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BASE DEFENSE GROUP BEDDOWN
PROJECT NUMBER WHAY089079
SOLICITATION NO. W912PQ-11-B-0004
105th AIRLIFT WING
NEW YORK AIR NATIONAL GUARD
STEWART INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
NEWBURGH, NY
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
Updated: 07-Sep-2011
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Date Question Answer
1 16-Aug-11 On building 106 existing, AD101 shows concrete demo of the floor between columns E&G and 10 & 11.
But the structural drawings S101 & S303 show the footings for the Armory through the floor in the area between columns H&L and 10 & 11.
Is there more concrete removal than shown?
Contractor is responsible for removal of existing concrete floor slab as required to allow for installation of new 10” armory floor slab and footings for armory walls. See drawing S303 for details.
2 17-Aug-11 Which of the operable partition units is the firewall? There are 2 partitions, 1 in room 228 and 1 in room 148.
No fire rated operable partitions are required.
Disregard Specification Section 102226 paragraph 2.03.
3 18-Aug-11 Does the proposal form comprise of pages 1 of 53 through 6 of 53 of standard form 22 plus the 2nd page bid form of standard form 1442 only?
The BID form required is contained within the Solicitation. Pages 1-6 must be submitted. All amendments must be acknowledged.
4 18-Aug-11 Are any other documents required to be submitted with bid for bid to be considered complete?
SF 24 Bid Bond (Original Copy). On line Representations and Certifications must be completed. Go to www.bpn.gov/orca to complete.
5 18-Aug-11 Is the bid bond requirement 5% of bid?
No. 20% of the Bid Price or $3,000,000 whichever is less.
6 18-Aug-11 When filling out the solicitation and bid bond forms, are the solicitation No., Invitation No., and contract No.
all the same, being W912PQ-11-B- 0004?
Yes.
7 18-Aug-11 Is it correct that the bid/offer must include all Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical and General Construction work?
Yes, ALL WORK.
8 18-Aug-11 Is it correct that bids can be hand delivered to Mark R. Walsh at 330 Old Niskayuna Road, Latham N.Y.
12110 on or before 1:30 PM? What is the name of the building? Is there only one at this location? Will bids be publicly opened?
Yes. See Block 7 of the Standard Form 1442.
9 19-Aug-11 Refer to 014100-2 and please identify what permits will be required by the contractor. I.e. is a building permit required? Has documentation been filed? etc.
No local building permits are required as the work will be performed on a federal installation. Contactor’s operations are to comply with all applicable Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) requirements including filing of FAA Form 7460 for cranes to be used on site during construction. Reference 14 CFR Part 77 – Objects Affecting Navigable Airspace. A copy of this document is available at: https://oeaaa.faa.gov.
10 24-Aug-11 The door schedule shows that there are 4 lites that are 45 minute fire rated. But there is no glass spec for this. What type of fire rated glass is being used?
Lites in fire rated doors are to be polished wired glass. Refer to revised Specification Section 088000 and revised Drawing A602 (Addendum 1).
11 24-Aug-11 It is not clear on the window schedule of how many of each window is needed. The quantities for the windows on the window schedule do not match the quantities on the floor plan.
Refer to revised Drawings (Addendum 1).
12 24-Aug-11 The window schedule shows that there is a window type W05, but this windows type cannot be found on the elevations. Should W7 be W05 as per sheet A201?
13 24-Aug-11 As per window schedule, it is not clear what glazing type each window gets.
14 24-Aug-11 As per Drawing A-201-What is actual (real not imaginary) elevation on 1st Floor?
Finished floor eleavtion at First Floor is 436.08.
Refer to Drawing C103.
15 24-Aug-11 Please confirm what lighting fixtures are to be installed on drawing E201 for building 105 (no fixture designation found).
Fixture type for each room is denoted on lighting plan by oval symbol with an 'F#', 'C#', or 'H#' label unless otherwise noted. See bottom left hand column of electrical legend on Drawing E001 for symbol description. Refer to Drawing E903 for fixture schedule. Fixture type and quantity of lighting fixtures shown on Electrical drawings shall take precedence over Architectural drawings. Lower case letters next to the lighting fixtures indicate which light switch controls that light fixture. Lower case letters for lighting switches may be repeated in other areas of the facility.
