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Repair Munitions Storage Federal contract opportunity
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W912L7-18-B-6003
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Department of the Army Tennessee Army National Guard

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Question 1 There are 3 1 1/4" conduits coming up on the outside of each compartment of the building, that are not shown to be extended to the new location. Are we to extend these and if so what are they and what is in them?

If it is fire alarm who is the responsible vendor monitoring the building?

The 1 1/4" conduits on the outside of each compartment is the grounding rod that attaches to the rounding within the compartment inside each facility. The grounding wire will need to be extended and reattach to maintain the requirements of the minimum of 5 foot distance around the facility (See General Note on E1.10 on drawings.) Grounding rod wire will be 4/0 cable.

The Fire Alarm system is a Siemens Panel system that is monitored by the 164 CES Fire Station on the installation.

Question 2 Is the existing fire protection line and hydrant public or private?

The Fire Protection System is located in the compartment MSA5 (Office portion).

The hydrant within the fence area of munitions is owned and maintained by the 164 AW Fire Department on the installation.

Question 3 Is there any HVAC or plumbing work in the scope of this project?

Yes-Contractor to perform plumbing work indicated by the Performance of Work Statement on existing hydrant and piping system within the munition area. New hydrant will be added to munition area as shown on DWG Number C 1.02 on updated drawings.

Question 4 Do the bollards in the ramp to the Munitions inspection building move to a new location in the new ramp or stay in the same locations?

Contractor will removed existing bollards from located and re-install bollards within the same setting of new location.

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