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NNK15524039R Amendment 000011 The purpose of this solicitation amendment is to extend the proposals due date, amend NNK15524039R, E.3 SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING (MAY 2014), Replace Section C.2 Specs and Drawing List, J-F GFE Materials Listing and GFE Equipment Listing, Amend Contract Drawings, answer bidder questions and provide additional files. THE FOLLOWING IS AN INDEX OF DRAWINGS AND SPECS THAT HAVE BEEN AMENDED WITH THIS AND PREVSIOUS MODIFICATIONS. PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE MADE THESE CHANGES TO YOUR SOLCITATION PACKAGE. REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499 (Ref. Amendment 6 Q12) Change drawing K0000068663 to drawing K0000232118. Change drawing K0000082866 to drawing K0000063314 Change drawing K0000077165 to drawing K0000063398 Change drawing K0000140874 to drawing 53626_36711A Sheet M242, M244: Eliminate K0000081944 and cap the line at the swing arm cabinet assembly (FE-012, 013, 014, and 015) Sheets M243: Eliminate K0000083634, K0000088662, K0000091603, and K0000093499 and cap the lines post the valves at C and H. Sheet M244Eliminate 75M12156 and cap lines at FE-015 REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079386, Sheet M-51 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q5) Add “S4034CP & S4036CP - FULL COUPLING 1" - 2.38" LONG Smith Cooper (or approved equal) to flag note L on sheet M-51. REFERENCE: Attachment C-2 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q10) Add the following contract drawings in Attachment C-2 for schematics for line sizes and connections:

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The purpose of this solicitation amendment is to extend the proposals due date, amend NNK15524039R, E.3 SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING (MAY 2014), Replace Section C.2 Specs and Drawing List, J-F GFE Materials Listing and GFE Equipment Listing, Amend Contract Drawings, answer bidder questions and provide additional files.

THE FOLLOWING IS AN INDEX OF DRAWINGS AND SPECS THAT HAVE BEEN AMENDED WITH THIS AND PREVSIOUS MODIFICATIONS. PLEASE ENSURE YOU HAVE MADE THESE CHANGES TO YOUR SOLCITATION PACKAGE.

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499 (Ref. Amendment 6 Q12)

Change drawing K0000068663 to drawing K0000232118.

Change drawing K0000082866 to drawing K0000063314

Change drawing K0000077165 to drawing K0000063398

Change drawing K0000140874 to drawing 53626_36711A

Sheet M242, M244: Eliminate K0000081944 and cap the line at the swing arm cabinet assembly (FE-012, 013, 014, and 015)

Sheets M243: Eliminate K0000083634, K0000088662, K0000091603, and K0000093499 and cap the lines post the valves at C and H.

Sheet M244Eliminate 75M12156 and cap lines at FE-015

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079386, Sheet M-51 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q5)

Add “S4034CP & S4036CP - FULL COUPLING 1" - 2.38" LONG Smith Cooper (or approved equal) to flag note L on sheet M-51.

REFERENCE: Attachment C-2 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q10)

Add the following contract drawings in Attachment C-2 for schematics for line sizes and connections:

K0000086563 CS LH2 Transducer Panel and its associated schematic K0000087260;

K0000084780 LH2 Vent Line Transducer Panel and its associated schematic K0000087352;

K0000086076 CS LO2 Pressure Panel and its associated schematic K0000087108.

K0000064809 LO2 Schematic and K0000064810 LH2 Schematic.

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079480, Sheet M-27 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q15)

Add details

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For 1-1/2" class 300 flange:

STUD BOLT 76K04875-1220-16 NUT 76K04876-12 WASHER NAS1149C1290R GASKET 76K04886-13 TORQUE TO 60 ft-lbs

For 3" class 300 flange:

STUD BOLT 76K04875-1224-16 NUT 76K04876-12 WASHER NAS1149C1290R GASKET 76K04886-15 TORQUE TO 100 ft-lbs

For 16" class 150 flange:

STUD BOLT 76K04875-1625-16 NUT 76K04876-16 WASHER NAS1149C1690R GASKET 76K04886-25 TORQUE TO 368 +/- 60 ft lbs.

REFERENCE: GFE List (Ref. Amendment 8 Q18)

Add “GN2 and GHe” to the GFE list

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000231317-SPC Section 40 60 00 paragraph 3.6 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q19)

Add “Validation of cleanliness shall occur after the entire system has been installed”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000231317-SPC Section 40 60 00 paragraph 3.4 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q21)

Add “The leak detection procedure shall be written by an ASNT Level III Leak Detection Engineer. The leak detection test shall be performed by at least an ASNT Level II Technician(s).”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000231317-SPC Section 40 60 00 paragraph 3.2 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q24)

Change paragraph 3.2 from “The inner line shall be pneumatically pressure tested per ASME B31.3, at 133% of the Maximum Design Pressure (MDP) for the following lines:.

Hydrogen (LH2) VJ, 120 psig; Oxygen (LO2) VJ, 300 psig; LH2 double wall, 300 psig; LO2 single wall, 50 psig.”

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“The inner line shall be pneumatically pressure tested per ASME B31.3, at 133% of the Maximum Design Pressure (MDP) for the following lines:.

Hydrogen (LH2) VJ, 120 psig; Oxygen (LO2) VJ, 300 psig; LH2 double wall, 50 psig; LO2 single wall, 300 psig.”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q27-Q30)

Delete Sheet M243 from scope of work.

