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Page 2 of 3 <br />FAPublic Works\ENGINEERING DIVISION PROJECTS\1735 IRC Jail Compex Roof Replacement -Repair Project\4-Construction\Meetings\Pre-Bid\1735-Pre-Bid <br />Agenda.doc <br />OTHER COORDINATION <br />IRC Traffic Engineering <br />IRC Sheriff's Office <br />PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS; <br />• Sheriff's Department Access Requirements: <br />o Required background check <br />o Daily tool inventory <br />o Site badge, check in requirement and communication restrictions <br />o Work hours, weekend work hours <br />• Project Site Access: <br />o Contractor shall submit a roof access plan <br />o Contractor shall submit a safety plan, including details regarding separation of <br />work from from facility operations, parking areas, and access points to the Jail <br />Complex <br />• Staging and Material Storage <br />o Storage areas must be preapproved by Sheriff's Office and County Staff <br />o Portable restroom facilities <br />• Addendums <br />o Provide project related comments and questions to Indian River County <br />Purchasing. Division ASAP. Response to comments and questions received within <br />10 days of the bid opening date will not be provided <br />DlscusslON <br />Questions & Answers <br />Following a detailed description of the project by the County's design consultant Craig Hanson, <br />Andy Sobczak (IRC Project Manager) asked attendees from the Sheriff's Office if they had any <br />.information to add regarding the Jail facility or project. <br />Capt. Bailey (IRC Sheriff's Office) asked if the electrical grounding system was included in the <br />scope of work for the project. Craig Hanson responded that the scope directs the lightning <br />protection hardware to be removed, reattached and recertified as part of the project. Capt. <br />Bailey responded that most of the existing hardware (lightning protection) is missing as the result <br />of storm damage in 2005. <br />Capt. Bailey asked for clarification on areas where the roof will be recovered vs. replaced. Craig <br />Hanson responded that a recover project involves replacement of a new roofing system over an <br />existing roofing system. <br />