Z2DA--623-23-121 Reroof portions of various Bldgs (53.24.1E) Construction (VA-26-00004686)

ation. Is this a special requirement for the state of Oklahoma? Because it is a federal project, would we be permitted to proceed without the license? If it is required, is it acceptable for a subcontract teaming partner to hold the GC License? Would a roofing contractor who is properly licensed and bonded in the State of California be considered qualified for this project, or would they be required to hold a license in the State of Oklahoma? Would a general contractor who is properly licensed and bonded in the State of Arizona be considered qualified for this project, or would they also be required to hold a license in the State of Oklahoma? Answer No. 1: No, No. A teaming agreement would be needed. Other states are acceptable. Other states are acceptable. Question No. 2: Please clarify certification requirements (CVE vs SBA). Answer No. 2: This is a competitive requirement, set aside 100% for Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB). See VAAR 852.219-73, VA Notice of Total Set-Aside for Verified Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business for information in regard to requirements in order to be considered. Offerors must be both VISIBLE and VERIFIED by the Small Business Administration (SBA) prior to proposal receipt through contract completion. Question No. 3: I m preparing our proposal for Solicitation 36C25925R0097. The SF 1442 states proposals are due October 22, 2025 at 10:00 AM CT, while Section I.5B states October 2, 2025 at 10:00 AM MT. Could you please confirm the official due date/time and time zone? Answer No. 3: Official proposal due date is October 22nd at 10:00 AM CT however solicitation amendment 0001 extends the proposal due date to October 30, 2025 at 10:00 AM CT. Question No. 4: Can the project superintendent be the QC Manager and SSHO on this project? Answer No. 4: Yes, as long as this person has the proper certifications. Question No. 5: What are the work hours for this project? Answer No. 5: The hospital is open from 0700-1630 M-F. Anything outside these times will have to be set up with the COR. Question No. 6: How is the VA expecting material to be delivered if we can set up a crane? Answer No. 6: OSHA standards, specifically 29 CFR 1926 Subpart CC, require that crane loads should not be hoisted over occupied buildings, but if unavoidable, the path over the building must be cleared, or alternative protective measures like a 300 psf rated overhead protection must be in place. It is up to the contractor to come up with ideas to get the material to the roof. There are large JLG telehandler types of equipment that could reach for bldg. 24. Question No. 7: Can the VA provide an asbestos report for the roof? Please provide an asbestos survey for this project. Answer No. 7: See Design Narrative Environmental attachment to solicitation amendment P0001 Question No. 8: Can the VA confirm that the drawings show more than what is called out in the SOW and we are to follow the SOW and use drawings as reference to what is required in the SOW? Answer No. 8: The SOW is a summary of the drawings and specs. No work on 52 or 53 due to outside forces, and 52 has already been complete. Question No. 9: The Project Documents indicate elements that have been removed from the scope of work. Is there any railing work? What is the intent of the ICRA drawings on page GI002? Answer No. 9: Yes, but not limited to AE501-image 9 ICRA may be needed when closing up the holes in roof for 1E and running the overflows drains. Question No. 10: Given that crane usage is not permitted, would a 360-degree, 110-foot reach telehandler be an acceptable alternative for the roof, which is approximately 60 feet high? Answer No. 10: Yes, as long as you are not exceeding the weight limit of the telehandler and have a license to operate it. Question No. 11: Where is the allowed laydown area? Answer No. 11: As per the Statement of Work: Contractor shall store all materials offsite and only bring in up to 3 days worth of material on site to be placed on the roof being worked on. Question No. 12: Dumpsters Where is the location for the dumpster allowed? Is there any requirement for a trash chute? Are we permitted to leave enclosed dumpsters next to the building in the work area? Answer No. 12: A covered dumpster will be allowed on location. See VA 14 91 82 attachment to solicitation amendment P0001 This will depend on final area of work but mostly, yes. Question No. 13: What is the intent for moving materials? By hand through the hospital? Answer No. 13: It is up to the contractor to come up with ideas to get the material to the roof. There were large JLG that had the reach for bldg. 24. Question No. 14: Do all the existing roof drains operate effectively? Our concern would be liability for any existing issues. Answer No. 14: Yes, the roof drains operate effectively. Question No. 15: Does the scope intend for all roof drain piping to be replaced on existing drains (i.e. P-600)? Answer No. 15: The primary drain will be replaced; all roof drain hardware, rings, gutters, and downspouts down to cast iron pipe, and a new secondary drain will be installed. Question No. 16: GH-1 and GH-2 confirm that the VA provides equipment and installation. Answer No. 16: The contractor will provide and install that equipment. Question No. 17: Do we need to figure in new counter balanced backdraft for the exhaust fan? Answer No. 17: Yes Question No. 18: Can the VA provide a price/cost schedule for this project? Answer No. 18: Included on solicitation amendment P0001. Question No. 19: Do we need to provide the Att-5 Prime and Subcontractor Construction Breakdown? Answer No. 19: Yes Question No. 20: Please confirm if the entirety of Building 24's roof is considered to contain asbestos. Answer No. 20: See Design Narrative Environmental attachment to solicitation amendment P0001. Question No. 21: Are we allowed to implement a two-shift work schedule: a night shift for removal and a day shift for roof installation? We anticipate minimal noise from the day crew as it will be an adhered system. Answer No. 21: The hospital is open from 0700-1630 M-F. Anything outside these times will have to be set up with the COR. Question No. 22: Neither Roof 24 nor Roof 1E currently has a lightning protection system. Will a new lightning protection system be added as part of this project? Answer No. 22: Yes Question No. 23: If lightning protection is required, is certification of the entire system including design, installation, grounding, bonding, and as-built documentation also required? Answer No. 23: Yes Question No. 24: Since we were not allowed to perform core tests on the roof, we require information on the total height of the existing roof system. Answer No. 24: Both 24 and 1E are estimated to be currently 12 inches thick. All dimensions are approximate Question No. 25: Will all mechanical units be tested prior to roof demolition to ensure they are in working order? Answer No. 25: Contractor will need the get the pre-balance before replacing the equipment. Question No. 26: Adding an average R33 insulation and taper system may create height issues at door access points due to existing low clearances. Should we exclude door height adjustments from our scope? Answer No. 26: No Question No. 27: Please identify what areas of the roof will require the handrails that are detailed on the plans. Answer No. 27: AE501