Bidder Inquiries_W912HZ26QA029 as of 5-Jun-2026.pdf

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SOLICITATION: FRF Window and Siding Replacement, Kitty Hawk, North Carolina
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract solicitation W912HZ26QA029 for FRF Windows & Siding, issued as of June 5, 2026.

The document addresses three bidder inquiries regarding contract requirements. First, bidders must be licensed by the Board for General Contractors (GCs) of North Carolina, as specified in Performance Work Statement paragraph 5. Second, door closures are included in the contract scope, with heavy duty closures required per section 4.10. Third, regarding wood treatment for the external staircase, the government clarified that ground contact pressure treated southern yellow pine is required, although this specification was not explicitly stated in the original contract documents. These responses provide clarification on licensing requirements, included components, and material specifications for potential bidders.

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BIDDER INQUIRIES

SOLICITATION W912HZ26QA029

FRF WINDOWS & SIDING

Page 1 of 1 As of June 5, 2026

Bidder Inquiry 001: Must the contractor be licensed by the Board for General Contractors

(GCs) of North Carolina?

Government Response: Yes. This is covered in the Performance Work Statement, paragraph

5, which is one of the attachments found under the solicitation listing on sam.gov.

Bidder Inquiry 002: Are door closures included in the contract?

Government Response: Yes according to the contract heavy duty closures are required

(section 4.10).

Bidder Inquiry 003: What level of salt treatment for the wood is required for the external staircase?

Government Response: Although not specified in the contract, ground contact pressure treated southern yellow pine.

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