16 24-Aug-11 Please confirm what lighting fixtures are to be installed on drawing E201A & E201B for building 106 (no fixture designation found).
or 'H#' label unless otherwise noted. See bottom left hand column of electrical legend on Drawing E001 for symbol description. Refer to Drawing E906 for fixture schedule. Fixture type and quantity of lighting fixtures shown on Electrical drawings shall take precedence over Architectural drawings. Lower case letters next to the lighting fixtures indicate which light switch controls that light fixture. Lower case letters for lighting switches may be repeated in other areas of the facility.
17 25-Aug-11 Architectural Drwg. A102a Enlarged First Floor Plan Area A and A201.
Exterior Elevation detail 1 show at column line 12 between column D/A two (2) window openings labeled as W03. The openings as drawn on floor plan elevation appear different from window mark W03.
Please advise of correct window type.
Window Type W02 is now specified at this location.
18 25-Aug-11 Specifications Section 084413 Page 9 Section 2.06 Fabrication paragraph C LINE 8 “Components curved to indicated radii”. Review of architectural drawings show no indication of radiuses materials.
Please advise where this is required.
Curved curtain wall components are not required for this project.
19 25-Aug-11 Specification Section 085113 Page 5 Section 2.04 Accessories paragraph A “Dividers (False Muntins): Provide extruded – aluminum divider grilles in designs indicated for each sash lit”.
Review of architectural drawings show no indication of divider (false muntins) materials.
Please advise where is required with pattern and profiles.
False muntins are not required for this project.
20 26-Aug-11 Specification Section 08800 page 9, section 2.11 Insulating-Glass Type:
paragraph A “Glass Type GL-3 :
Ceramic-coated, tinted, insulating spandrel glass.” Review of the architectural drawings show no indication of spandrel glass. Please advise where this glass is required.
21 26-Aug-11 The labeling of light fixtures shown on the reflected ceiling plan in both the architectural and electrical plans do not seem to correspond to the light fixture schedule given. Please advise.
or 'H#' label unless otherwise noted. See bottom left hand column of electrical legend on Drawing E001 for symbol description. Fixture type and quantity of lighting fixtures shown on Electrical drawings shall take precedence over Architectural drawings. Lower case letters next to the lighting fixtures indicate which light switch controls that light fixture. Lower case letters for lighting switches may be repeated in other areas of the facility.
22 26-Aug-11 After reviewing the drawings and specifications, I did not see a geotechnical report or a boring log. Is there one? or is one to be provided?
Refer to Geotechnical Engineering Evaluation Report posted on 26-Aug-2011.
23 26-Aug-11 Bldg..#106 - FCU's on Drawing M109 do not show condensate piping.
FCU’s 5,6,7 & 8 shall all be provided with condensate pumps and piping. See revised drawings (Addendum 3) for routing and sizing.
24 26-Aug-11 Bldg..#106 - Chilled water pipe sizes on Flow Diagram and floor plan do not agree for AHU's #1,3,4 & 5.
Please advise.
The flow diagram located on M301 is correct.
Please follow pipe sizing on this sheet.
25 26-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - AREA: Mechanical Room Drawing M108 show HW piping to pumps as 3'', Enlarged Mechanical Room on Drawing M201 and Flow Diagram on Drawing M302 show 4''. Which is correct?
The flow diagram located on M302 is correct.
Please follow pipe sizing on this sheet.
26 29-Aug-11 Are there any requirements on this project for purchasing materials made in the USA?
Buy American Act is applicable to this project.
Refer to pages 7 and 19-22 of the Solicitation.
27 29-Aug-11 We cannot locate an exact specification (make & model) for the acoustical ceiling tile in Buildings 105 & 106. Please advise.
Basis of design is Armstrong Cirrus # 556, 2’x2’ Angled Tegular 15/16”. Comparable products by other manufacturers listed in Specification Section 095123 2.03 A 2 are subject to compliance with requirements.
