20200724 RFIs - Waterway Signs.pdf
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- Waterway Signs Solicitation
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This document contains a solicitation for a waterway signs construction project and the related questions and answers file. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Detroit District is seeking bids to install new water safety signs and sign frames at the Soo Locks in Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. The signs will include Coast Guard day boards and frames installed in the water by steel cased concrete piers drilled and cemented in place. An additional warning sign and frame will be installed on the corner of the Northwest Pier connected to a newly poured concrete block. The estimated price range for construction is between $500,000 and $1,000,000. Interested contractors must be registered with the System for Award Management and submit sealed bids before July 23, 2020. Final questions and answers regarding the solicitation will be posted in an amendment. The North American Industry Classification System code for this project is 237990.
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Solicitation # W91XK-20-B-0015 Waterway Sign Construction
Number Date/Time
Received in Outlook (Govt Exchange Server)
Answer Initials of Respondant
Date/Time Answered
1 21-Jul-20
Access to the additional sideslopes will be difficult to reach by water and side slopes can not take a veichle load, plans and specs should be followed for disposal of material.
JC 7/22/2020
2 21-Jul-20
Ammendment forthcoming; Concrete foundation is 3'6"deep by 10'-0" wide, corrections will be made to sheet CN200.
JC 7/22/2020
3 21-Jul-20
Access to the site is assumed by water. Any access through the North West Pier would have to be coordinated and approved by the contractor currently occupying the site.
JC 7/21/2020
Solicitation Issued July 8, 2020
Question
Questions Close July 23, 2020
Drawing V‐100 indicates that approximately 280 cyd of excess material is to be removed from the work area per note 1. Specification 31 00 00 paragraph 3.6 states to remove surplus material from Government property and deliver it to a licensed/permitted facility, indicating a landfill. Some of the excavated material may be substantial in size, such as rock, and may not be acceptable to a landfill. It appears that slopes adjacent to the excavated area may be suitable for placement of excess material. Could excess material remain on site and be placed on adjacent slopes?
Detail A2, Restricted Sign Profile on drawing CN200 shows the dimensions for the concrete foundation to be 4’‐0” deep and 11’‐0” wide. Detail D7 on drawing CN501 and F1 on drawing CN502 show the dimensions to be 3’6” deep and 10’‐0” wide.
Please verify the correct dimensions.
Will the Contractor be allowed access to the Warning Sign work site through the NW Pier where there is currently other work taking place by others?
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