W912DR-13-R-0033-0001.pdf

AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION/MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

Except as provided herein, all terms and conditions of the document referenced in Item 9A or 10A, as heretofore changed, remains unchanged and in full force and effect.

15A. NAME AND TITLE OF SIGNER (Type or print)

30-105-04EXCEPTION TO SF 30

APPROVED BY OIRM 11-84

STANDARD FORM 30 (Rev. 10-83) Prescribed by GSA

FAR (48 CFR) 53.243

The above referenced solicitation is hereby amended to provide the follow ing in Amendment 0001:

1) Responses to Requests for Information (RFI's).

2) If you w ould like to receive the attachments for this proposal, please contact email Melissa Svetich at Melissa.A.Svetich2@usace.army.mil and arrangements w ill be made to provide the attachments.

3) The proposal submission is extended to 11 June 2013 at 11am.

All other terms and conditions shall remain unchanged.

1. CONTRACT ID CODE PAGE OF PAGES

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16A. NAME AND TITLE OF CONTRACTING OFFICER (Type or print)

16C. DATE SIGNED

BY 21-May-2013

16B. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA15C. DATE SIGNED15B. CONTRACTOR/OFFEROR

(Signature of Contracting Officer)(Signature of person authorized to sign)

8. NAME AND ADDRESS OF CONTRACTOR (No., Street, County, State and Zip Code) X W912DR-13-R-0033

X 9B. DATED (SEE ITEM 11)

03-May-2013

10B. DATED (SEE ITEM 13)

9A. AMENDMENT OF SOLICITATION NO.

11. THIS ITEM ONLY APPLIES TO AMENDMENTS OF SOLICITATIONS

X The above numbered solicitation is amended as set forth in Item 14. The hour and date specified for receipt of Offer X is extended, 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:

(a) By completing Items 8 and 15, and returning 1 copies of the amendment; (b) By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the offer submitted;

or (c) By separate letter or telegram which includes a reference to the solicitation and amendment numbers. FAILURE OF YOUR ACKNOWLEDGMENT TO BE RECEIVED AT THE PLACE DESIGNATED FOR THE RECEIPT OF OFFERS PRIOR TO THE HOUR AND DATE SPECIFIED MAY RESULT IN

REJECTION OF YOUR OFFER. If by virtue of this amendment you desire to change an offer already submitted, such change may be made by telegram or letter, provided each telegram or letter makes reference to the solicitation and this amendment, and is received prior to the opening hour and date specified.

12. ACCOUNTING AND APPROPRIATION DATA (If required)

13. THIS ITEM APPLIES ONLY TO MODIFICATIONS OF CONTRACTS/ORDERS.

IT MODIFIES THE CONTRACT/ORDER NO. AS DESCRIBED IN ITEM 14.

A. THIS CHANGE ORDER IS ISSUED PURSUANT TO: (Specify authority) THE CHANGES SET FORTH IN ITEM 14 ARE MADE IN THE

CONTRACT ORDER NO. IN ITEM 10A.

B. THE ABOVE NUMBERED CONTRACT/ORDER IS MODIFIED TO REFLECT THE ADMINISTRATIVE CHANGES (such as changes in paying office, appropriation date, etc.) SET FORTH IN ITEM 14, PURSUANT TO THE AUTHORITY OF FAR 43.103(B).

C. THIS SUPPLEMENTAL AGREEMENT IS ENTERED INTO PURSUANT TO AUTHORITY OF:

D. OTHER (Specify type of modification and authority)

E. IMPORTANT: Contractor is not, is required to sign this document and return copies to the issuing office.

14. DESCRIPTION OF AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION (Organized by UCF section headings, including solicitation/contract subject matter where feasible.)

10A. MOD. OF CONTRACT/ORDER NO.

2. AMENDMENT/MODIFICATION NO. 5. PROJECT NO.(If applicable)

6. ISSUED BY

3. EFFECTIVE DATE

21-May-2013

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US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS BALTIMORE DIS

10 SOUTH HOWARD STREET

BALTIMORE MD 21201-2536

W912DR 7. ADMINISTERED BY (If other than item 6)

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SECTION SF 30 BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

SUMMARY OF CHANGES

SECTION SF 30 - BLOCK 14 CONTINUATION PAGE

The following have been added by full text:

RFI'S: AMENDMENT 0001

Q1: Please verify that the 5.93 MW of power as stated in the solicitation includes power requirements for racks and support equipment.