28 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. E002: In addition to Section 283100 and 283200, there are more specifications on this drawing applicable to both sections.
Which one govern in case of any discrepancy?
In the event of a conflict the most stringent requirement shall apply. This also applies to Bldg. 106.
29 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 – Spec Sec. 015100;
Please clarify if water and electricity will be made available to the contractor during construction. Para 3.02.B mentions electric may be used, but para. 3.04.B mentions water shall not be used.
Water and electric services are available on site for contractor’s use. Contractor is responsible for all costs and labor associated with connecting to the existing service. Electric service cannot be used to power electric heating.
30 29-Apr-11 Bldg 105 – Spec Sec. 074213, para.
2.01; Advise if panel type mentioned in paragraph A, or in B is required.
Panel material to be metallic-coated steel sheet in accordance with Specification Section 074213 para. 2.01 A. Profile and color to match existing metal wall panels. Provide isolation from any adjacent dissimilar metals as required.
31 29-Apr-11 Bldg 105 – Spec Sec. 084413 para 1.05.M and Sec. 085113 para 2.02.H have blast resistance requirements, and both reference to section "Glazing" for glass requirements.
However, section 088000 Glazing does not have blast resistance requirements. Does that mean laminated glass would be acceptable for blast resistant windows?
Existing windows at Bldg 105 are to remain.
Bldg 105 documents do not include Specification Sections referenced in the question.
For Bldg. 106 blast resistant window and glazing requirements refer to revised specifications and drawings issued under Addendum 1 / Amendment 1.
32 29-Aug-11 Dwg. MD101 shows six (6) louvers on grid line 1, A202 Elevation 1 shows five (5) louvers. Please confirm that Dwg. M101 governs.
M101 shall govern with regards to location and quantity of louvers.
33 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. P101, General Construction Notes 2; Provide the referenced "Contaminants Report prepared by ATC Associates dated 7/2/2009". Also provide Asbestos/Lead Abatement specifications if there is any abatement work.
Disregard referenced report. There is no known asbestos/lead abatement required for the project.
34 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. M-201: Will Housekeeping Pads be required under the Boilers, Pumps and Storage Tanks?
Yes housekeeping pads will be required under boilers, pumps and storage tanks and shall conform to the requirements for concrete base as specified in Specification Section 230500 -
COMMON WORK RESULTS FOR HVAC.
See Structural Drawing S501 for typical detail.
35 29-Aug-11 On Buildings 105 & 106, makeup water is shown on the MEP plans but we cannot confirm where it continues / terminates. Please advise.
Building 105 - MWS piping comes from BFP-2 located in Mechanical/Electrical Room (116), shown on P101. ¾” MWS is routed through Room 104 ceiling area into corridor and then into Comm Closet (105). ¾” MSW is connected to CRU-1. Refer to Drawing M101 for exact location.
Building 106 - MWS piping comes from BFP-2 located in Mechanical Room (138) shown on P101. 1 ½” MWS piping is then routed to mechanical equipment: HWP (located in Mechanical Room 138), CWP (located in Mechanical Room 138), CRU-1 (located in Comm Room 136), KH-1 (located in Break Room 139) and CRU-2 (located in Comm Closet 214). The MWS for CRU-2 is routed through first floor bathroom area and is piped up through bathroom chase located in Women’s Toilet (152). Refer to Keyed Note 28 on Drawing P201.
36 29-Aug-11 We cannot locate a backflow preventer or water meter details for Building 105. Please advise.
Piping Detail has been added to revised drawing P402 (Addendum 3). For additional information please refer to Specifications Section 221116 DOMESTIC WATER PIPING and 221119 DOMESTIC WATER PIPING
SPECIALTIES.
37 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 – Dwg. C101; What is joint detail between new concrete apron and the existing pavement?
Assume Detail 4/C101?
Refer to detail 4/C500 for joint between concrete apron and existing pavement.
38 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. C102; Confirm that dark dotted line with black squares are U.G electric line and light poles (Dwg. C103 legend shows black square as drop inlets).
