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Design/Construc. Canopy at Government Center
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10-09-01
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<br />the Code says to put in a label and that label will say that it must be removed when <br />winds get above 75 MPH or 90 MPH, just make sure it meets the current Code. You <br />don't have to design it for 140 MPH winds, just make sure that the label is on there <br />correctly. <br /> <br />This is not a low bid process, it is a proposal process and therefore what you develop as <br />a concept is your own, based on what you understand of the site. There is no specific <br />design to this, it is going to be what you submit on a concept drawing, just let us know <br />what you are intending on doing. It has to be clear enough so we know what your <br />intentions are. We are all complying with the Florida Building Code and we all know <br />that we need a structural engineer to sign off. We went over the permit process in <br />terms of just make sure in your proposal you say that you are pulling the permit, doing <br />the drawings, signing and sealing, etc., and you are going from start to finish. Again, <br />this is less of a functional element in terms of protecting people from rain, so we <br />understand that it is more of an aesthetic issue but we still want to keep semblance of it <br />when you do provide the documentation showing that you have the water proof or <br />weather resistance, it is a good canopy commercial grade, etc. <br /> <br />7. Will the Sign-In Sheet get published? <br />Yes, it will be on Demand Star as an Addendum. <br /> <br />8. Will it be through Blue Book, because that is how I found out? <br />Blue Book might have a link to Demand Star, but it is purely Demand Star. <br /> <br />9. Will the bids be opened publicly? <br />Yes, two weeks from today, October 20, 2010 at 10:00 a.m. in this same room [First <br />Floor Meeting Room]. <br /> <br />10. But you can't bid if you were not here, correct? <br />You cannot bid if your name is not on this list as a rep for the company. <br /> <br />11. Why not based on price? <br />It is the City's prerogative, which means that you don't have to be here at the bid <br />opening because typically it is on a low-bid process where people come to listen for the <br />low bidder. <br /> <br />12. Will there be a committee? <br />There is going to be a group of people, including himself, to make a determination as to <br />what kind of look that we want for that area. <br /> <br />13. Will you have a short list, and then pick from that? <br />Typically we will pick one, and we will contact that one, and sit down and discuss what <br />exactly is in this proposal. And then, if that works out there is no need to contact <br />anyone else. We will find a way to let everyone know when it is awarded. <br /> <br />14. What is the time line? <br />Put a time line into your proposal, although he doesn't expect it to go on for more then <br /> <br />Mandatory Pre-Submittal Conference QA 100610 <br /> <br />Page 3 of 5 <br />
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