Answer: 5.93 MW Technical power only.

Q2: Please provide the power requirements for each data rack.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q3: Is there an existing UPS system at the facility?

Answer: Yes.

Q4: Is there an existing generator system at the facility?

Answer: Yes.

Q5: Please verify the required extension of the existing Sprinkler/Fire Alarm/VESDA system under this

SOW.

Answer: Yes

Q6: Please verify the requirement of a $10M bid bond at the time of proposal.

Answer: Bid bond will be 20% or $3M (whichever is less) based on the aggregate amount of $10M.

Q7: Is it required to follow FEDS standards?

Answer: Yes

Q8: Please confirm that 2D Auto-CADD drawings are acceptable for this project.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments

Q9: Need scaled drawings ASAP to perform material takeoff, preferable CAD files.

Answer: No scaled drawings will be provided. Please refer to written description.

Q10: Will scalable drawings showing locations of existing equipment affected by this scope of work, including switchboards, HVAC distribution panel boards, fire alarm panel, EPO relay, SCADA and monitoring system cabinets, lighting circuit panel board, and lighting plans be supplied to the Bidders prior to the Proposal Due Date?

Answer: No scaled drawings will be provided. Please refer to written description.

Q11: SOW does not reference commissioning responsibilities and does not indicate if the government will appoint a Commissioning Authority. Please confirm that the contractor's responsibility will be to remain onsite and support the testing and commissioning activities, but that the USG appointed Commissioning Authority will be responsible for preparing the Commissioning Plan, writing test scripts and keeping commissioning logs.

Answer: Limited CX required.

Q12: Is NETA testing required? And if so, is the contractor responsible?

Answer: NETA testing is not required.

Q13: Will any demolition of the space be required?

Answer: No demolition required.

Q14: What will be the importance factor for this space from a seismic perspective? Will we be required to seismically brace all mechanical and electrical work?

Answer: Seismic bracing will be required.

Q15: Will this room comply with NFPA 75?

Answer: Fire protection and monitoring currently in place.

Q16: Is the space a SCIF or is it located within an existing building that is a SCIF?

Answer: Existing building that is a SCIF.

Q17: Where are the attachments (MUS-Attachment B, Rack Layout-Attachment C, Attachment D, Attachment F, etc.)?

Answer: Attachments available upon request.

Q18: The design schedule has a 50% submission and then a 35% submission. Should the 35% submission be 95%?

Answer: Yes. 35% should be 95%.

Q19: Please confirm that the Contractor's A/E Design Professionals may be licensed in any state.

Answer: Yes. Professionals may be licensed in another State.

Q20: What are the normal construction working hours?

Answer: 0700 hours to 1800 hours.

Q21: Can electrical outages be worked after hours?

Answer: Yes, must be coordinated two weeks in advance.

Q22: Will escorts be available for the project?

Answer: Yes. Escorts will be available.

Q23: Will the Government please furnish a complete basic architectural package (scalable floor plans) that captures the project space?

Answer: No architectural plans will be provided. Refer to general written description.

Q24: Please provide a manufacturer and model of the existing raised access floor .

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q25: Are there any finished ceilings within areas where conduit must be routed from switchboard rooms to the project space?

Answer: No finished ceilings. Drop ceilings.

Q26: Are the ceilings in the project space open to the structure or is there a dropped ceiling?

Answer: Drop ceilings.

Q27: What systems are routed below the raised floor?

Answer: Chilled water and electrical.

Q28: Will all penetrations through the floor require brushed grommets?

Answer: Yes

Q29: Any structural analysis of the floor required?

Answer: No

Q30: What is the extent of the leak detection, full floor or only under piping and equipment? Monitoring panel required connecting back to BMS?

Answer: Full floor. Monitoring will be required.

Q31: Are floor drains required under the floor? Do they exist already?

Answer: Exist

Q32: Is a condensate pump required?