On C102, dark dotted line with black squares are U.G electric line and light poles. On C103, black squares are drop inlets.
39 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. AD100 General Notes1; Clarify "Mr. Prerequisite" and "Mr. Credits" as referenced paragraphs are not in Sec. 017419.
The references are to LEED Material and Resources (MR) Prerequisite 1 and Credits 1.1 and 1.2. The credits referenced on Drawing AD100 are design credits therfore no action on the part of the contractor is required. This does not relieve the contractor of complying with LEED Material and Resources (MR) Credits
2.1 and 2.2 and waste management requirements included in Specification Section 017419.
40 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. S-101: The lifts are not shown on the demolition drawings and were still in place at the walk thru on 25-Aug-11; will the contractor be required to remove and discard of the lift or will it be removed by the owner?
Lift equipment in question will be removed and relocated by the owner.
41 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. A.201; Provide name of existing wall panel manufacturer for new wall panels to match existing.
Manufacturer of existing wall panels is not available. New wall panels for Bldg 105 are to match profile and color of existing wall panels.
Refer to Specification Section 074213 for further requirements. See also response to item 30 above.
42 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. AD100; Confirm that ceilings are to be removed as well.
Yes, removal of existing ceilings is required throughout to allow for installation of new ceilings shown on Drawing A102.
43 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. A501, Det.1:
Provide height of Gypsum board to be attached to top of the Type P3 partition.
Gypsum board closure at top of wall to extend 6” below bottom of roof deck.
44 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Specification 07100, 2.01.B indicates a 3/16" walkway pad; Drawing A104, Note 5 indicates the walkway pads are to be 1" neoprene; we are not aware of a 1" walkway pad, is this a typo?
Provide 3/16” walkway pads as per Specifications.
45 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Specification 075323,
2.01 indicates a White EPDM, 60 mil and reinforced; None of the manufactures named in the specifications make a reinforced product that is also white and 60 mil. Please clarify and provide the manufacture's information who makes this product.
Roofing membrane to be un-reinforced 60 mil white EPDM. Roofing system to comply with all other requirements in Specification Section 075323.
46 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Specification 075323,
1.12 indicates a 20 year NDL warranty from the roofing manufacturer and a 10 year warranty from the installer. Since the industry standard is that the installers provide a max. 2 year warranty, in addition to manufacturer's warranty, please confirm that 2 year installers warranty is acceptable.
The warranty durations specified are available from manufacturers when the roofing system is installed by a manufacturer certifed installer.
A 2 year warranty is not acceptable.
47 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Specification 075323 indicates the insulation is to be fastened using 2 methods: attaching each layer individually; and loose lay all layers and attach all at the same time with one fastener. Please indicate the required method of to be used for fastening the insulation.
As per Specification Section 075323 3.05, fasten insulation according to requirements in FM Approvals “RoofNav” for specified Windstorm Resistance Classification. See Specification Section 075323 1.05 for Performance Requirements.
48 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Specification 093000,
2.06 indicates several methods for installing the tile; 2.06.A "thickset", 2.06.B "thinset", 2.06.D "epoxy";
which method are we to figure in our bid or will different areas require different systems? If the later, please define the areas and the systems to be used.
Tile to be installed using Latex-Portland Cement Mortar (Thinset) in accordance with Specification Section 093000 2.06 C.
49 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Sec. 102219 para 2.01 calls for "Site Assembled", and 2.02 calls for "Unitized" partitions. Which one is applicable to partition Type "DM" as shown on Dwg. A-103?
Provide Demountable Unitized-Panel Partitions in accordance with Specification Section 102219 2.02.
50 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Sec. 102219 para 1.09;
Specify size of a "Full-Size" unit for the extra materials required.
Unit size is dependent on manufacturer’s modular panel sizes.
51 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Sec. 102219 para 2;
Specify panel finish, it lists manufacturer's standard, but also references paint, fabric, vinyl and tackable, which one?
Finish to be selected by Contracting Officer / Base Civil Engineer from manufacturer’s full range.
52 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A.103 shows demountable partitions "DM:
Provide details of demountable partitions, as Partition Types on Drawings A520 & A521 do not show any details.