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079386, Sheet M-1 through M-3 Table 3 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q32)

Change 2" Venturi from “BIF MODEL 20182” to “Model 20183-2, 316/316L SS”

Change 3" Venturi from “BIF MODEL 20182” to “Model 20183-3, 316/316L SS”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079386, Sheet M-1 through M-3 Table 3 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q34)

Delete “GFE” on sheet M-36 detail 17 for component A195878

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079386, Sheet M-1 through M-3 Table 3 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q36)

Change “766SS-25-04-L-T-685” to “766SS-25-02-L-T-685”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000079386, Sheet M-1 through M-3 Table 3 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q37)

Change the ¼” check valve part number from “62-103-01” to “62-101-01”

REFERENCE: Attachment C-2 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q44)

Change notes for drawing K0000135925RevA FROM “Mobile Launcher Modifications for the Space Launch System (SLS) Rev A Sheets A001, A101, A102, A103, A104, A105, A106, A109, A110, A305, A306, A307, A401, A503, A507, A554, (note: sheets A101-A106, A401, A503, A507 are to include only work to install the insulation and siding in compartments all of AB6, AB7, AB8, AB10, on the G8 wall in AB5, within 10 feet of the bathtubs and Sound Suppression Piping in AB5, and areas within 15 feet (ceiling and walls) of the CT stiffeners in A2, A3, A4, B2, B3, B4, and the cable tray room on 0 deck), S001, SD251, SD254 (note: Umbilical rails have been removed. All other work to be performed on SD251 & SD254), S152, S156, S161, S255, S256, S350, S351, S352, S353, S354, S355, S356, S357, S359, S360, S361, S362, S363, S553, FAD103, FAD602, FAD902, FA101, FA104, FA502, ED111, ED902, E001 (note: perform work on Sheets ED111 details "MLT Electrical Room Level 140 Underside Demolition Plan" & "MLT Electrical Room Level 220 Underside Demolition Plan" and associated details on sheet ED902). S105 and S503 (note: install four (4) government furnished Crawler Transporter [CT] bearings in the general vicinity

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shown on S105. Final locations to be provided by the government. All notes and details on S105 apply. S503 is provided for reference with the exception of drawing Notes 1, 3, and 7 which apply to this scope of work. Grease shall be injected into the four ports on each of the four bearings after installation) Use specifications K0000231317 for work on this drawing.”

TO ”Mobile Launcher Modifications for the Space Launch System (SLS) Rev A: Provide and install insulation and perforated aluminum siding associated with sheets A001, A101-A106, A401, A503, A507 for all exterior walls of compartments AB6, AB7, AB8, AB10, on the G8 wall in AB5, the entire ceiling in AB5, and areas within 15 feet (ceiling and walls) of the CT stiffeners in A2, A3, A4, B2, B3, B4, and the cable tray room on 0 deck. Provide and install all work associated with Sheets A109, A110, A305, A306, A307, A554. Perform all work, with the exception of the umbilical rail demolition, associated with S001, SD251 & SD254, S152, S156, S161, S255, S256, S350, S351, S352, S353, S354, S355, S357, S359, S360, S361, S362, S553, FAD103, FAD602, FAD902, FA101, FA104, and FA502. Perform the work shown in the portion of the drawing labeled “MLT Electrical Room Level 140 Underside Demolition Plan" & "MLT Electrical Room Level 220 Underside Demolition Plan" and perform work associated with the details on Sheets ED111, ED902. Perform installation of four (4) government furnished Crawler Transporter [CT] bearings per notes and details on sheets S105 and Notes 1, 3, and 7 only on S503. (Note, the CT bearings shall be installed in the general vicinity shown on S105. Final locations to be provided by the government. Grease shall be injected into the four ports on each of the four bearings after installation). Use specifications K0000231317 for work on this drawing.”

REFERENCE: Specification K0000135926-SPC REV A (Ref. Amendment 8 Q45)

Delete the following specification sections from K0000135926 Rev A only

• 08 22 20 – FRP DOORS AND FRAMES

• 08 39 19 – WATERTIGHT DOORS

• 08 71 00 – DOOR HARDWARE

• 14 21 23 – ELECTRIC TRACTION PASSENGER ELEVATORS

• 22 15 14.00 40 – GENERAL SERVICE COMPRESSED-AIR SYSTEMS, LOW PRESSURE

• 23 64 26 – CHILLED, CHILLED-HOT, AND CONDENSER WATER PIPING SYSTEMS

REFERENCE: Drawing K00000232118, Sheet E606 (Ref. Amendment 8 Q37)

Add an open diamond next to circuit MLB-B1-TRANSIT-L2/22 to indicate there is an existing circuit breaker requiring new branch circuit.

REFERENCE: GFE List (Ref. Amendment 9 Q10)

Add the Dresser valves (corresponding A numbers: A130446, A184099, A184109, A184513, A184518, and A184519) shown on K0000075499, Sheet M220 to the GFE List

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499, Sheet M220 (Ref. Amendment 9 Q11)

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Delete A184100, A184103 and A184582 from the contract drawings

REFERENCE: Drawing GFE List (Ref. Amendment 9 Q12)

Add the Chromalox heater (A number: A203469, part number: GCHB-06-008P-E2XX) shown on drawing K0000075499 M220 to the GFE List.

