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the glass globe and using a flat glass reduces glare and light pollution in residential areas and eliminates <br />breakage and replacement of lenses in hurricane-prone coastal locations. ***Should the specification <br />allow cut-off units or be modified to carry the most current practices and features? <br />A6. Bid the plans. If appropriate, suggest as a Value Engineering item. <br />Q7. We noticed that photometric calculations are part of the bid documents, but there seem to be some <br />uniformity issues. For example, some locations do not show any results; for instance, at the <br />intersections, usually one of the most critical areas. *What are precisely the criteria for the light design? <br />Average foot-candles, Uniformity ratios, and what is the reference used. FDOT Greenbook or IES best <br />practices? <br />A7.Bid the plans as published, technical issues regarding this subject will be addressed following the <br />award. Also, neither FDOT Greenbook or IES best practices, follow industry standard. <br />Q8. Can you confirm if this project has received some federal funding? <br />A8. No federal funds involved. <br />Revisions: Attached you will find the revisionsincluding the Bid Form, as well as <br />the meeting minutes and sign-in sheet. <br />R1. Section 3.2 (1.1): This contract comprises of work described in accordance with <br />plans and specifications entitled: Golden Shores Street Lighting, Sunny Isles Beach, <br />Florida, dated September 11,2020, including sheets E-0 through E-36E-37 and Project <br />Specifications included as Exhibit ‘A’. <br />R2. Section 4: PLEASE QUOTE PRICES FURNISHED & INSTALLED, LESS TAXES, <br />PROVIDED TOCITY OF SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FLORIDA. <br />R3. Bid Form: 03 REMOVE EXISTING LIGHT POLE EA 48 Revised to 32. <br />R4. ITB Page 35 Table of Contents: DIVISION 16 - ELECTRICAL (NOTUSED) <br />2 <br /> <br /> <br />