Answers to Questions, Revised Contract Document, Construction Limits

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January 9, 2018 Project: RFB 2017-08: Isle of Palms Marina Bulkhead Rehabilitation Revised Q&A Discussions: 1. Q: Is there a required sequence of construction for the project, like a side to start with? A: No, the important limitation to construction sequencing is provide access to the marina. This will need to be coordinated with Jay Clarke (Morgan Creek Grill) and Brian Berrigan (Marina) 2. Q: Will Longshore and Harbor Workers Compensation insurance be necessary for the work to be performed? A: This project has been designed for a land-based approach and will not require any water activities. However, if the contractor chooses to use a marine-based approach or technique for completion of the project, then the contractor may be required to have USL&H insurance. Since USL&H insurance is a federal workers’ compensation requirement, the contractor should contact their insurance representative and verify whether or not this additional insurance is required for the specific marine activities proposed by the contractor. For more information: https://www.dol.gov/owcp/dlhwc/lsinsreq.htm 3. Q: How much of the wall can we block off for work at one time? A: 100’ of wall demolition/construction at time would be reasonable. The primary concern is keeping open access to the docks and boats. Coordination is required with the Marina and Restaurant Operators. 4. Q: How many fuel lines are crossing the wall? A: There are 3 fuel lines penetrating the wall. Ensure PUPS has provided the locate before digging 5. Q: Will there be an extension to the deadline for the formal question submission? A: The City of Isle of Palms has decided to extend the deadline bid submission as follows: Deadline for bids/ Bid opening: 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, January 16, 2018. 6. Q: Is the concrete sidewalk included in the scope of work? A: See attached drawing indicating the limits of construction. Other concrete sidewalk is not included in the scope of work. The concrete surface will be replaced in kind using an oyster shell “tabby” surface for the concrete. The existing sidewalk contains WWF 6X6- W2.1XW2.1, the replaced sidewalk shall contain the same reinforcing. 7. Q: Per the spec, what is the backfill compaction. Will there be required inspection of this? 2017-08 Isle of Palms Marina Bulkhead Rehabilitation Pre-Bid Meeting 12/20/2017 A: Specification Section 312000 Part 2.1 lists approved soil materials. The bid drawings and bid specifications are conflicting with regard to testing.