W912DR-11-R-0033-0006 North Campus Substation Amendment 6 .pdf

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

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1) ANSWERS ADDITIONAL REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI)

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9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

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X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer is extended, X is not extended.

Offer must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified in the solicitation or as amended by one of the following methods:

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The following have been added by full text:

RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR INFORMATION #6

North Campus Substation, Fort George G. Meade, MD

Solicitation Number W912DR-11-R-0033

Amendment 6: Responses to Request for Information

Responses to Request for Information

Question 5 "Section 00100 Proposal Submission Requirements paragraph 5.1.4 under Pre-Award Project Schedule states, “The schedule shall be provided electronically in an .xer format for analysis by the technical evaluation board.”

1. When is the pre-award project schedule to be submitted?

2. Is the pre-award project schedule to be submitted via e-mail, or on a CD?

3. In lieu of a .XER format, is .PRX or .PDF acceptable?"

Answer: "1. Hard copy of the pre-award schedule shall be submitted with the proposal as par of Factor 4, the Project Management Plan, of the technical proposal. 2&3: Remove the “.xer” reference the contractor is not expected to submit electronic copies"

Question 10 Section 00100 Proposal Submission Requirements paragraph 3.7 lists “Binder 3 (Price): Factor 8 Tabs A, B, C, D, E and F.” The next paragraph provides detail for Factor 8 that identifies only Tabs A, B, C, E and F. Please confirm that Tab D is not used.

Answer: See RFI #2

Question 17 Please provide the subsoil investigation (geotechnical) report referenced in 31 00 00, § 1.3.

Answer: Subsurface soil information required for bidding is contained within the construction documents. Soil boring locations, logs and soil properties are located within drawings C-007 through C-014. The construction document’s specifications and structural design and notes are detailed based on this subsurface soil information.

Question 35 Please clarify the intent of the following sentence in 5.1.4 Factor 4, “The narrative must be a comprehensive, start-to-finish discussion on the significant features of this work to include demonstrating similar projects should include experience in construction….”. It appears that a few words were left out from this sentence.

Answer: The narrative must be a comprehensive; start-to-finish discussion on the significant features of this work to include demonstrating similar projects should include experience in construction of the following electrical substations….

Question 45 Paragraph 5.1.4, second paragraph of “Project Team” section, last line, references Section 00800 for self-performed work requirements. Please advise if this is still applicable to the project and, if so, please provide correct specification reference.

Answer: Ignore reference to section 800.. Sentence shall read, "Generally describe the items of the Offeror will self-perform."

Question 49 Please provides specifications for the following elements of work which appear on the drawings: Access Panels; Fall Protection Anchors and Cable; Stainless Steel Walk off Mat.

Answer: Access Panel can be found in specification 05 50 13 (Misc. Metal Fabrications) Paragraph 2.4. Fall Protection can be found in specification 05 50 13 (Misc. Metal Fabrications) Paragraph 2.21. Stainless Steel walk off mat can be found in specification 05 50 13 (Misc. Metal Fabrications) Paragraph 2.8.

Question 50 Due to the complexity of the electrical requirements and the logistical restraints; we respectfully request a two week extension to the proposal submission date to prepare the proposal. Answer: Time extension was granted for one week to the 19th July, 2011

Question 64 Spec section 31 00 00 paragraph 1.3.1 Classification of Excavation states, “No consideration will be given to the nature of the materials, and all excavation will be designated as unclassified excavation.” Please define unclassified excavation.

Answer: Unclassified excavation consists of the excavation of and proper disposal of any type of material (rock, loose fill, etc.) that is encountered during the progress of the work.

Question 75 Please confirm that concrete placement can occur on weekends and Government holidays. Specification 01 05 00 currently prohibits this.

Answer: See answer to RFI #13

Question 78 Please refer to detail 5 on A-098. Please provide in plan view the extent of which the precast pavers are required (Are they to be in the entire footprint of the fuel tank area or are they meant to act as a walk path only)?

Answer: Precast pavers are required in the entire footprint of the fuel tank area.

Question 79 Reference Drawing A-094. Please confirm the stainless steel stair details 4 & 5/A- 094 are for the two (2) sets of stairs at the fuel tank area.

Answer: Stainless steel stairs are only required for the two sets of stairs at the fuel tank area.

Question 80 Please provide finish schedules for the interior of the substation vault.

Answer: There is no finish requirement for the interior of the substation concrete vaults.

Question 81 Please advise if the cast-in-place concrete containment walls at fuel tanks and the transformer separation wall are to be painted or remain plain concrete finish.

Answer: There are no painted finish requirements for the containment walls for the fuel tanks or the transformer separation wall.