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499 Sheet M220 (Ref. Amendment 9 Q12)

Add the following note to sheet M220: The installation of the A203469 heater will be within the space claim of FE-125 (Zone F6) on sheet EQ290. Mounting details will be provided after a manufacturer's drawing is provided. Cap the "branch" GN-19-3000-1x.095 from the tee on level 260' and do not connect to FE-125 thru port A196401.

REFERENCE: Specification K0000135926-SPC REV A 40 60 00 (Ref. Amendment 11 Q1/Q2/Q3)Add the following verbiage to paragraph 3.3 “All of the stainless steel lines have been designed to handle the weight and thermal stress of cold shock with LN2. Do not cold shock the 18x20" aluminum double walled pipe by filling with LN2; instead perform a localized cold shock on any field welds on the 18x20 pipe by using an external containment tub surrounding the weld and filled with LN2, or a cooling coil, or a similar method to achieve LN2 temperatures for one hour. The maximum static pressure head at the disconnect flanges at the base of the tower is 86 psig, which is below the pipe MAWP. See cold shock static pressure head tab. The contractor shall submit their cold shock procedure per section 40 60 00, paragraph 1.2.”

REFERENCE: Specification K0000135926-SPC REV A (Ref. Amendment 11 Q7/Q8)Add the following to Section 01 11 00, Paragraphs 1.4.1.6 “All pressure and leak testing for THSS shall be conducted using dry GN2,

Add the following to Section 01 11 00 paragraph 1.4.1.7: “All pressure and leak testing for HAASP can and should be conducted using dry GN2.”Change Section 41 24 26, Paragraph 2.7 from:“When specified by the contract, hydraulic fluid shall be provided as follows:Thrust Vector Control (TVC) Servicing System (THSS) shall use MIL-PRF-83282 MICRONIC 882-NASA.The Hydraulic Arms and Accessories Service Pressure (HAASP) shall use Mobil DTE-25.”To: “Hydraulic fluid will not be installed in the THHS or HAASP systems”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499, Sheet ED39 (Ref. Amendment 11 Q10)

Add the following to sheet ED39:

Manufacturer Code

Install Code

Wire Range (AWG) Type

Stud Size

Width (INCH) Part number

81343 T-4 & T-6 1/0 One Hole 3/8 0.853 MS20659-118

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81343 T-5 6 One Hole 1/4 0.503 MS20659-131

Add flag notes 4 %& 5 to this chart.

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499 Cable Matrix (Ref. Amendment 11 Q11)

Change the part numbers on CBL sheets from:

K0000064255 LN2 Part #22460/03213X-4(LD)

K0000064255 LN7 Part #TV26RS-25-17P

K0000064255 LN8 Part #TV26RS-25-17S

K0000067647 LN1 Part #22460/03213X-4(LD)

K0000067944 LN1 Part #70355AD

K0000064638 LN10 Part #907-2022-140

K0000075192 LN7 Part #907-2025-140

K0000082869 LN6 Part #GSC1563

K0000064254 LN5 Part #GSC2045

K0000064254 LN2 Part #MS3456LS40-62P

K0000064254 LN3 Part #MS3456W40-62S

To:

SubassemblyLine

#Part # Cage Code Company Name Description

K0000064638 10 907-2022-140 2B618Spacecraft

Components Corp.

Bushing, Contact

K0000075192 7 907-2025-140 2B618Spacecraft

Components Corp.

Bushing, Contact

K0000082869 6 GSC1563 56501Thomas & Betts

CorporationOuter Shield Ring

K0000064255 222460/03213X-

4(LD) 92607

Carlisle Interconnect

Technologies, Inc.

Cable bulk, 4 #22AWG, OD Major .306 +/- .015,

Minor .195 +/- .015

K0000064255 7 TV26RS-25-17P 77820 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000064255 8 TV26RS-25-17S 77820 Amphenol Connector, Plug

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K0000064254 5 GSC2045 56501Thomas & Betts

Corporation

Ferrule, Metallic Shielded Cable,

Grounding

K0000064254 2 MS3456LS40-62P 96906 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000064254 3 MS3456W40-62S 96906 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000067647 122460/03213X-

4(LD)92607

Carlisle Interconnect

Technologies, Inc.

Cable bulk, 4 #22AWG, OD Major .306 +/- .015,

Minor .195 +/- .015

K0000067944 1 70355AD 1HHJ1 StaCon Inc.Pendant Box for the E-

Stop (Proprietary)

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499 E1 (Ref. Amendment 11 Q14)

Add note 14 on the cable tray notes:

“14. The existing horizontal cable trays on levels 274, 240, over the 220 Equipment room roof, 180, 160, and over the 140 Equipment room roof have covers that shall be removed. Also, stacks of 28 stored covers on levels 240, 200, 220, 100 and 2 stacks of stored covers on level 140 will also need to be removed. The stacks of covers are 10 ft. by 2 ft. aluminum covers. Contractor may retain the tray covers for salvage. Cable tray mounting hardware and hardware connecting the trays together, currently installed in interior locations (i.e. ML base and electrical rooms) can be reused. All other cable tray hardware shall be new.”

REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499, Cable (Ref. Amendment 11 Q18)

Change “79K19600” to “120E3100003” in all instances

REFERENCE: RFP Section J-A-5 – SCHEDULE SYSTEM FOR PLANNING AND PROGRESS REPORTING (MAR 2014) (Ref. Amendment 11 Q25)

Change the second sentence of paragraph (a) from "Within thirty (60) calendar days after Contract Award...” Please confirm this should be corrected to read "Within sixty (60) calendar days after Contract Award…" to "Within sixty (60) calendar days after Contract Award...” Please confirm this should be corrected to read "Within sixty (60) calendar days after Contract Award…"

REFERENCE: GFE List, (Ref. Amendment 11 Q28/Q30/Q31/Q34)

Delete the following from the GFE List under the CSITU tab

6 CSITU ML Control Junction Box 36723

Delete the following from the GFE List under the THHS tab

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4 TERMINAL DISTRIBUTOR BSTR SUPPLY/RETURN MANIFOLD EE-331 348215 TERMINAL DISTRIBUTOR BSTR SUPPLY/RETURN MANIFOLD EE-332 34822

Change the quantity of Amber Beacon Assemblies, DWG No. 80K58784 (Supports ODMS) on the GFE List under the facilities tab from a quantity of 2 to a quantity of 3.

REFERENCE: RFP Section E.3Delete Section E.3 of the contract documents.

A. PROPOSAL DUE DATE IS EXTENDED FROM MAY 6, 2015 TO MAY 20, 2015. SEE, L.21 Delivery Instructions for Bids/Proposals and L.22 General Proposal Preparation Instructions.

L.21 KSC 52.214-90 DELIVERY INSTRUCTIONS FOR BIDS/PROPOSALS

Reference RFP page 73: Section L.21 is deleted and replaced in its entirety with:

KSC 52.214-90 Delivery Instructions for Bids/Proposals (AUG 2005)

(a) Delivery Address:All offers (bids or proposals) shall be delivered to the Central Industry Assistance Office (CIAO), 7110 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island, FL, 32953 on or MAY 13, 2015, 3:00 EST. The CIAO is located on State Road 3, approximately 2 miles south of Gate 2 to KSC. Access to KSC is not required.

(b) Hand-Delivered Offers:Offerors are responsible for assuring that hand-carried bids are either received by NASA Government employees at the CIAO or dropped in the CIAO mail box located outside of the building.

(c) Late Delivery of Offers/BidsLate offers/bids will be processed in accordance with FAR 52.214-7, Late Submissions, Modifications and Withdrawals of Bids, FAR 52.215-1, Instructions to Offerors - Competitive Acquisition, FAR 52.212-1 Instructions to Offerors - Commercial Items, or FAR 52.214-23, Late Submissions, Modifications, and Withdrawals of Technical Proposals Under Two Step Sealed Bidding, included in this solicitation.

(End of provision)

B. NNK15524039R E.3 SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING

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Reference RFP Page 7-8 Section E.3 SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING:

DELETE in its entirety SECTION E.3 and replace with: E.3 RESERVED

C. UPDATE DRAWING PACKAGE

SECTION C.2 is revised and additional drawings are posted.

The following drawings are provided with this Amendment:

• 120E3400047• 120E3400209• 120E3400279• 120E3400280

79K19600 is an obsolete reference and shall be replaced by 120E3100003 in all instances

D. DRAWING K0000231317

K0000231317 Section 23 31 50 is replaced with the attached PDF file Section 23 31 50.pdf.

E. BIDDER QUESTION AND ANSWERS:

1. REFERENCE:       Specification section 40 60 00

QUESTION:  This specification requires filling the LH2 and LO2 system with liquid nitrogen to perform a cold shock test which will equate to pressures at the base as high as 150 PSIG. Please verify the fill/drain and vent systems are designed to host these pressures.

ANSWER: All of the stainless steel lines have been designed to handle the weight and thermal stress of cold shock with LN2. Do not cold shock the 18x20" aluminum double walled pipe by filling with LN2; instead perform a localized cold shock on any field welds on the 18x20 pipe by using an external containment tub surrounding the weld and filled with LN2, or a cooling coil, or a similar method to achieve LN2 temperatures for one hour. The maximum static pressure head at the disconnect flanges at the base of the tower is 86 psig, which is below the pipe MAWP. See cold shock static pressure head tab. The contractor shall submit their cold shock procedure per section 40 60 00, paragraph 1.2.

2. REFERENCE:       Specification section 40 60 00 and drawings K0000079480

QUESTION:  The mass of liquid nitrogen for cold shock will be significantly greater than gaseous oxygen, liquid hydrogen and gaseous hydrogen the piping systems are designed to

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support. Is the design of the cryogenic systems shown on K0000079480 capable of supporting the mass of liquid nitrogen when filled during cold shock?

ANSWER: Refer to response to previous question (Question #1 above).

3. REFERENCE:         Specification section 40 60 00

QUESTION:  Section 40 60 00 requires the systems to be filled with liquid nitrogen.  Recommend cold shocking the systems transfer and vent elements independently to establish a worst case stress environment and most realistic stress environment between the liquid and vent/drain elements.  Is this acceptable?

ANSWER: Yes, but do not cold shock the 18x20 inch aluminum vent pipe.

4. REFERENCE:       Specification section 40 60 00

QUESTION:  Typically components except for welded in bodies are not to be subjected to proof pressure testing.  It is unclear if the cryogenic components if included in the GFE are included or suitable for proof pressure testing.  Are the GFE components as provided suitable for the specified proof pressure test pressures?

ANSWER: Not all GFE components are suitable for the specified proof pressures, such as pressure gauges, pressure transducers, and pressure relieving devices. Refer to component information. Non-suitable components shall be isolated from the system using existing shut off valves or by the disconnecting and capping of lines. These procedures shall be included in pneumatic proof pressure procedure submitted by the contractor per section 40 60 00, paragraph 1.2.