Details are as per demountable partition manufacturer.
53 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Drawings A201 thru A302: Equipment Screens and Metal Panel System share the same look on the drawings and not clearly delineated from each other; please identify which areas are Screens and which are Insulated Metal Panels, and where they begin and end. Also provide specifications and details of the Equipment Screens. We assume the height of the screens to be the same height of the equipment, if not please clearly show the screen height(s), as elevations are not clear.
Refer to revised Drawings A201 and A202 (Addendum 3).
54 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A310 indicates the roof insulation is R-30; Specification 072100 3.07.A indicates R-38;
please indicate the R-value for the roof insulation.
Roof insulation to be R-38 minimum.
55 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. AD-101: The Notes call for interior walls and exterior windows only to be removed; is exterior wall at the top of the plan scheduled to be removed in its entirety?
Yes, existing construction to be removed is delineated on the the demolition plan with dashed lines. Exterior wall demolition is not limited to the wall in question. Refer to Drawing AD101 for further information.
54 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A320, Detail 8: The Interior Sill is tagged but not described;
Please provide a description of the Interior Sill Material.
Interior sills to be high-pressure decorative laminate on wood substrate. Refer to Specification Section 064023 – Interior Architectural Woodwork for further information.
55 29-Aug-11 Sec. 312000 para. 1.05F; Please provide Geotech report and boring logs. Also advise if rock excavation would be a unit price.
Refer to Geotechnical Engineering Evaluation Report posted on 26-Aug-2011.
All rock encountered in the site work will be the responsibility of the Contractor at no change in contract cost.
56 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwg. A103; Provide name and contact info for manufacturer of the existing roofing system that is under warranty.
The warranty on the existing roofing system is no longer in force. All new penetrations through the existing roof and infill required due to equipment removal shall be sealed as required to provide a weathertight / watertight condition.
57 29-Aug-11 Bldg 105 - Dwgs. A301 and A303;
Partition Type P9 at new offices in Pallet Build-Up area (between column lines 4 & 5) is 10' high and does not go all the way up to deck. Please provide structural details and drawings showing how these walls (and ceilings) are constructed & supported. Note 1 on this drawing calls for that this is to be sized & provided by the contractor, but this is a structural issue, and is a part of the A/E's design.
Contractor to provide signed and sealed cold formed metal framing shop drawings and calculations for Rooms 110,111, 112 & 113.
Provide ¾” fire retardant treated plywood decking on top of horizontal framing. Seal all gaps to isolate space above suspended ceiling from the Pallet Build-Up Area. Contractor to coordinate hollow metal door frames with framing sizes as required.
58 29-Aug-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A601, Finish Legend; several Ceramic Tiles are listed in the legend and are not identified; please provide the types and color for the tile in each room and area.
Ceramic tile (CT) for floors to be unglazed ceramic mosaic tile per Specification Section 093000 2.02A. Ceramic tile (CT) for walls to be glazed wall tile per Specification Section 093000 2.02C. Colors to be selected by Contracting Officer from manufacturer’s full range. More than one color may be selected for implementation into the Work. Refer to revised Specification Section 093000 (Addendum 4).
59 30-Aug-11 Is the owner responsible for testing lab and associated costs for any item being tested? i.e. 042000-24
All testing is the responsibilty of the Contractor.
See Specification Section 140000 for Testing Agency requirements.
60 30-Aug-11 Is the “Security Contractor” the responsibility of the owner? i.e.
Refer to Hardware Schedule after section 087000.
The Contractor is responsible for all labor, material and costs required to provide a fully functional Intrusion Detection and Access Control System in accordnace with the Contract Documents. See Division 28 Specifications and Electrical Drawings for further information.
Contractor is required to coordinate door hardware with intrusion detection, access control and fire alarm systems.
61 30-Aug-11 Please confirm that this project is not covered by a Project Labor Agreement and therefore Prevailing Wage Labor is the requirement and not union labor.
Davis-Bacon. The prevailing wage schedule is incorporated in the solicitation.
