B.08.03 Question & Answer #2 20240828.pdf
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This document is a Q&A related to a federal contract opportunity for the Tuttle Creek Roof Replacement project, identified as solicitation number W912DQ24Q1064. The Q&A addresses a question about whether permanent fall protection anchors need to be installed as part of the new roof installation. The answer states that the permanent anchors must be installed and remain on the completed roof.
The federal contract opportunity is for a roof replacement construction project at the Tuttle Creek Administration Building. The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Tuttle Creek Lake Project, has a requirement to remove the existing EPDM roof and replace it with a new EPDM sloped roofing system, including new guttering and downspouts. This is a 100% Small Business set-aside with an estimated magnitude between $100,000 and $250,000. The period of performance is 180 days from the Notice to Proceed. Interested contractors must have an active SAM registration to submit quotes through the PIEE Solicitation Portal.
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Q&A #2
Tuttle Creek Roof Replacement
W912DQ24Q1064
Question 5: Please advise if permanent fall protection anchors will need to be installed for the new roof installation?
Answer: The permanent anchors need to be installed and remain on the completed roof.
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