Addendum No. 3 - RFP 2022-05 Construction of Town of Surfside 96th Street Park

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Town of Surfside RFQ 2022-05 Construction of Town of Surfside 96th Street Park Addendum No. 3 Date Issued: 9/15/2022 To All Proposers: Proposers for the above-referenced RFP shall take note of the following changes, additions, deletions or clarifications to RFP No. 2022-05, which in accordance with the RFP Documents shall become a part of and have precedence over anything shown or described otherwise in the RFP. THE FOLLOWING CHANGES ARE MADE TO THE RFP: 1. On sheet LF-01, under “Playground Schedule;” please confirm which Berliner combination is referred to for “#6 – Combination 1” and “#7 – Combination 2” Combinations 1 & 2 are custom pieces designed by Berliner. Contact: Kevin Furman, Playmore Recreational Products & Services, 321-277-4483, kevinf@playmoreonline.com 2. Please confirm it is acceptable to propose an Alternate Option to the Vitriturf (ASTM F1292/F2075/F1951 Certified) for the Poured in Place Rubberized Surface. An alternative is acceptable if an identical Teal color is available to coordinate with play equipment, site furniture and basketball court surface. Page 1 of 4 3. Please provide a Manufacturer, Specifications, and Vendor Representative Contact Information for the Engineered Wood Fiber (Sheet LH-01, Hardscape Schedule, Key #7). Fibar Engineered Wood Fiber 800-342-2721 ASTM F1292 / F2075 / F1951 Certified 4. Please refer to Sheet LH-02, Detail #3. Please confirm it is absolutely required to lay down/pour a ½” by ½” Concrete Finishing Shelf on top of Compacted Aggregate, below the Poured in Place Rubberized Safety Surfacing. This is not a Typical Application. a. Please confirm it would be acceptable to pour the Rubberized Safety Surface directly on top of the Compacted Aggregate. No, it is not necessary to pour a concrete finishing shelf and it is acceptable to pour the rubberized safety surface directly on top of the compacted aggregate. The final poured in place section and edge details will be determined by the play surface manufacturer chosen, whether Vitriturf or an approved equal. 5. Please confirm the Total Count of proposed Turbidity Curtains for this project. The Marine Structural Plans show one (1) proposed Turbidity Curtain. The Stormwater Pollution Plans show three (3) proposed Turbidity Curtains. Please confirm these are all to be treated as separate Turbidity Curtains and that there is no overlap. There are 3 sets of turbidity curtains, to protect the channel and to protect the corals on the riprap.