62 30-Aug-11 We still have not received answers to any of our previously submitted bid questions and as the bid due date is 5 business days away, we request an extension of the bid due date. Please advise.
Previous questions have been answered and posted to the FBO website. We are in the process of answering others submitted. The due date will not be extended at this point.
63 30-Aug-11 Are any building related permits required or are they waived as the owner is a governmental agency? i.e.
Building Permit and related fee’s, certificate of occupancy and related fee’s etc.
See response to item 9 above. This was also clarified at the pre-bid site visit.
64 30-Aug-11 The plumbing drawings for building 106 call out for new roof drains and refer to P601 for the schedule. P601 does not have roof drains on any schedule. The specifications also state to refer to P601 for the roof drain schedule. Please clarify the roof drains?
See Roof Drain Schedule on revised Drawing P601 (Addendum 3).
65 31-Aug-11 For 106; Is existing fireline on east of bldg a 24" and the line entering bldg is 8"?
Existing FP line is along west side of proposed building. According to available as-built information this pipe is 24”. FP line running into building to be 8” DIP. Refer to Drawing C102 for further information.
66 31-Aug-11 Please provide details on existing SSFM line, size & type.
Based on available documentation the existing sanitary force main (SSFM) is 3” dia. PVC.
67 01-Sep-11 At building 106, will the exhaust duct on the roof be insulated?
All exhaust duct which is being returned back to an energy recovery unit shall be insulated in compliance with return duct requirements located in Specification Section 230700 - INSULATION, section 3.15.
68 01-Sep-11 Please be advised that on several of the Bldg. 106 M series plans, the drawings read 1/8” scale. However these drawings appear to be scaling out at 3/16”.
The correct scale for drawings M101-M106 is 3/16” = 1’-0”. Disregard graphic scale on these drawings.
The correct scale for drawing MD101 is 1/8” = 1’-0”. Disregard graphic scale on drawing.
The scale on Drawings M107-M110 is correctly indicated as 1/8” = 1’-0”
69 01-Sep-11 Due to time lost from the recent hurricane, we would respectfully like to ask for a (1) week extension to the bid date in order to obtain the most accurate pricing and comprehensive subcontractor coverage possible.
See Amendment 3 posted on FBO website for revised bid date.
70 01-Sep-11 C502 (Bldg 106) indicates 2 electronic lift gates- kindly provide specifications for these items.
Specification for this item can be found in Specification Section 323113, 2.08.B.
71 01-Sep-11 Spec Section 083323 (OH Door) was included in Building 106 specifications, yet we cannot locate a new overhead door- we have located 101F which is existing. Confirm scope for OH door if required.
OH Door No. 101F is existing to remain. No new OH Doors are required for Building 106.
72 01-Sep-11 Building 105 specifications do not include 129300 for site furnishings- Should 129300from specs for Building 106 be applied and followed?
Specification Section 129300 for Building 106 shall also be applied to Building 105.
73 01-Sep-11 Bid option 5 indicates scope as shown on drawing labeled “Bid Option #5”. We cannot locate this drawing, kindly provide.
Disregard Bid Option #5.
74 01-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - As per drawing AD104 it doesn’t indicate that flooring should be removed but as per the finish schedule the new flooring will be placed for both bldg 105 and 106, so please clarify.
Contractor is responsible for removal and disposal of existing floor finishes in areas scheduled to receive new floor finishes.
Following removal the Contractor shall prepare surface of the existing floor slab as required to receive new floor finishes. This response is applicable to both Buildings 105 & 106.
74 01-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - As per plan A104 it indicates New EPDM roof over new rigid insulation, do we need to Remove the old roof and yes, What kind of existing roof material consist of ? Please clarify.
Contractor is responsible for removal and disposal of existing roofing system (membrane, insulation, flashing and related items) in areas to receive new roofing system.
75 01-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Provide frame material and hardware set for Door #145 and 154A.
Door and frame for Door 145 are hollow metal.
Hardware set for Door 145 is HW-13.
Hardware Set HW-8 is specified for Door 154A. See Drawing A602.
76 01-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Provide door & frame material and hardware set for door #156.
