repair of the Physical Fitness Area, including fencing work.
- There are questions regarding the intended heights of the chain link fence, with the response clarifying that the 10-foot and 5-foot sections shown in the drawings take precedence over the 6-foot height stated in the note.
- There is a question about the post-tensioned concrete court detail, with the response stating to bid per the drawings and specifications, which call for a traditional 4-inch thick concrete slab.
- The solicitation package includes drawings, specifications, and statements of work. Site visit instructions are provided in section 00 21 00.
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W50S98-24-B-0009 PSXE 242020 Repair TEC Physical Fitness Area Pre-Bid Questions
1. On drawing C2.3, detail A1 shows the fence called out as 10' high and 5' high sections. Note #1 states "ALL CHAIN LINK FENCE TO BE 2" MESH, 9 GAUGE, 6' HIGH POLYMER COATED STEEL FABRIC MEETING ASTM F668 WITH KNUCKLED TOP AND BOTTOM SELVAGES." Please clarify the intended heights of the proposed fence.
Please disregard the Note #1 reference to “6’ high” and refer to the Plan view on Detail A1 for the locations of the 10’ high and 5’high sections of fencing.
2. On drawing C2.1, detail F4 shows a post-tensioned concrete court. This method would be significantly more costly than a traditional cast in place 4" inch thick concrete slab with welded wire mesh. If it is anticipated to have foot traffic only then we would recommend a traditional cast in place 4" inch thick concrete slab with welded wire mesh for a more economical cost than a post-tension slab.
Please bid per the drawings and specifications.
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