Questions_and_Answers_Set_2.doc

Questions and Answers Set 2

1. What are the dimensions of the concrete pad at house location 25? Does this concrete have to be removed?

ANSWER: Pad is 16ft X 16ft X 4inches. Pad shall be removed.

2. Where may equipment and materials be staged?

ANSWER: Equipment may be staged in the area north of Bldgs 187 & 183. May also use the area behind (South-West) of Bldgs 18 & 319.

3. Who will dispose of the "furniture" in the housing units, the government or contractor? The Government will remove any furniture. Contractor shall remove any appliances to designated area.

4. May the brick be disposed of in the tailing concrete pile?

ANSWER: Yes. The Government will designate an area beside the concrete tailings pile for brick

5 Is it optional for the Contractor to dispose of the appliances- hot water heater, stove, refrigerator etc?

ANSWER: No. Any appliances, the Contractor will put them in the -Recycle

Appliance Lay Down Area- shown on the drawing.

6. Who removes the Satellite dishes, the government or contractor?

ANSWER: The Contractor will dispose of the satellite dish and equipment.

7. What are the landfill hours of operation?

ANSWER: The Contractor will have to research this. It depends which landfill the debris is taken to.

8. When do the Past Performance Questionnaires need to be turned in?

ANSWER: June 8, 2016. The same date and time as the Proposal.

9. Is there a gate access for demolishing of the building 20 as the fencing comes up to the building?

ANSWER: Yes. Gate #120 is located about 1/4mile to the West. Access from the main road leading to the Base Front Gate.

10. Submit general photos of the housing areas.

ANSWER: Photos Submitted.

11. Provide a site plan showing the location of housing units, garages, propane tank slabs, sidewalks and other miscellaneous items that will be demolished.

ANSWER: See separate attachment.

12. Provide pictures of the general area, housing units, and garages that will be demolished.

ANSWER: See attached photos.

13. Please confirm that all utilities, electric, water, sewer, gas, cable, data, telephone will be disconnected from the housing units and/or capped approximately 5' from each building line by the SIAD prior to starting the contract demolition work.

ANSWER: No. The government will have the propane, electric service and phone/cable disconnected. Propane shall be disconnected at the tank. The

Contractor shall remove the propane regulator (at each house) to 1ft below ground. The Contractor shall cap the water and sewer lines to within 3-5ft of the foundation.

14. Construction water will be available at an existing fire hydrant that is metered at the contractors expense. Will there be temporary construction power available?

ANSWER: No temporary electrical power is available. Water is free from the nearest hydrant, shown on the drawing. Contractor must provide their own connection to the hydrant to include a backflow stop valve.

15. It is understood the concrete and asphalt can be hauled to a recycle disposal site at SIAD; appliances, water heaters, swamp coolers, plumbing fixture, and other equipment found in the housing units will be stored at a location in the demo area for SIAD pick-up; all other demolition debris must be hauled off base to the private/public dump or fill area. Do you know where the closest dump to the project is located?

ANSWER: Nearest landfill is Bass Hill landfill ran by Lassen County, approximately 40 miles away.

16. Who is responsible for removing chain link fencing around the yards and clothes line poles/materials- government or contractor?

ANSWER: Contractor shall remove approximately 1000 linear feet of 4ft high chain link fence attached to the garages. Contractor shall also remove 3 outside clothes lines. Lines are made of standard metal clothes lines attached to

3inch metal channel T bar set in concrete. All post holes to be filled with dirt/sand