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Questions and Answers Document 1 W912J3‐18‐B‐5001
9 August 2018
Q1. Regarding the Kirtland Air Force Base Building 1062 Re‐Roof project; would you consider using Spray Polyurethane Foam (SPF) as an alternate roofing material? The key benefits/features that make SPF a good choice are the following:
* Ease of application
* Full adhesion to the decking
* Faster dry‐in process in the event of bad weather
* Best R‐factor rating per inch (R‐6.8)
* Seamless to the tops of the parapets
* Can be sloped easily
* Hail resistant coatings available
* Long service life 20‐30 yrs. minimum
* Best Warranties & Maintenance Programs
* Competitive pricing
A1. No, standard tapered Polyurethane Foam blocks are to be used.
Q2. Have you issued any amendments for this project? Can I ask a copy?
A2. No amendments at this time
Q3. Do you have an Architect or an Engineer working on this?
A3. No
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