Solicitation_Q_&_As.pdf

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Contruct Well House Pressure Buildings- Stockton Lake, MO
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Stockton Wellhouse W912DQ19D1016 Questions and Answers

Q1: What is the horsepower rating for the well pumps at each location?

A1: Orleans Trail 1 - 3HP pump, Orleans Trail 2 3HP pump, Hawker Point 3HP pump, and Mutton Creek 5HP pump.

Q2: Is there going to be an amendment to the solicitation to demo the exiting well head enclosure and go to a pitless adapter?

A2: Yes. The solicitation now includes an amendment to require conversion to pitless wellheads at all locations.

Q3: Can trees and brush be disposed of onsite?

A3: Yes. Trees and brush can be disposed of on site within each area where the buildings are constructed. Trees and brush must be disposed of in a manner that they are out of site/out of the way of park users and maintenance activities.

Q4: Can the Contractor tie into existing PVC lines in existing shower buildings at HP and MC?

A: Yes. Plumbing at these locations was updated recently so existing PVC lines into the existing shower buildings can be tied into at these locations only.

Q5: Will the demo of existing well enclosures and conversion to pit less wellheads be required at all four locations?

A5: Yes.

Q6:What is the discharge rate of the well pumps?

A6: Orleans Trail, Orleans Trail South and Hawker Point are 25 GPM and Myron Creek is 43 GPM

Q7: What are the depths of all of the wells?

A7: Orleans Trail 265 ft, Orleans Trail South 340 ft, Hawker Point 325 ft, and Mutton Creek 455 ft.

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