B20 - Questions and Answers.pdf

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ILWW - LaGrange and Peoria Replacement Roofs Federal contract opportunity
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W912EK24R0013
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Department of the Army Corps of Engineers Engineering District Rock Island

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file related to the federal contract opportunity W912EK24R0013 for the replacement of EPDM membrane roofs on three buildings at the LaGrange and Peoria Lock and Dam locations.

The Q&A provides clarification on the addresses for the LaGrange and Peoria facilities, identifies the tainter gate control building at Peoria, and confirms that only the EPDM membrane can be used as the replacement material due to historical preservation requirements. The solicitation for this opportunity, which has an estimated value between $25,000 - $100,000, will be published around the week of 3/24/2024. The work must be completed within 120 consecutive calendar days and is a total small business set-aside contract issued by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Rock Island District.

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W912EK24R0013 – ILWW LaGrange and Peoria Roofs – Questions and Answers

1. Q: Can you verify the address for the LaGrange Lock and Dam. The city is showing as something different than what is listed.

A: The address I pulled from Apple maps is 714 1925E St., Versailles, IL 62378. There really isn’t an official address that USACE gives me.

2. Q: Could you identify Peoria's tainter gate control building on the attached plan?

A: Identified in the red circle.

3. Q: Is there other material what could be a potential/replacement use? For example TPO.

A: No, the membrane is the only material that can be used, as it is “in-kind”, as per SHPPO requirements.

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