Summary of Changes - Amendment 4.pdf
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This document provides details regarding Amendment 4 to the solicitation for the Consolidated Mission Control Center at Hill Air Force Base in Utah. The amendment revises specification sections to include requirements for the gas service connection, interior paint, and blast ratings on exterior windows and frames. The related federal contract opportunity notice indicates the government intends to award a firm-fixed price construction contract between $25 million and $100 million to build a new Consolidated Mission Control Center to replace outdated facilities. The new facility will provide improved air traffic control and post-mission test evaluation capabilities. The approximately 85,000 square foot facility will adhere to industry standards and Air Force base design guidelines. The period of performance is 852 days. The solicitation is expected to be issued on September 10, 2020 with proposals due October 12, 2020. The solicitation will be posted on beta.SAM.gov.
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Consolidated Mission Control Center (CMCC) ‐ Hill AFB, Utah
Summary of Changes ‐ Amendment 4
‐In response to RFI 8887369 pertaining to the high pressure service line and meter, sheet P‐501 was revised to indicate that the contractor will need to provide the connection, meter, valve, regulator, etc., per code and make connection to existing gas service line.
‐In response to RFI 8887665, spec section 09 90 00 was revised to include interior paint information.
‐In response to RFI 8888306, the Geotechnical Report is attached for information purposes only.
‐In response to RFI 8887317 spec section 08 51 13 was revised to include requirements for blast ratings on the exterior windows, frames, etc.
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