Contract

54--GREEN FOREST-POPLAR BLUFF-ASHERVILLE STEEL STRUCTURES

Agency: Not listed
Location: Nationwide
Amount: Amount not listed
Deadline: Open, no deadline listed
Posted: May 9, 2013
Set-aside: None (open competition)
NAICS code: 332312

What this contract is for

The specificationd are general enough that to cover slip or flange joints. The drawings show flanged joints and that is what is required for this procurement. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS: 1. Will Smooth Round poles will be a considered as an alternative to 12-sided hexagonal poles. ANSWER = NO. 2. The Quantity of poles in the bid schedule differs from the quantities listed on the engineered drawings. ANSWER = Use the quantities of poles listed in the BID SCHEDULE. 3.The ground sleeve in the drawing is shown at 7?-0 long that is, 5?-0 above grade and 2?-0 below grade. The bid description schedule calls out a 5?-0 ground sleeve 3?-0 above grade and 2?-0 below grade. ANSWER = Use the sleeve lengths specified in the SPECIFICATIONS.

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