5. REFERENCE:       Specification section 40 60 00

QUESTION:  The filling of the horizontal single wall lines with LN2 will cause the pipe to temporarily “bow” due to piping cross-sectional thermal differentials; we assume the design has taken this into account and the subsequent non-axial movement will not damage the expansion joints, components, or support structure.  Is this a correct assumption?

ANSWER: Yes. Refer to response to previous question (Question #1 above).

6. REFERENCE:       Specification section 40 34 10

QUESTION:  The table in paragraph 3.4.3.2 shows the horizontal support spacing for ¼” tubing to be a maximum of 42”.  KSC-SPEC-Z-0008 allows a maximum spacing of 48” for ¼” tubing.  Please confirm 48” is acceptable support spacing.

ANSWER: The table in paragraph 3.4.3.2 in the Specification is applicable only for the MLT. The sentence after the table tells the contractor to use KSC-SPEC-Z-0008 only for the MLB. Therefore, 48" is acceptable in the base, but 42" is required on the tower.

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7. REFERENCE:       Specification section 41 24 26

QUESTION:  Paragraph 2.7 designates the type of acceptable hydraulic fluids to be utilized in the hydraulic systems.  Are these fluids to be GFE?  If not, please provide an estimated quantity required for the ML hydraulic systems.

ANSWER: Filling the hydraulic systems is not within the scope of this contract for the TVC Servicing System (THSS) or HAASP.

8. REFERENCE:       Technical Specification, SLS ML GSE Installation, K0000231317-SPC, Section 41 24 26, Paragraph 2.7, and Section 01 11 00, Paragraphs 1.4.1.6 and 1.4.1.7

QUESTION:  Paragraphs 1.4.1.6 and 1.4.1.7 do not include filling the hydraulic system as a part of the scope of installation for the TVC or the HAASP. Paragraph 2.7 states that “hydraulic fluid shall be provided”. Please specify hydraulic quantity and installation requirements.

ANSWER:

The specification shall be amended as follows:

K0000231317-SPC, Section 41 24 26, Paragraph 2.7:

This is notification as to what hydraulic fluid will be used in each system. This is meaningful mostly for seal material compatibility (Sections 2.8 & 2.9). Filling the hydraulic systems is not within the scope of this contract for the TVC Servicing System (THSS) or HAASP.

K0000231317-SPC, Section 01 11 00, Paragraph 1.4.1.6:

All pressure and leak testing for THSS can and should be conducted using dry GN2.

K0000231317-SPC, Section 01 11 00, Paragraph 1.4.1.7:

All pressure and leak testing for HAASP can and should be conducted using dry GN2.

9. REFERENCE:       Fluids and Electrical Installation Drawing K0000075499, Sheet M-366

QUESTION:  Please provide details for the installation, painting, and identification of the CFPs.

ANSWER: The details for installing the CFPs on existing structure, either ceiling or wall, are shown on M366 including notes for centering and match drillings as well as general notes on M1. Details for locating the CFPs are captured in notes on the EQ sheets that locate the CFPs. Any painting requirements are covered in the Specification.

10. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Drawing ED39

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QUESTION:  Notes 4&5 state to use terminal lug install code T-4, T-5 & T-6. The terminal lug schedule on the drawing only references T-1, T-2 & T-3. Please advise.

ANSWER: See the table below.

Manufacturer Code

Install Code

Wire Range (AWG) Type

Stud Size

Width (INCH) Part number

81343 T-4 & T-6 1/0 One Hole 3/8 0.853 MS20659-118

81343 T-5 6 One Hole 1/4 0.503 MS20659-131

11. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Cable Matrix

QUESTION:  Per our suppliers the following items in the cable subassembly drawings appear to have incorrect/invalid part numbers:

K0000064255 LN2 Part #22460/03213X-4(LD)

K0000064255 LN7 Part #TV26RS-25-17P

K0000064255 LN8 Part #TV26RS-25-17S

K0000067647 LN1 Part #22460/03213X-4(LD)

K0000067944 LN1 Part #70355AD

K0000064638 LN10 Part #907-2022-140

K0000075192 LN7 Part #907-2025-140

K0000082869 LN6 Part #GSC1563

K0000064254 LN5 Part #GSC2045

K0000064254 LN2 Part #MS3456LS40-62P

K0000064254 LN3 Part #MS3456W40-62S

ANSWER: Reference the table below for detailed information on the part numbers above.

SubassemblyLine

#Part # Cage Code Company Name Description

K0000064638 10 907-2022-140 2B618Spacecraft

Components Corp.

Bushing, Contact

K0000075192 7 907-2025-140 2B618 Spacecraft Components

Bushing, Contact

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Corp.

K0000082869 6 GSC1563 56501Thomas & Betts

CorporationOuter Shield Ring

K0000064255 222460/03213X-

4(LD) 92607

Carlisle Interconnect

Technologies, Inc.

Cable bulk, 4 #22AWG, OD Major .306 +/- .015,

Minor .195 +/- .015

K0000064255 7 TV26RS-25-17P 77820 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000064255 8 TV26RS-25-17S 77820 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000064254 5 GSC2045 56501Thomas & Betts

Corporation

Ferrule, Metallic Shielded Cable,

Grounding

K0000064254 2 MS3456LS40-62P 96906 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000064254 3 MS3456W40-62S 96906 Amphenol Connector, Plug

K0000067647 122460/03213X-

4(LD)92607

Carlisle Interconnect

Technologies, Inc.