Question 84 The Finish Schedule on Drawing A-081 indicates AP (Acoustical Plaster) for the ceilings in all Generator Rooms. Please confirm Detail 1/A-076 is the appropriate detail for this work.

Answer: Detail 1/A-076 is the appropriate detail for the acoustical plaster ceilings in the generator rooms.

Question 86 Spec Section 03 30 00 section 2.4.9 describes Liquid Chemical Sealer-Hardener Compound. Please confirm where this product is required.

Answer: Specification 03 30 00 section 2.4.9 is applied in battery rooms 119, and 120. Epoxy coating specified in 09 67 23.14 is preferred method of sealing in battery rooms

Question 88 Specification sections 260500-3.1.5 and 262000-3.1.5.5 indicate the use of direct bury Schedule 40 pipe for LV conduits running under the building slab. However, drawings EG- 18 thru EG-21 indicates all under slab conduits are to be schedule 80. Please advise whether schedule 40 or schedule 80 will be required for LV direct bury, under slab conduit installations.

Answer: Please use schedule 80 as indicated under drawings EG-018 thru EG-021.

Question 89 Please refer to detail 2 on A-046. Please confirm if the waterproofing on the outside portion of the concrete wall can terminate on the top outside edge of the footing and not continue down the outside vertical face of the footing as indicated on this detail.

Answer: Provide waterproofing to the outside vertical face of the footing as indicated on detail 2 on sheet A-046.

Question 90 Please refer to specification section 09 06 90 – Color Schedule. Section 2.2.1 of this section reference specification section 01 00 00 for government review and selection of the optional colors listed below. Specification section 01 00 00 does not mention a mock up or the optional colors. Please confirm if we are to use the Option A or Option B items for this bid. In this same specification section there is an option for rubber flooring in lieu of VCT. Please confirm VCT is to be included in this bid.

Answer: Mock-up of the exterior wall assembly as shown on sheet A -080 is required for selection of exterior finish and for approval of construction assembly. Both option A and option B must be included in this bid. VCT must be included in this bid.

Question 92 Drawing C-020 “Coordinate Locations for Utility 0+00 Station Schedule” for Elect DB-E/F indicates them originating at MH’s G/H-111 and ending at MH’s A/B-109 but according to C-020 Site Plan they originate at MH’s H/G-115 and Dwg C-026 indicates them ending at MH’s CP-2&3. Please confirm these points are correct.

Answer: Coordinates for origin points of Electrical Duct banks E and F are correct but descriptions given on table are incorrect. The duct banks originate from MH’s H/G-115 and terminate at MHs CP-2&3.

Question 93 Drawing C-024 indicates Elect DB’s K & L originating at MH’s G/H-135 and ending at MH’s A/B-110A. The “Coordinate Locations for Utility 0+00 Station Schedule” given on Drawing C-020 does not indicated this DB. Please confirm and provide updated Coordinate Location Schedule.

Answer: "Electrical Duct bank K between proposed manhole H-135 and existing manhole B- 110A: 0+00 coordinates (525372.40 N, 1376533.54 E)

Electrical Ductbank L between proposed manhole G-135 and existing manhole A-110A: 0+00 coordinates (525363.76 N, 1376525.04 E)"

Question 109 "Ref. Salvage Materials: Specification section 01 05 00, item 1.13 indicates that 63 circuit breakers and 10 SEL relays are to be delivered to a location directed by the Contracting Officer. Drawings E-003 and E-004 Note 1 state that 40MVA transformers, 115kV line switches, circuit breakers, and switchgear must be turned over to the Government for recycling:

a. May they be turned over in place or must they be transported?

b. If they must be transported, please describe approximate distance

c. The transformers and some circuit breakers contain oil, as indicated on plan Z-001. Must the oil be drained prior to turnover? Does inclusion on this chart indicate the presence of PCBs in the oils? Note 12 note clear."

Answer: The Government will bring empty containers/dumpsters to the site. Contractor can place said salvaged material in same and the Government will remove the containers/dumpsters.

Some coordination will be necessary. There is oil in the transformers that must be removed and disposed by the Contractor. It has been tested and found to be PCB free.

Question 112 Ref. 01 05 00 1.5 Utilities. Please describe available sources of power for construction purposes (voltage, ampacity, overhead or underground) and their relative distance to the site

Answer: Please contact BGE.

Question 118 Reference Section 015000-3.1 Employee Parking. Can each subcontractor bring their own employees from their off-site parking area to the site via their own shuttle bus or van pool? Or does the general contractor have to provide a single bus service for all subcontractors?

Answer: Each subcontractor is allowed to manage their own off site parking arrangements.

Question 122 Reference Section 010500-1.14 Maintenance of Utilities. This section states that the Contractor shall provide alternate space heating for Government personnel when necessary during shutdown of the heating system. Please advise how large the space is that we are required to heat for Government personnel.