Answer: No.

Q33: Is there a separate unit for ventilation for the data center already provided?

Answer: Yes.

Q34: Does a pipe flushing procedure need to meet a certain pipe velocity?

Answer: Yes.

Q35: Do all steel pipes require welding or can flanged pipe be used?

Answer: Steel pipes require welding.

Q36: How are the chilled water pumps being controlled? Is there a different pressure sensor required in this room for a point of control? Does this project require revising the chilled water controls? Is the existing chilled water system variable speed?

Answer: Revising chilled water controls is not required.

Q37: What is the extent of the existing chilled water piping in the room?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q38: Are there any existing taps for the chilled water to tap for the project space?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q39: Are any additional chilled water taps desired for future or emergency service?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q40: What is the design temperature differential for the existing chilled water system?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments

Q41: What is the available differential pressure in the chilled water system?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments

Q42: Is a chilled water analysis required or is adequate capacity available?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments

Q43: Is the extent of the controls to just add the new equipment, sequences, points and update existing graphic?

Answer: Add new equipment

Q44: Is pipe flow analysis program required for this project?

Answer: No

Q45: Will a CFD analysis need to be performed at the racks?

Answer: No

Q46: Is humidification required?

Answer: Humidification exists

Q47: We assume there is no anti-freeze solution in the chilled water system. Please confirm.

Answer: No anti-freeze solution in the chilled water

Q48: Any room supplemental cooling required?

Answer: No.

Q49: Does this project require non-conductive breaks on vents, ducts, pipes, etc. If the project space is a room within a SCIF, and if there is no work requiring penetration of exterior building walls, please confirm if non-conductive breaks are required.

Answer: Non conductive breaks required

Q50: Pease provide the manufacturer, model number, and serial number of equipment we are required to modify, or equipment we are to match.

Answer: Please refer to attachments

Q51: Please confirm that contractors can assume that existing power and cooling systems that will supply the project space have adequate capacity.

Answer: Existing power and cooling systems have adequate capacity

Q52: Verify level of monitoring from the BAS for the CRAC's or other cooling equipment. Is any control required?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q53: What level of redundancy is required for the mechanical equipment (N+l, 2N, etc.)? Are any of the cooling units to function as redundant units at all? How are they to be controlled?

Answer: Tier 3. Please refer to Attachments

Q54: Will aisle containment be included? Is there a specific style of containment walls for hot/cold aisles;

i.e. full height, fence topped, etc?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q55: Will the all the computer cabinets be installed at once or will it be an incremental installation?

Answer: All cabinets will be installed at once.

Q56: Is a smoke control system desired or required?

Answer: Not required.

Q57: Has a sequence of operation for mechanical systems been defined?

Answer: No sequence of operation has been defined.

Q58: Please confirm air flow path for cabinets. Is flow front to back?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q59: Are the cooling units supported by the raised access floors or are they supported by floor stands?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q60: Are there requirements to seismically brace new components?

Answer: Seismic bracing will be required.

Q61: Is there generator backup for the data center? Is N+1 redundancy being maintained?

Answer: Yes. Backup power required.

Q62: Is there UPS power? If so, does any mechanical equipment require connection to UPS?

Answer: Yes. UPS power exists and requires connection.

Q63: Will there be a central UPS and battery storage room? What type of batteries will be used?

Answer: Central UPS battery storage room exists.

Q64: Is a UMS required? If so, is there a proposed location for a tank?

Answer: No.

Q65: Are short circuit, coordination, and arc fault studies required for these new portions of the electrical distribution system? Will the existing electrical distribution system short circuit, coordination, and arc fault studies be supplied to the successful Contractor?

Answer: Yes. Short circuit, coordination, and arc fault studies are required for new portions of the electrical distribution.

Q66: Is the existing ETAP or SKM model available to review?

Answer: No.

Q67: Any metering of utilities required to determine existing loads?

Answer: No.

Q68: Is there sufficient capacity on the UPS distribution and Utility Distribution Systems to accommodate the added loads or must we perform measurements to establish loading?

Answer: Sufficient capacity exists.

