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Addendum 3 S. Bid form shows RCP, plans have ADS and the lengths are also wrong. Please see the revised Bid Form. The RCP was removed and corrected with Class II Polypropylene. The Plans do not reflect the change. 6. Bid form does not have any of the drainage structures. There are 5 EA "C" inlets and a control structure. Bid form shows 12" PVC, plans do not have any 12" PVC. Please see revised Bid Form. The Type "C" inlets, (5) have been added. The 12" PVC was removed and replaced with 4" (22LF), 6" (73LF), and 8" (26LF). 7. Plans show 8" mitered ends 2 EA and a 15" MES. Bid form has 1 EA 12". Please see revised Bid Form. The 12" MES was removed and replaced with 8" MES (2) and 15" MES (1). 8. Pavement and base quantities are wrong also, please advise. The EOR/Designer has reviewed and verified the quantities for the pavement and the base and has not found any errors. Quantities on Bid Form are not being changed. 9. The countertops in sheet A6.10 are called out to be Laminate while in the Bid schedule they are detailed solid surface, please clarify. Please see response to question 1. 10. Drawing E 3.1 shows a location of new panel A, E 5.1 shows it is connected to MDP 2 existing. Where is the panel MDP2 located? The panel MDP2 is located in the Northeast corner of the building's existing Mechanical Room. 11. The silt fence quantity on the bid form is 380 LF, called out lengths on drawings C5 equal 1079 LF. What quantity should we include in our bid? The revised Bid Form reflects the correct length, which is 1,079 LF. 12. The bid form for site work does not match the plans, please advise. Please refer to Questions 2-8 above. 13. We need access to the back of the building. Earthwork calculations indicate that we are going to have approximately 100 truckloads of material coming in and 100 truckloads of material going out. Please provide a route to the back of the library that we can get the trucks in and out. Access to the pond will be determined by the Contractor's means and methods of construction and should bid accordingly. The Contractor is responsible for determining how they will get their equipment and materials in to each location and ensuring that the site is appropriately restored.