Answer: This section refers to the Resident Engineer's Office. Ensure adequate heating is provided to the space or provide a new location for the Resident Engineer and staff to operate.

Question 123 "Reference Section 013553-1.2 On-Site Construction Security. Item 8 under this section states that the general contractor will provide a security service to monitor/control access to the construction site until after the site security is assumed by the NSA police (after the site is incorporated into the overall NSAW campus). Please answer the following questions:

a. Does the security service need to start once the security/construction fence is erected around the construction site? Or do they need to start at a different time?

b. At what point is the site considered to be incorporated into the overall NSAW campus so that site security will be assumed by the NSA police? Is it not until the existing controlled perimeter fence is demolished to allow for the new access drive to be constructed?

c. Can the site security service be provided by the Contractor’s own employees?

d. How many people are required to perform the site security service?

e. Is the security service required to inspect vehicles entering the site? If so, how extensive are the vehicle inspections?

f. Does the contractor need to provide a guardbooth or other type of facility for the site security service? Or is it okay for them to stand/sit at the entrance. "

Answer: "a) Contractor must provide own security and control access to the site from NTP through completion.

b) Through close coordination with NSA security, suggest a gating and escort arrangement that delays turnover of security responsibility of the plant job site to very, very late in the project, up to turnover.

c) Contractor security should be by qualified personnel; if contractor now employs qualified personnel there is no object to them serving as contractor security.

d) the number of security personnel will vary during the project and must be adequate to secure the site.

e) The Contractor is responsible for vehicles entering their site. Inspection is required for vehicle entering the NSA campus. At minimum, suggest not admitting any vehicle without a bill of lading, etc. and proper ID.

f.) considering the hours of work and durations of the contract, some facility for the contractors security guards seems prudent. "

Question 124 Reference Section 013201.0010-3.1.1 Phasing. The fifth paragraph states that normal VR and access to campus will be required once the existing controlled perimeter fence is demolished to allow for the new access drive to be constructed. At what point can the Contractor demolish the existing controlled perimeter fence?

Answer: The Contractor may remove the existing fence as soon as the new fence is in place and accepted by the Government. However, see answer to RFI-0123, part b. You may want to delay removing the existing fence as long as possible.

Question 127 Section 013553-1.6 discusses the requirements for inspections of pedestrians/vehicles. This Section states that vehicle inspections will be conducted at the Vehicle Cargo Inspection Facility (VCIF) located on Perimeter Road on the south side of the campus.

Will vehicles have to pass through the VCIF before they pass through the access point monitored/controlled by the Contractor's security service?

Answer: Night and Weekends, when the parking lot off Canine Road outside and before GH1 should be empty. Contractor could then bring deliveries through that parking lot to their site.

There is also very limited access via road and lane from the frontage road and Cryptologic Museum. The best access most days will be through the campus on to the site through a temporary gate. See answer to RFI-0123, part b.

Question 128 Section 014013-1.3.5 says "Design/Builder". Should this say "Contractor" instead?

Answer: Should read Contractor not Design/Builder

Question 134 Drawing C-033 Key Note 5 shows a 10’ wide gravel shoulder for Contractor Trailers. Standard trailer size is 12’ wide. Can the gravel shoulder be wider to account for the trailer size?

Answer: Yes.

Question 135 "On Drawing C-033, reference the road with the 10’ wide gravel shoulder for the contractor trailers.

a. Does the Contractor use this road to access the construction trailers?

b. Can the Contractor use this road for other uses such as staging or parking for office personnel?

Answer: "a) Yes.

b) No, the road is used by security and other and must remain passable at all times."

Question 136 General Note 1 on Drawing C-030 states that “construction of primary site to proceed once the perimeter fence is established.” We are not clear what “primary site” is referring to, and thus what work can occur before the perimeter fence is established. Please advise: a. Can sediment and erosion control begin before the perimeter fence is established? b.

Can tree clearing and grubbing begin before the perimeter fence is established? c. Can earthwork cuts/fills begin before the perimeter fence is established?

Answer: The Primary Site is the current wooded area outside the existing fence where the Contractor is to build the substation and associated features. Some utility feature of work is required outside of this Primary site on the NSA Campus. Contractor should coordinate with USACE. From NTP, contractor must control access and not create a public safety hazard.

Comply with EM 385-1-1.

Question 144 Per specification section 01 50 00, paragraph 3.2.1 the Government will not provide utilities for construction, but the contractor may contact BGE directly to make arrangements. It is our understanding that BGE does not have power available in the immediate vicinity of the project site. This means BGE will need to perform a design and the installation costs could be substantial. Please advise if there is a contact person at BGE that is familiar with this customer and the project.