Q69: There were no layouts of the electrical spaces provided to determine the layout of the switchgears, switchboards, UPS units, distribution boards to see how much room there is available. Should this be a concern or is space readily available?

Answer: Space readily available. Please refer to Attachments.

Q70: A drawing of the existing lighting layout in the data center project area was not included in the SOW. Please provide.

Answer: No lighting plan will be provided.

Q71: What are the lighting fixture types, quantities, and spacing?

Answer: Four tube fixtures, standard layout for this type of facility.

Q72: Any re-lighting of the space required?

Answer: No re-lighting required.

Q73: Please verify if NICET 3 is required to supervise and manage the entire fire alarm work.

Answer: NICET 3 not required.

Q74: Are there specific energy saving goals that need to be achieved with this project?

Answer: No.

Q75: Any general receptacles required?

Answer: No.

Q76: Where are the SCADA room and BAS panels located?

Answer: Immediately adjacent to "white space". Please refer to Attachments

Q77: Please verify that a grounding system/loop exists and is to remain. Verify that no additional grounding loop is required.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q78: Request the Government provide existing make/model/series information for all electrical and mechanical systems that the contractor must tie into.

Answer: Information will not be provided.

Q79: Who is the manufacturer of the existing (8) 300 kva PDU’s?

Answer: Information will not be provided.

Q80: Is PDU/RPP monitoring required? As if so, how far is the FCC from the existing space?

Answer: No monitoring required.

Q81: What is the preferred material and type for the cableway?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q82: Is any potential cableway single level or multi-tier?

Answer: Multi-tier.

Q83: RFP does not specifically mention any electrical scope for branch power wiring from the PDUs to the racks. Is branch wiring to the racks part of the electrical scope?

Answer: Yes. Please refer to Attachments.

Q84: Does this building have mass notification system (MNS)?

Answer: Yes.

Q85: Is there an existing cut sheet on the water cooled rack? Who is the vendor?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q86: Any fire alarm work required? Any VESDA?

Answer: Utilize existing system. VESDA exists.

Q87: If any VESDA devices exist, do they report to a central monitoring panel inside the data center before connecting to the fire alarm panel?

Answer: VESDA exists and reports to central monitoring. No further information will be provided.

Q88: Are there any modifications to sprinkler system required? The conflict may occur where existing sprinkler heads are located near any hot aisle.

Answer: No modifications to sprinklers will be required.

Q89: Can the Government provide FA/FP drawings? These would be helpful in showing type system and locations of existing fire alarm equipment and devices and sprinkler head locations.

Answer: Government will not provide any FA/FP drawings.

Q90: The RFP states that a task order may be possible for $49,000,000. This has been discussed in previous RSFO RFP's with the surety industry. It is extremely difficult for the bonding companies to support a small business without a large teaming or JV on a task order of this magnitude? Suggest you remove this requirement or it will restrict your level of competition.

Answer: Requirements remain as written.

Q91: On nearly every IDIQ contract, bonds are required per task order not on an aggregate level. The $10,000,000 annual "blanket bond" requirement limits the small business by setting aside and idling nearly the entire amount which would otherwise be used to pursue and perform additional contracts. On average, the monthly backlog under this solicitation is only $817,000. Can the contractor have the option of bonding individual task orders?

Answer: No.

Q92: This RFP is structured as a five year contract. Is has been consistent that the duration of these contract types include a base year and four option years. The surety companies will point to deny bonding support to small business contractors for contracts of this length. Can the solicitation be amended to allow the optional years and that an option year can only go forward by mutual agreement of both parties?

Answer: No.

Q93: Since work under this solicitation is anticipated to extend from Baltimore to Nevada, are the sixteen coefficients going to be applied against several 'regional' RS Means pricing books?

Answer: Variable coefficients will be used.

Q94: Section 8.1 requires compliance with UFC 3-600-01. Is the provision of a wet-pipe fire sprinkler system as required by Section 6-8.1.2 of UFC 3-600-01 acceptable? However, a single interlock preaction fire sprinkler system can be accepted as equivalent to a wet-pipe fire sprinkler system. Would the client prefer a single interlock preaction fire sprinkler system?

Answer: Follow SOW.