Door 156 and 157 are to be aluminum and glass doors integrated with the aluminum curtain wall system. Doors are to be manufactured by the same manufacturer as the curtain wall system.
Refer to Specification Section 084413 for Glazed Aluminum Curtain Wall system requirements. Hardware set for Door 156 is HW-26. Contractor to coordinate hardware with door manufacturer as required.
77 01-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Provide location, door & frame material and hardware set for door #160.
Door 160 is located at Room 122 – SF Admin Waiting. Door to be solid-core wood. Frame to be hollow metal. Hardware set for this door is
HW-15.
78 01-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Provide door & frame material for door #219A.
Door to be solid-core wood. Frame to be hollow metal.
79 02-Sep-11 Are upright sprinkler heads required above none combustible hung ceiling? Per detail shown on FP201 Building 106 & 105 Detail #6 shown on FP201?
Detail referenced is a standard detail showing both pendent and upright heads. Fire Protection system design is the responsibility of the Contractor. Contractor to submit signed and sealed Fire Protection drawings, analysis and calculations in accordance with Specification Section 211000 paragraph1.05 and 1.06E.
80 02-Sep-11 Regarding Bid Option # 5, we are asking that additional information be provided (via a detailed narrative and/or sketches) to adequately define this scope for competitive bid pricing. This is a substantial bid option that affects multiple trades, existing conditions, building
Disregard Bid Option #5.
envelope concerns etc.; therefore additional information must be provided in order for all contractors to provide accurate, comparable pricing.
81 02-Sep-11 All our subs and suppliers are requesting bid due date extension due to the storm. Please advise if the due date can be extended after receipt of responses to all RFI’s.
See Amendment 3 posted on FBO website for revised bid date.
82 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A520 General Notes 5: Provide wall height designated as XX’-XX” in height.
Assume 16’-0”?
16’-0” height is correct.
83 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A520 General Notes 6: What does “SCIF” mean? If it is related to “Sensitive Compartmented Facility Facilities”, advise which partitions are SCIF rated?
Yes, SCIF refers to Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities as defined by ICD 705.
The partitions surrounding rooms 119 and 120 (labeled “P6”) are SCIF perimeter walls. The wall shall be sealed with acoustic sealant at the top and bottom, and at all penetrations. The entire wall shall be finished and painted from the floor slab to the deck above. The interior two layers of gypsum board shall be staggered to ensure that seams do not align.
84 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A604. Window details show sprayed-in foam insulation inside the structural tubes.
A) Please provide material specifications, and B) Advise if this will be sprayed only around the window perimeter, or full length and height of the tubes.
A) See revised Specification Section 072100 (Addendum 4) for insulation requirements.
B) Yes, the insulation should be full length and height of the tubes.
85 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A102a. Advise if there is an expansion joint at floor slab. If so, please provide details, as A321 only shows expansion joint at roof, ceiling and wall.
No expansion joint is required between the new and existing floor slabs.
86 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A103. What does number 8 in hexagon in Room 219 represent?
The number 8 in the hexagon on this plan is a reference to a Keyed Note that is no longer applicable, please disregard.
87 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A312 Section 1 shows gypsum wallboard over insulation on the inside surface of cavity wall (Detail 6/A320 and Detail 2/A321 show in detail). Since it is in the cavity, is GWB on this surface required, as insulation can be held in place by other means.
No, the gypsum wallboard (GWB) on this surface is not required. The insulation can be held in place by other approved means. See Specification Section 072000 for further information.
88 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A401 and A402.
Confirm Title Block to read as “First Floor Enlarged Toilet Plans”, not Second Floor.
Yes, dwgs. A401 and A402 are First Floor Enlarged Toilet Plans.
89 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Section 00010 Price Schedule, Item 0006: Please identify existing metal wall panels on elevations A201 thru A203, as none shown on drawings. Also identify all fixtures, signage, etc. to be removed & reinstalled related with this work.
Disregard Bid Option #5.
90 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A401, Details E &F: Please advise if Custom Mirror Type M-2 can be in two or more sections.
Provide single piece mirror as indicated in the Contract Documents.
