County of Darlington Sealed Solicitation
Title: Darlington County Library Roof Replacement
Deadline: 7/31/2020 11:00 AM (UTC-05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada)
Status: Deadline Expired
Solicitation Number: IFB 02-07-31-2020
Description:
Darlington County, South Carolina is requesting bids from qualified firms for roof replacement for the Darlington County Library located at 204 North Main Street Darlington SC 29540. Darlington County Library located at 204 North Main Street Darlington SC 29540 is a one-story building that was built in 1986, approximately 20,000 square feet.
Documents:
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Question 1
Posted: 7/21/2020
Question: Are bid bond, performance bond and payment bond required for this project?
Response: Bid bond is not required. Performance bond and payment bonds are if the cost is over 50k.
Question 2
Posted: 7/23/2020
Question: 1) Has the existing roof been tested for hazardous containing materials? 2) Are we to bid as if there is no HCM’s in the existing roofing materials? 3) Is a painted 24 GA coping cap acceptable? 4) Section 3 should have a warranty, if so, the leaks should be repaired under warranty. 5) Repairs cannot be warranted because there is no way to know if the HVAC unit/curb or the roof is leaking. 6) Is a mechanically attached option acceptable? 7) Shouldn’t there be unit costs included on the bid form for repair and/or replacement of deteriorated steel roof deck?
Response: 1. No, 2. Yes. 3. Must be as it relates to specs in section III, 4. section 3 specs states what the county is requesting. 5. see section III. 6. see section III, 7. you may add that to your bid documents.
Posted: 7/21/2020
Question: Are bid bond, performance bond and payment bond required for this project?
Response: Bid bond is not required. Performance bond and payment bonds are if the cost is over 50k.
Posted: 7/23/2020
Question: 1) Has the existing roof been tested for hazardous containing materials? 2) Are we to bid as if there is no HCM’s in the existing roofing materials? 3) Is a painted 24 GA coping cap acceptable? 4) Section 3 should have a warranty, if so, the leaks should be repaired under warranty. 5) Repairs cannot be warranted because there is no way to know if the HVAC unit/curb or the roof is leaking. 6) Is a mechanically attached option acceptable? 7) Shouldn’t there be unit costs included on the bid form for repair and/or replacement of deteriorated steel roof deck?
Response: 1. No, 2. Yes. 3. Must be as it relates to specs in section III, 4. section 3 specs states what the county is requesting. 5. see section III. 6. see section III, 7. you may add that to your bid documents.