Questions and Answers for Suite 304_2 Jul 26.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) clarification for a federal contract opportunity involving facility renovation work.
The first clarification addresses the placement of 2×2 supply air diffusers being replaced as part of the project. The contracting officer confirmed that diffusers must align with the new 2×2 ceiling grid and LED light placement, coordinated with the contractor's submitted lighting plot. This requirement directly impacts mechanical subcontractor scope, scheduling, and pricing, necessitating coordination between mechanical and electrical trades during the design and bidding phases. The second clarification pertains to safety and personnel requirements, specifying that an OSHA-certified competent person must be onsite during all working activities per the Construction Safety Specifications (CSS). This individual may perform trade work concurrently while maintaining visual oversight of other workers' activities, eliminating the requirement for a dedicated Superintendent/SSHO position but mandating OSHA certification competency among the working team.
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Question: The SOW references replacing the 2×2 supply air diƯusers. Could you clarify whether the diƯusers should remain in their current ceiling grid locations, or relocate to align with the new LED fixture and grid layout? This will aƯect our mechanical subcontractor requirements and pricing.
Answer: The diƯusers will align with new 2X2 Ceiling Grid and LED light placement with contractors submitted lighting plot.
Question: Is a dedicated Superintendent/SSHO required for this project or is it suƯicient for our working team members to hold the necessary OSHA certifications?
Answer: Per the CSS, you must have an OSHA-certified competent person onsite during all working activities. This person can perform trade work, provided they are in the presence of the other workers and are able to see their work activities.
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