Cable bulk, 4 #22AWG, OD Major .306 +/- .015,

Minor .195 +/- .015

K0000067944 1 70355AD 1HHJ1 StaCon Inc.Pendant Box for the E-

Stop (Proprietary)

12. REFERENCE:       K0000075499 Component List ID Numbers A196459 (p/n 80K80687-30), A196460 (p/n 80K80687-30) and A196470 (p/n 80K80687-37)

QUESTION:  All of the ID numbers above call out CIRCOR check valves p/n 80K80687. Historically, CIRCOR has “No Bid” these valves. Are there any NASA-approved alternates for check valves p/n 80K80687-30 and p/n 80K80687-37?

ANSWER: NASA approved alternate mfg./part number:

MFG.: Fluid Mechanics Valve Company (http://fmvalve.com/)

• Alternate for 80K80687-30: Fluid Mechanics P/N: 2102-231-20-S144-S157

• Alternate for 80K80687-37: Fluid Mechanics P/N: 2102-231-24-S8-S157

13. REFERENCE:       Drawing 0000075499 Sheet E1, Note 35

QUESTION:  Remove 10K metal ty-wrap straps and inspect for damage/repair. Note does not direct to reinstall supports. Please clarify.

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ANSWER: Metal ty-wraps straps shall be removed and discarded. The contractor shall inspect the cable for damage at the location that the ty-wraps were installed. Note: Per spec all cables shall be supported in accordance with specification section 26 05 00.00 40. Per drawing K0000075499 sheet E001, Cable Note 7 “CONTRACTOR SHALL SECURE CABLE WITH HEAVY DUTY TIE-WRAPS UNDER THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS: (PN: PANDUIT MS3367-2-0 OR EQUAL. METAL TIE WRAPS ARE NOT PERMITTED).”

14. REFERENCE:       Drawing 0000075499, Sheet E1, Note 5

QUESTION:  Approximately how many tray covers are to be removed? Can tray mounting hardware be reused?

ANSWER: The existing horizontal cable trays on levels 274, 240, over the 220 Equipment room roof, 180, 160, and over the 140 Equipment room roof have covers that shall be removed. Also, stacks of 28 stored covers on levels 240, 200, 220, 100 and 2 stacks of stored covers on level 140 will also need to be removed. The stacks of covers are 10 ft. by 2 ft. aluminum covers. Contractor may retain the tray covers for salvage. Cable tray mounting hardware and hardware connecting the trays together, currently installed in interior locations (i.e. ML base and electrical rooms) can be reused. All other cable tray hardware shall be new.

15. REFERENCE:       Drawing K0000232118 Sheet EL134 Notes #1 and #2

QUESTION:  Note 1 is asking to remove FAA obstruction light beacon cable back to control panel in MLB A1 and store beacons for reinstall. Is there an estimated length on this cable? How long can the FAA beacons be disconnected? Will temporary power arrangements be required?

ANSWER: The FAA lights may be disconnected for 5 consecutive days at a time Monday through Friday only. Temporary beacons shall be required for durations greater than 5 days. Reference specification section 02 41 00 paragraph 1.7.1. Each FAA light has a dedicated cable from the controller in A1 compartment. Estimated length of the cable is approximately 450 ft for each light on the 345 level and approximately 280 feet for each of the lights on the 180 level. The contractor shall provide temporary power

16. REFERENCE:       K0000231317 SPC Specs Intact Section 26 05 00.00 40 Paragraph 3.8 Field Testing

QUESTION:  Spec requires testing of all electrical distribution equipment being modified to NETA ATS. Does this testing extend down to electrical panel boards and disconnects?

ANSWER: Panel boards shall be tested and inspected per section 26 24 16.00 40 paragraph 3.2. Existing disconnects will not be required to be tested unless they are modified under this contract.

17. REFERENCE:       Fluid and Electrical Cable Assemblies

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QUESTION:  The following drawings have not been provided but are listed in the Cable Assemblies. Please provide or advise on where these can be located.

• 79K19600• 120E3400047• 120E3400209• 120E3400279• 120E3400280

ANSWER:

The following drawings are provided with this Amendment:

• 120E3400047• 120E3400209• 120E3400279• 120E3400280

79K19600 is an obsolete reference and shall be replaced by 120E3100003 in all instances.

18. REFERENCE:       K0000075499 Fluids and Electrical, Page EQ 5, Bulkhead plate listing ME-001 through ME-015

QUESTION:  Please confirm these are not in contract.

ANSWER: Confirmed. ME-001 through ME-015 are NIC and provided as a reference for routing purposes only.

19. REFERENCE:       Amendment #9, Question #1

QUESTION:  Are there any buildings located on KSC property in proximity to the project site / VAB complex area that can be used by the contractor for storage of "on-site" material?

ANSWER: There are none available at this time.

20. REFERENCE:       NASA/KSC SOLICITATION NNK15524039R, Section I. 7

QUESTION:  During Phase I and Phase II Lightning Advisories, can work continue on the ML?

ANSWER: Limited work in enclosed compartments will be allowed. See KNPR 8715.7 -8719.11A for work restrictions during lightning advisories.

