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About 15% of our portfolio could require prevailing wage rates.  \nQ2: How should pricing be provided?  \nA2: You can provide an hourly rate per trade and/or a general pricing for all items in the scope.  \nQ3: Does the THA apply eCFR :: 2 CFR 200.321--Contracting with small and minority businesses, women's business enterprises, and labor surplus area firms. to this project? A3: We do apply 2 CRF 200 .317-200.326, Procurement Standards to our contracting.  \nQ4: Project Duration: Do we have an estimate on how long the overall project is expected to take?  \nA4: The contract is for 12 -36 months and is task based, so projects will very.  \nQ5: Contract Length: What is the anticipated length of the contract?  \nA5: Same as above  \nQ6: Budget: Is there an anticipated budget for the project that we should be aware of while preparing our proposal?  \nA6: No anticipated budget. Tasks will be as needed.  \nQ7: Additional Information: Is there any more detailed information or documentation available about the project that we could review?  \nA7: The RFP is to have quick access to a General Contractor for various projects ranging from construction repairs/installations, pressure washing, etc. These are typically smaller projects under $25k. However over the life of the contract there will be several such projects.  \nQ8: Can you describe the dispatch procedures?  \nA8: All projects will require a proposal. Projects over $10k will require a proposal from three contractors.  \nQ9: When repairs are called in what is the expected turnaround time period?  \nA9: There is no predetermined turnaround time, we understand that jobs need to be scheduled. Anything within a 2-week period would be considered reasonable.  \nQ10: Will there be a proposal required for everything that we are called out to look at beforehand or is this a “time-and-materials billing” type of situation?  \nA10: Most work will require a proposal.  \nQ11: Are there any prevailing wage or Davis-bacon requirements?  \nA11: We have a few small properties that require prevailing wage, you will be notified of this when we ask for proposal.  \nQ12: Do you have a Price List template?  \nA12: No, we will ask for a proposal for each project.  \nQ13: Do you anticipate the capital needs projects will need performance bonding?  \nA13: When the work is considered a public work, bonding may be required if it's over $250,000 . For \u003Cthan $250K, we may hold a 10% retainage.  \nQ14: What is the estimated size of these projects, particularly the capital needs projects?  \nA14: Most projects performed under this contract will be under $30k.  \nQ15: Are multiple awards expected or will this be a single award?  \nA15: There are multiple projects that will be awarded throughout the life of this contract. Projects under $10k may require a proposal but can be directly awarded. Any project in excess of $10k will need to have three proposals by three different contractors.  \nQ16: Who are the current incumbent(s)?  \nA16: None.  \nQ17: What projects have been completed in the incumbent contract in the past 5 years?  \nA17: None.","cbCaihwGGMi3LO9R","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaihwGGMi3LO9R","pdf",80248,"English","# RFP - General Contractor\n## RFI Questions and Answers","[{\"question\":\"Is prevailing wage required for the proposals?\",\"answer\":\"Some portfolio work could require prevailing wage, but most is not. 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