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This solicitation notice seeks bids for project number PBXP 132166 to repair and renovate the maintenance hangar at Mansfield Air National Guard Base in Mansfield, Ohio. The project includes demolition, as well as upgrades to fire protection, mechanical, plumbing, electrical, and telecommunications systems. Exterior brick veneer and metal siding require renovation along with replacement of windows and doors to meet energy efficiency and secure facility standards. The construction period is 577 calendar days from notice to proceed. The solicitation is set aside for small businesses with a size standard of $36.5 million average annual revenue. The project value is estimated between $10-25 million. The pre-bid conference is July 30 and bids are due August 23. The contracting agency is the Department of the Army Ohio Army National Guard located at the 179th Airlift Wing in Mansfield, Ohio.
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REQUEST FOR INFORMATION
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1. Solicitation Number:
W91364-19-B-7001
2. Location of Project:
Mansfield Ohio ANG
1. 3. Information Requested: (Include Specification Section and/or Drawing Number and Page if inquiring about a discrepancy) 19-0016-004 1.The water heater schedule on drawing P-601 indicates WH-1 to be a gas fired water heater to be installed in the new restrooms. However, I do not see a new gas line to feed the water heater anywhere in the plumbing drawings. Please advise where the new gas line to feed the water heater will be connected to the existing system.
2.Where is the Entrance Facility/Equipment Room located where the Fiber/Copper backbone from the new IT rack run and will a rack be required or is it existing there?
3.The Scope of Work mentions install new wireless access points, but I don’t see any locations for them on the prints. Also are we providing the access points and if so what model and quantity?
4.The speakers that tie into the existing system headend. What is the manufacturer, and can you give a part number for the Ceiling Mounted, Wall Mounted, and Horns that way we can match existing?
5. Is it acceptable to the government to surface mount any conduit and device boxes on existing CMU walls.
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1.The water heater schedule on drawing P-601 indicates WH-1 to be a gas fired water heater to be installed in the new restrooms. However, I do not see a new gas line to feed the water heater anywhere in the plumbing drawings. Please advise where the new gas line to feed the water heater will be connected to the existing system.
Connection to the existing NG system and routing to serve RTUs, MAUs, etc. is shown on the Mechanical drawings. See M-130 Mechanical Roof Plan; sheet keynote 7 shows the 1- 1/4” gas line going down to serve water heater on First Floor. M-113 shows this 1-1/4” gas line going to WH-1.
2.Where is the Entrance Facility/Equipment Room located where the Fiber/Copper backbone from the new IT rack run and will a rack be required or is it existing there?
Vertical backbone cabling for new telecommunications enclosure in Hydro Shop room 135 area, originates from Comms room 109.
3.The Scope of Work mentions install new wireless access points, but I don’t see any locations for them on the prints. Also are we providing the access points and if so what model and quantity?
Refer to keyed note 10 on sheet T-113. Wireless access points are OFCI (owner furnished, contractor installed0. At the time of design development, Aruba was the wireless manufacture referenced by the owner. Coordinate wireless scope with owner.
4.The speakers that tie into the existing system headend. What is the manufacturer, and can you give a part number for the Ceiling Mounted, Wall Mounted, and Horns that way we can match existing?
Intercom equipment manufacture, and model part number information were unavailable at the time of detail design documentation issue. Note: Ceiling mounted devises shown on drawing TD110, are heat sensors associated with the fire alarm system.
5. Is it acceptable to the government to surface mount any conduit and device boxes on existing CMU walls.
Where conduit is indicated in the following rooms, provide concealed conduit and boxes:
E&E Shop Chief Office 104, Structural Sheet Metal Shop Chief Office 105, All Locker, Shower and Rest Rooms, Corridor 111, Vestibule 112, Vestibule 113, Entry Lobby 114, ISO/Dock Shop 123, Office 125, Hydro Shop Chief Office 135, Wheel & tire Shop Chief Office 137, Training/Break Room 201, Training Room 202, Senior Office 203, Office 204, Meeting/Conference Room 205, Vestibule 206, and Corridor 207. John Baudry 578-530- 4525 john.baudry@jacobs.com
This information is a clarification of the solicitation/contract and does not change the contract terms or conditions.
This information is a proposed change to the solicitation/contract. An amendment will be issued.
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