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Question & Answers: Dated 19 December 2017

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W912HN18Q5001 Jacksonville Harbor Marine Lift Boat Questions and Answers Dated 19 December 2017

Question 1: Is this specific rig requirement for what is known in the maritime industry as a "jack up rig"? Yes. Also called a jack-up barge. We just need the jack-up barge, we are going to put a USACE drill rig on it.

Question 2: Will the contractor be providing the derrick / drilling platform? USACE will provide the drilling rig. We need the platform that jacks up out of the water.

Question 3: Is this a petroleum drilling operation? No. Geotechnical drilling for future harbor deepening characterization.

Question 4: Who will be responsible to inspect all welds between the vessels? Welder and USACE driller.

Question 5: Who will perform the stability testing of the vessel? It is at the Captain's discretion whether this is needed or not.

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