Exhibit I - Site Visit Questions Answered 2023-07-20.pdf
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W911RX-23-B-0001
Fort Riley Road Maintenance
Fort Riley, Kansas
Site Visit Questions and Answers
Question 1:
Ref: Bid Item # 27 - Drainable Base Which KDOT Aggregate is acceptable for use on this Bid Item?
Answer 1: 3/4” nominal size with minimum permeability of 1,000 ft/day
Question 2:
Ref: Amount of Bid Guarantee The Solicitation references FAR 52.228-1 Bid Guarantee. Paragraph (c) reads “The amount of the bid guarantee shall be ___ percent of the bid price or $___, whichever is less.” Please provide the required percent (%) and amount ($) for the bid guarantee.
Answer 2:
The amount of the bid guarantee shall be 20% percent of the bid price or $3,000,000.00, whichever is less.” Please provide the required percent (%) and amount ($) for the bid guarantee. Amendment to reflect this will post to SAM.gov.
Question 3:
Ref: Base Cost Indices Solicitation paragraphs 12.6.2 BCCI & 12.6.4 BMCAMI, both define the start of the base indices as “the month (Or average of previous 12 month period) prior to the effective date of the base year”. Given a solicitation bid date of 21 Aug 2023, and to ensure this information is available to potential bidders, can we define that base start month as August of 2023 for the BCCI, and Sept 2022 to Aug 2023 for the
BMCAMI?
Answer 3: The BCCI will be the August CCI. The BMCAMI will be SEP 2022 – AUG 2023
Question 4:
Ref: Economic Price Adjustment (EPA) for Chip Seal Line Items (89, 90 & 91) The Technical Exhibit(s) list the EPA for the line items listed above as CCI. Given all three items will require the use of asphalt materials, will the government consider changing the EPA for these three items to MCAMI?
Answer 4: Asphalt material for these line items are paid for with line 444 (Emulsified Asphalt). EPA for lines 89-91 will remain CCI.
Question 5:
Ref: The Cover Material Line Items 442, 443 & 444
The line items listed above are for material (Only)? Is it the government’s intent to have us quote just the delivery of these materials? As such requiring their placement by DPW or others? These items are the materials required by the three Chip Seal line items 89, 90 & 91. Are line items 442 thru 444 a possible duplication of line items 89 thru 91?
Answer 5: Lines 442-444 are the materials for lines 89-91. Pricing for lines 89-91 should NOT include material prices for lines 442-444.
Question 6:
Ref: Bid Items 33, 36, 39, 42, 45, 48, 51, 54 These items are set–up to use Recycled Concrete Aggregate. This material is not consistently available in the market area. What will the government’s position be if the material is not available when ordered?
Answer 6: RCA will be Government provided material.
Question 7:
Ref: Bid Item 92 HMA Commercial Grade Profilograph Requirements The contract’s main HMA bid item incorporates by reference KDOT specification 603 Asphalt Pavement Smoothness. With no way of knowing at bid time whether a ton of HMA will be placed on a roadway requiring a profilograph, or on a surface that does not, can we set up the profilograph requirements of 603 Asphalt Pavement Smoothness as a separate bid item?
Answer 7: Will add separate line item for profilograph.
Question 8:
Ref: Bid Items 293 & 299 PEP is not commercially available in 54” & 72” diameters.
Answer 8: Will remove these line items from Bid form.
Question 9:
Ref: Line Item 236 Concrete Safety Barrier (Install/Remove Only) Can we assume the government will provide concrete barriers?
If yes, will the contractor be required to provide transport for the barriers back & forth from DPW’s O&M
Yard to the jobsite?
Answer 9: Yes, these will be Government provided barriers. Contractor will provide transportation from/to storage site and installation/removal of barriers.
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