Answer: BGE is aware of the Project and the Site. Government’s POC cannot help you.

Suggest you contact BGE’s New Service Desk.

Question 148 Many subcontractors interested in bidding this project are having difficulty obtaining plans and specs for the job. In order to be able to submit a more complete proposal to the Government, we respectfully request a one (1) week extension for this bid.

Answer: Time extension was granted for one week July 19, 2011

Question 162 Specification Section 31 00 00 paragraph 3.8 makes reference to disposal of materials into designated waste disposal or spoil areas. Please confirm that no such areas exist on the project site and that all surplus excavated material not required for fill shall be removed from Government property.

Answer: The are currently no requirement for fill material on Campus. Contractor is required to properly dispose of excess materials off-site.

Question 163 Section 01 50 00 paragraph 3.2.1 Temporary Utilities states that no utilities will be made available by the Gov’t for the Contractor’s use. Will the Contractor be permitted to install the new water service to the site and use this as a source for temporary construction water?

Answer: Yes, in compliance with all applicable local and State of Maryland laws and regulations

Question 203 Please provide a new copy of Section 00010 – Solicitation Contract Form (Page 4 of 77 of the Solicitation) with the addition of CLIN ITEM NO 0002 added by Amendment No. 3.

Answer: The form for CLIN ITEM NO 0002 is included in amendment 6. The completed form shall be included in Vol 3: Price Proposal under Tab E: Price Schedule

Question 204 No FAR clause(s) was referenced in Division 48 specs. Please provide relevant FAR clause(s) for materials. If BAA compliance is required, please state whether this requirement takes precedence over PV requirements indicated on drawing EG-045.

Answer: The Buy American Act applies to this project.

Question 205 Per Detail 9 / M-027, Note # 1 shows freeze protection for all Urea pipes 70 degrees to 0 degrees. Note # 2 references insulation requirements for exterior urea piping only.

Spec Section 263215-2.32.2.10a. (3) – shows all tubing shall be heat traced and insulated to maintain a minimum of 60 degrees F. Please confirm all of the Urea Piping shown on the Mechanical plans is to be heat traced and insulated.

Answer: All urea piping shall be heat traced and insulated as per Note # 1. Note # 2 on this detail only applies to urea piping exposed to weather and therefore is not applicable.

Question 206 Per Detail 1 / P-010 shows a domestic water meter. Please advise if this meter will be provided by Ft. Meade, the local water authority, or the contractor.

Answer: The domestic water meter will be provided by the contractor.

Question 207 "Per Sheet M-021 the Urea Piping Schematic shows (6) pulsation dampers. Sheet M-009 & M-010 shows (4) pulsation dampers:

a: Please advise on the correct quantity b: Please provide additional information (spec info) on the pulsation dampers, as information does not appear to be provided in the Specifications"

Answer: The quantity and type of pulsation dampers are to be provided by the SCR manufacturer to limit the pulsations that may occur to their controllers.

Question 208 Per Sheet M-018 a quick adaptor for the Urea System is shown. Sheet M-007 appears to show (4) of these quick adaptors. Please provide additional information (spec info) on these quick adaptors as information does not appear to be provided in the Specifications.

Answer: A quick adapter is required for each urea tank, for a total of 4. Quick adapter to be OPW Kamvalok or equivalent.

Question 209 General Note 2 on drawing EG-045 requires infra-red testing for the solar installation. What components of the PV system need to be tested? What are considered the passing parameters?

Answer: All the PV connections both ac and dc and the dc boxes, and the inverters until it connects to the switch board must be infra-red tested. The parameters are per industry NETA standards with acceptable tolerance for equipment and wiring handling the current.

Question 210 For fireproofing purposes, is the building considered restrained or unrestrained?

Answer: The building is considered restrained

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ITEM NO SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

0001 1 Lump Sum

NORTH CAMPUS ELECTRICAL UTILITY PLANT

FFP

All costs associated with the construction of the North Campus Substation, Fort G Meade, MD, in accordance with the attached scope of work.

(SEE THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION)

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ITEM NO SUPPLIES/SERVICES QUANTITY UNIT UNIT PRICE AMOUNT

0002 2,500,000 Lump Sum

BGE ALLOWANCE

FFP

All costs associated with the construction of the North Campus Substation, Fort G Meade, MD, in accordance with the attached scope of work.

BGE ALLOWANCE AMOUNT: $2,500,000.00.

FOB: Destination

NET AMT

INSPECTION AND ACCEPTANCE TERMS

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CLIN INSPECT AT INSPECT BY ACCEPT AT ACCEPT BY

0001 Destination Government Destination Government 0002 Destination Government Destination Government

DELIVERY INFORMATION

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