21. REFERENCE:       Specification K0000231317-SPC, Section 40 60 00 and Amendment 000010 reply to question regarding GFE purge and test gases.

QUESTION:  Please provide available 1) line sizes, 2) available pressures, and 3) the locations of the existing GN2 and GHE KSC pipeline stub-ups.

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ANSWER: The GN2 and GHe lines are 2”, 6000 psi lines with a typical operating pressure of 5650 psi. The GN2 & GHE connections to the ML are located on ML Side 4 just outside of B3 compartment.

22. REFERENCE:       RFP Section C.3 – REQUEST FOR INFORMATION/ CLARIFICATION

QUESTION:  With regards to the 455 calendar day schedule required by the RFP, please provide the number of working days the government is committed to providing solutions or appropriate direction via RFI response once an RFI has been formally submitted. Will a Design Team representative be located at the project site to answer RFI’s as they develop during the performance of this contract?

ANSWER: Typically the Government responds to RFI’s in 3-5 days however some may take longer based on the complexity of the question. The government plans to staff the site with members of the design team. Team members of different disciplines may be rotated on an as needed basis.

23. REFERENCE:       RFP Section F.3 52.211-92 WORK PERIOD (MAR 2002)

QUESTION:  Due to the 455 calendar day schedule required by the RFP, extended work days, swing shift, night work and weekend work will be necessary for the performance of this contract. Please confirm it will be acceptable to schedule work activities outside of the defined first shift and no additional cost should be included by the contractor for government and design team support of this off shift work.

ANSWER: Typically the contractor is allowed to work extended work days at no additional cost to the government. The government recognizes that may be necessary to work extended work days, swing shift, night work and weekend work for the performance of this contract. The contractor shall submit a request to the contracting officer at least 2 work days prior to performing the extended hours work.

24. REFERENCE:       RFP Section J-A-5 – SCHEDULE SYSTEM FOR PLANNING AND PROGRESS REPORTING (MAR 2014)

QUESTION:  The second sentence of paragraph (a) reads "Within thirty (60) calendar days after Contract Award...” Please confirm this should be corrected to read "Within sixty (60) calendar days after Contract Award…"

ANSWER: The correct wording should be "Within sixty (60) calendar days after Contract Award…"

25. REFERENCE:       K0000231317-SPC, Section 26 05 00.00 40 paragraph 1.3 Submit Test Procedures in accordance with NETA ATS to test all existing electrical distribution

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equipment being modified in the base and on the tower to verify the systems are performing satisfactorily before and after modifications. Paragraph 3.8 ... The final test and check out for the Substation shall be recertified by the manufacturer.

QUESTION:  Are we to test the Substation before and after and have it recertified even if we are not performing any work on the Substation?

ANSWER: Yes. The first test is to show the contractor everything is functioning properly. The second test is to verify everything is still functioning after the construction (i.e. Metal dust from grinding and welding, power outages, etc.)

26. REFERENCE:       Volume K0000075499, Sheet M-390

QUESTION:  There are several equipment numbers that are listed in the Vibration Isolator Table on Drawing M390 of Drawing Volume K0000075499 that do not have corresponding details to determine the number of isolators required or the mounting assembly required to attach to structure. Please provide attachment detail references. The equipment numbers are as follows:

1. From Drawing EQ10:a. EE-155b. EE-311c. EE-312d. EE-313e. EE-314f. EE-316g. EE-317

2. From Drawing EQ15:a. EE-331b. EE-332

3. From Drawing EQ35:a. EE-027b. EE-028

4. From Drawing EQ55:a. EE-325

5. From Drawing EQ65:a. EE-029b. EE-154c. EE-449

6. From Drawing EQ85:a. EE-057

7. From Drawing EQ120:a. EE-324

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8. From Drawing EQ235:a. EE-172

9. From Drawing EQ245:a. EE-058b. EE-134c. EE-470

10. From Drawing EQ275:a. EE-059b. EE-135c. EE-471

11. From Drawing EQ280:a. EE-174

12. From Drawing EQ330:a. EE-180b. EE-181

ANSWER: Information is provided for routing purposes. Connection details will be provided and added to the contract at a later date.

27. REFERENCE:       Referencing the GFE (Facilities TAB) and Drawings K0000232118 (ODMS Sheet 227):

QUESTION:  A.) Conversions, Inc. (CI), is the O.E.M. for the SMIC and ODMS. Per the O.E.M. drawings, CI has noted that as part of the contract, the SMIC is to be fully functional, which would include connection to ODMS #16 for complete SMIC proper function. The mentioned CI supplied O.E.M. As-Built drawing shows this connectivity exists, however as the time of testing during the original contract, this was not completed or tested. Can NASA verify if this connectivity exists? If not, should this be included in the current scope?

B.) The GFE indicates (2) two amber beacons, and we assume these will be utilized for Units #17 and #18 in AB10? (See E below).

C.) For the above, the drawing detail for #16 shows two Amber beacons , one on the LVL 305 and one going ??? on the cabling?

D.) For unit #16, no previous Remote Area Display Unit (RADU) and cable were installed due to pending changes. Is this now in the scope of work since it is shown on detail 1? If so, the GFE does not show this provided, hence should the RADU and required interconnect cable be provided in the vendor scope?

E.) Detail 2 and 3 show “Amber and Red Beacon Cabling”. Since in item A above, only two amber beacons appear on the GFE, we assume these are the units to be mounted in AB10. Where are the additional Amber beacons and who will supply them?

