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Pale 2 of 4 <br />MBV Engineering, INC <br />Treasure Coast Engineering, INC <br />F:\Public Works\ENGINEERING DIVISION PROJECTS\1744 Sebastian Comers\1-Admin\Meetings\PreBid\IRC-1744-Pre-Bid Agenda.doc <br />OTHER COORDINATION <br />City of Sebastian Building Department <br />Sebastian Corners Roof Replacement (Project) <br />PROJECT CONSIDERATIONS <br />o Project includes a multitude of specialties, trades and components <br />o Contractor shall submit a public safety plan, including separation of work areas <br />from the general public, public parking areas, and public access points to the <br />existing tenant spaces <br />o Standard work hours 7AM to 5PM <br />o Contractor must submit a request for proposed weekend or night work <br />o Tennant finish selections <br />• Staging and Material Storage <br />o Storage areas must be preapproved by county staff <br />o Portable restroom facilities <br />• Addendums <br />o Provide project related comments and questions ASAP. Response to comments and <br />questions received within .10 days of the bid opening date will not be provided <br />DISCUSSION <br />Questions & Answers <br />Andy Sobczak, Indian River County Infrastructure Project Manager, began the meeting with an <br />attendee introduction and a description of the project which included a technical description by the <br />County's consultants, Valerie Slack, Native Design Architecture, LLC, Todd Howder, MBV Engineering <br />Inc., and Bryant Jenks, Treasure Coast Engineering, Inc. During the project description the following <br />questions were asked by attendees: <br />1) A contractor asked about the project force account and the source of its funding. Andy <br />Sobczak responded that the force account was a sort of contingency fund for unforeseen <br />project related work, and the force account's source of funding is the County (for <br />reimbursement of unforeseen work by the contractor). <br />2) A contractor asked about the lead time for the project's raised access flooring areas. Based <br />on a discussion with the raised flooring manufacturer, the lead time is 6 to 8 weeks. <br />