W912EK25RA036 - Questions and Answers R1.pdf
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- W912EK25RA036
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation W912EK25RA036 concerning LD15 Roofs. The Q&A addresses two primary contractor inquiries: (1) roofing membrane manufacturer specifications and (2) material handling logistics. Regarding membrane requirements, the government indicates that any manufacturer is acceptable for the roofing membrane, provided the material meets or exceeds the 60 mil Duro-last PVC specifications. Specifically, contractors can use alternative manufacturers like Carlisle TPO or PVC, as long as the material meets the specified technical requirements. For material handling, the document clarifies that no onsite cranes are available at either project site, meaning all materials must be manually transported to and from the roof projects.
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W912EK25RA036 – LD15 Roofs – Questions and Answers
Q: What is the procedure to get the Spec membrane to a different manufacturer? We can install Carlilse TPO or PVC.
A: Any manufacture is fine, as long as the material meets or exceeds the 60 mil Duro-last PVC specifications.
Q: Please consider our substitution for Carlisle Sure-Flex PVC 60mil roofing membrane
A: Any manufacture is fine, as long as the material meets or exceeds the 60 mil Duro-last PVC specifications.
Q: Would be able to utilize the on site crane with the help of the onsite USACE personnel for getting materials onto the roofs as well as removing trash?
A: There are no onsite cranes at either site capable of reaching the roof tops. All material will need to be human handled to and from the roof projects.
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