Q95: Section 6-8.1.1 of UFC 3-600-01 requires very early warning fire detection. Shall the early warning detection be air aspirating type (e.g., VESDA) or can laser spot type detection be provided?

Answer: VESDA

Q96: Per Section 6-8.1.5 of UFC 3-600-01, will the client want fire suppression under floors or will the under floor be provided with plenum rated cabling?

Answer: Under floor fire suppression currently exists.

Q97: Minimum one week extension requested for proposal deadline.

Answer: Proposals due 11 June at 11am.

Q98: Will design review meetings be conducted at the remote location? Please confirm.

Answer: Location varies depending upon job location.

Q99: Will the Government allow this project to be fast-tracked (at contractor risk) or shall offerors comply with 'Sequence of Design-Construction' on Page 71 of 76 of the solicitation and start construction only after the Final Design is deemed satisfactory by the Government?

Answer: Comply with Sequence of Design-Construction.

Q100: Will the Government allow long lead items to be submitted for review and procured upon approval prior to the Final Design approval?

Answer: No.

Q101: On Page 35 of 76 of the Solicitation, the Design Submission Schedule and Construction Submission Schedule dates are OBE. Respectfully request that the dates be updated.

Answer: Assume a modified start date. Durations remain the same.

Q102: For purposes of Sample Project proposal submission, please confirm that offerors should assume that the RFP was issued, New T.O. meeting held, and pre-proposal field survey of the location completed.

Answer: Your assumption has been confirmed.

Q103: Please provide point of contact information for the RSFO RS Means Cost Works representative.

Answer: Will vary by task order.

Q104: On Page 24 of 76 of the Solicitation, the Government references applicable technical criteria, codes, regulation and policy guidance. In addition to DOD UFC, will the Design-Builder also be required to comply with FEDS?

Answer: Yes. Please refer to Attachments.

Q105: On Page 23 of 76 of the Solicitation, the Statement of Work includes a list of sections. It appears that the Proposal Breakdown and Attachments on the list were not included. Please provide.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q106: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Pages 25 and 28 reference "Attachment B", Machine Unit Specification (MUS) data sheet. This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q107: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Pages 25 and 28 reference "Attachment C", system rack layout. This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q108: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP, Pages 25 and 28: Please verify that the 5.93 MW electrical power capacity requirement is correct. The 5.93MW value yields 565 watts/square foot and a rack equipment density of 62.4KW each.

Answer: Yes. 5.93 is correct. Technical load only.

Q109: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Page 25 references "Attachment D", grounding standard.

This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q110: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Page 26 references "Attachment E", customer provided cable labeling convention. This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q111: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Pages 26 and 27 reference "Attachment F", penetration locations, current one-line drawings. This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: One line drawings and penetration location will not be provided.

Q112: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Page 27 references "Attachment G", MPO CADD standards.

This attachment is not included in the RFP. Will MPO CADD Standards, Version 5.0, apply to this contract?

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q113: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Page 28 references "Attachment H", vendor Installation Guide. This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q114: On Page 29 of 76 of the Solicitation, there is a reference to "HVAC Master Control Standard & Specification." Please provide.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q115: On Page 29 of 76 of the Solicitation, the D/B is required to incorporate the controls into the campus wide EMCS system. Please provide current EMCS provider and available system information.

Answer: Automated Logic, Chicago, IL.

Q116: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Page 32 references "Attachment A", Applicable Codes, Regulations and Policy Guidance. This attachment is not included in the RFP. Please provide this attachment.

Answer: Please refer to Attachments.

Q117: TOCC SOW, Section 5.0, Work Categories, Page 38: Please confirm if licensed design professionals will need to be registered in the state where the project is located.

Answer: Professional needs to be licensed. It is preferred they be registered in the same State; not a requirement.

Q118: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: To what Tier level classification will the data space be designed?

Answer: Tier 3.

Q119: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Will a VESDA system be required?

Answer: VESDA exists

Q120: Please confirm that bid bond should be 20% of $10,000,000 = $2,000,000.