91 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 - Dwg. A401, Details 1, 2 & 3: Provide details, dimensions, material info and construction method for bulkhead at entrance under the guardrail, similar to Detail 10/A510.
Reference detail on revised Drawing A410 included in Addendum 4.
92 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Please reference Drawing P101 Note 6. Drawing states reduced pressure zone assembly (BFP-1) refer to schedule on Drawing P601 for additional information. No schedule is shown on P601.
Disregard reference to schedule on P601. Refer to Specification Section 221119 for backflow preventer requirements.
93 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Please reference Drawing M102. Unit heater UH-9 is shown within Vestibule 157. Schedule on Drawing M108 does not list UH-9.
Additionally Drawing M108 does not show piping for UH-9. Please clarify.
Unit Heater UH-9 is an electric unit heater.
UH-9 shall be the same model and requirements as UH-2 on dwg. M603.
Electrical Requirements for UH-9:
Provide 15A, 3-pole 120/208VAC, 22kAIC, circuit breaker on panel ML1A circuit 13,15,17.
Provide NEMA 1 combination fused disconnect switch and starter NEMA size 0 with hand-off-auto, running 'green' pilot light, 'red' pilot light off, 15A time delay fuses and spare contactors.
Unit heater UH-9 schematic diagram is similar to building 105 drawing E801 detail 4 schematic diagram. Mount unit heater UH-9 combination fused dis. Sw. and starter in room 111.
Wire UH-9 with 3#12 & 1#12 ground in 3/4" conduit from panel ML1A in Room 111 to UH- 9 via combination fused dis. Sw. and starter.
Terminate conductors on 15A, 3-pole 120/208 volt circuit breaker.
94 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Please reference Drawing
M102 which illustrates Fan Coil Unit FCU-8 within room 158. No duct is shown for this unit. Please clarify.
No ductwork is required for Fan Coil Unit FCU-8. There is no ceiling in Room 158.
95 02-Sep-11 Bldg 106 – Please reference Drawings M301 and M302. Building 106 heating hot water system and chilled water system are indicated as 30% glycol. The diagrams provided indicate chemical feeders however there are no chemical feeders scheduled or specified.
Specification Section 232113 Hydronic Piping in chapter 2.07 Chemical Treatment (for materials) and in chapter 3.08 Chemical Treatment (for execution) covers requirements for by-pass feeders and required chemicals.
96 07-Sept-11 Bldg 106 - The spec calls for the skins of the panels to be G90 Galvanized (07416-8, part 2, 2.01, A.1.)
Warranty section 074216-7, 1.10, A 1.a specs the warranty to cover “structural failures, including rupturing, cracking or puncturing” G90 will not be warranted for these failures.
The specified warranty is available for G90 Galvanized products with a three-coat Fluoropolymer finish as required in Specification Section 074216.
97 7-Sept-11 Bldg 106 - 074216-8 2.01, A.2.
Surface: Smooth, flat finish. This stipulation limits the panel length to 16’-0” if by Centria which is one of the basis of designs. There is a contradiction in the spec which is 074216-10, 2.e.
Exterior Surface: Vertical rib profile, smooth to match existing metal panels on existing buildings.
Are the panels flat smooth? What panel width? Is there any type of ribbing?
Insulated-core metal wall panels to be vertical ribbed with profile to match the existing metal wall panels on the building.
98 7-Sept-11 There has been some confusion regarding drawing S606 for Bldg.
106. First can you please confirm what the abbreviation ‘ATPF’ stand for? Second, we are assuming that these openings occur at each window opening as the opening sizes correspond with the architectural window schedule. Can you please confirm that these frames occur at every new and existing window opening on Bldg 106. Also, what framing is required throughout the blast resistant curtain wall? A plan showing these frames in elevation would be the easiest way to make this clear for all bidders.
AT/FP stands for Antiterrorism Force Protection. See UFC 4-010-01. These frames are required for all windows in Building 106.
There is an elevation view on Drawing S608 that depicts the steel frames for the curtain wall support. Architectural drawings depict the steel as well on Drawing A310, A311 and A604.
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