Answer: Correct

Q121: On page 43 of 76 of the solicitation, 7.1 the last sentence says "Costs for all pre-task order work, site visits, and proposals shall be included within the contractor's coefficients." Page 42 of 76 of the solicitation 2.3 states, "Travel and per diem costs for all projects shall be determined on an individual task order basis as a separate line item cost to be reimbursed in accordance with Joint Travel Regulations and shall not be applied to any coefficient. The coefficients per the task order will not be utilized on travel expenses." We understand that all travel after TTO award is reimbursable while travel prior to TTO award is not. Please confirm whether this is correct.

Answer: Correct as written in the solicitation. The Government does not pay for proposal preparation.

Q122: Please confirm that P&P bonds will be required for $10M every year and not on a task order basis Answer: Confirmed.

Q123: Do you have a percentage estimate of the breakdown of work between the four Western states of Colorado, Utah, Nevada and New Mexico?

Answer: No, we do not at this time.

Q124: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Electrical Design (criteria), Page 26, Paragraph 5) c) ii) & iv) states LFMC used under raised floors shall be plenum-rated. NEC Article 645.5 (D) (2) allows LFMC to be installed below raised floor with no specific requirement for it to be plenum-rated or be limited to one meter. The article goes on say: "The supply conductors must be installed in accordance with the requirements of Article 300.11." The installation of non-plenum LFMC has been commonly used in the RAFs of Information Technology ITE rooms in lengths greater than one meter and per this article would be approved for installation in the RAF's of Information Technology Equipment (ITE) rooms. In non-ITE spaces, e.g. office areas with RAF's, the LFMC would have to be plenun rated and limited to a length of 1 meter. Please confirm this requirement.

Answer: Follow SOW

Q125: Attachment D, Sample Project RFP: Electrical Design second paragraph, Page 25, The design and install of the electrical installation will include both technical power and utility power. The 5.93MW stated may lead one to believe that is for the technical power only, e.g. power to the racks. In the mechanical section, the 5.93MW is used to describe the power required for the cooling capacity to support 95 racks. The rack power can range from 3KW per rack to 20KW per rack. Please clarify if the 5.93MW is the combined total of the technical power and utility power, or the utility power only. If a separate value is required for the technical power, it should be broken out in this attachment. Based on the information provided, we assume the 5.93MW is for both technical power and utility power. Please confirm.

Answer: 5.93 MW technical power only

Q126: What procedure does the Government intend to follow in the event the Government and Contractor do not agree on pricing for a task order under the MATOC?

Answer: Task orders for the awarded SATOC, will be negotiated. If a fair and reasonable price cannot be reached, negotiations will be terminated and no award will be made.

Q127: "Within Attachment D - Sample Task SOW, the second paragraph, on page 25 of 76 and 3rd paragraph page 28 of 76, they reference Attachments B and C. Please confirm attachment B is the Division_1_Specs. For Attachment C, please advise where we can locate this document.”

Answer: Please refer to attachments.

Q128: Attachment D, Request for Proposal - Sample Project, STATEMENT OF WORK, Solicitation page 32 of 76, SUBMISSION REQUIREMENTS: The order of design submittals shows 15%, 50%, 35% and IFC. This corresponds to the chronological order of submittal shown under DESIGN SUBMISSION SCHEDULE shown on page 35 of 76. Is this the correct order of submittals? Are these the correct submittal designations?

Answer: 95% should be after 50%.

Q129: Attachment D, Request for Proposal – Statement of Work For Task Order Construction Contract, Solicitation page 38 of 76, 6.1, Means Cost Works: Please provide the contact information for the RSFO representative so that pricing for the packages required can be obtained.

Answer: Will vary by task order.

Q130: Attachment D, Request for Proposal – Statement of Work For Task Order Construction Contract, Solicitation page 42 of 76, 2.2: This section references Sections 01 01 2 through 01 86 40 of Division 1 specifications (Attachment B) to be included in the coefficients. Attachment B ends at 01 86 26.07 40.

Please provide the additional sections referenced, but not included, or confirm that the range of specifications should end at 01 86 26.07 40.

Answer: Confirmed. Specifications should end at 01 86 26.07 40.

SECTION 00010 - SOLICITATION CONTRACT FORM

The required response date/time has changed from 03-Jun-2013 11:00 AM to 11-Jun-2013 11:00 AM.

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