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F.) On Drawing K0000232118, Sheet 339 shows both NEW ODMS Unit #17 and Unit #18 and the ADP’s per NOTE. 1 being attached directly to the structure. The ADP’s may be attached in this fashion as indicated, while the ODMS Units #17 and # 18 may not be installed as indicated without consequences.

Background: Conversions, Inc. conducted extensive testing over a three year period, to insure that the ODMS systems would survive a launch and the associated shock and vibration experienced from ignition to lift-off. Conversions, Inc. manufactured modified (slightly varies from the standard NASA 80K drawing) Part Number: S21-SMF-021 shock frames for units # 1 through # 16 that mount to the structure and then have the ODMS attached. These new fabricated frames provided by Conversions, Inc. were specifically modified from the Apollo/Saturn era shock mount design to include advanced metal formed braces and brass helical wound shock absorbing coils designed to dampen the effects of a launch sufficiently to survive without unit damage. Keep in mind we have recorded shuttle launches (Note: 3 – engines and two solid boosters, while the new spacecraft will have more engines and an additional solid segment in each motor section) which then resulted in a maximum of up to 7.2G’s of sinusoidal vibration for from seven and up to a maximum of fourteen seconds in duration, depending on the direction orientation. I have attached one of the series of test charts dated March 6, 2006, for reference. Much of the individual industrial computer, LED color display, electronic, and electromechanical base ODMS components utilized within the enclosure have ratings of a maximum of 1G instantaneous shock (some are higher) and sinusoidal vibration of 1G or less for 5 seconds or less manufacturer’s “as-shipped” rating. (Note: the spring coils are long-lead time, and have a very specific specification).

Conversions, Inc. has taken additional design precautions to secure the hardware within the enclosure to insure reliability, however it is based upon the additional dampening and vibration reduction provided by the typical Conversions, Inc. tested and proven shock mount*. Has the addition of the required shock mount been included somewhere else that we have not located in the documentation? *Note, Conversions, Inc. has an O.E.M. drawing for the previously supplied Unit 1-16 mounts, Conversions, Inc. catalog Part Number: S21-SMF-021 shock frame, provided with inorganic zinc coated and ready for painting, or pre-painted. The S21-SMF-021 is provided with drawings indicating the additional contractor supplied wall mount hardware (not supplied) for wall mounting installed in the field.

G.) On ODMS Schematics, Drawing K0000232118, Sheet 227, Note 1 states AL6XN Tubing be provided. Due to a variety of reasons which I can answer separately, Specific Conversions, Inc. provided ODMS Nylon Type 11 tubing was utilized previously throughout the installation on ML1. The ODMS units currently have through hole standard recommended quick-release connectors for the Nylon tubing, and not rigid tubing. Conversions, Inc. will assist the contractor with the same fittings required for a complete and recommended installation when the AL6XN Tubing requirement is replaced with Conversions, Inc. provided ODMS Nylon Type 11 tubing .

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Is Note 1 going to be corrected or retained as it exists? If the non-recommended tubing is retained, the ODMS shall require an additional transition for tubing types.

ANSWER:

A.) Per the sheet 227 (aka M-603) the ODMS unit #16 is not and will not to be connected to the SMIC.

B.) The 3 amber beacons are to be mounted over units 17 & 18 in AB-10 and above Unit 16 in the level 305 per Sheet M-310. The GFE list will be modified to 3 amber beacons.

C.) The 3 amber beacons are to be mounted over units 17 & 18 in AB-10 and above Unit 16 in the level 305 per Sheet M-310. The GFE list will be modified to 3 amber beacons.

D.) Per detail 1 on sheet M-603, the cabling will be installed to a bulk head plate for the Crew Access Arm (CAA). The RADU is not part of this contract. The CAA is not part of this contract.

E.) The 3 amber beacons are to be mounted over units 17 & 18 in AB-10 and above Unit 16 in the level 305 per Sheet M-310. The GFE list will be modified to 3 amber beacons.

F.) The ODMS units that are being furnished by the government will be provide with vibration isolation.

G.) AL6XN tubing shall be used up to within proximity of the ODMS unit and converted to a flex tube to enter the unit per details 1-3 on sheet M603 (aka 227).

28. REFERENCE:       RS&H Mods for Installation, EP128 Note 4

QUESTION:  Please provide drawing K0000060181

ANSWER: Drawing K0000060181 is identified on sheet V3 of K0000075498 as Not In Contract.

29. REFERENCE:       GFE List System: CSITU Item #6

QUESTION:  Can NASA provide the Drawing number and drawing?

ANSWER: Item #6 was incorrectly included. This has been removed from the GFE list and is NIC.

30. REFERENCE:       GFE List System: CSITU Item #6

QUESTION:  Where is Item #6 to be installed?

ANSWER: Item #6 was incorrectly included. This has been removed from the GFE list and is NIC.

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31. REFERENCE:       Amendment 000010 reply to question 5 regarding GFE tubing and fittings.

QUESTION:  If the GFE material quantities designated as available for this contract prove to be short in what may be required for a complete installation, please verify the additional tubing and tube fittings will also be GFE. (Please be aware, that a response for the “balance to be contractor furnished” will induce far greater costs and delivery impacts to this project and schedule.)

ANSWER: The additional tubing and tube fittings will not be GFE.

32. REFERENCE:       Amendment 000010 reply to question 75 regarding supplementary steel required to attach cryogenic supports.

QUESTION:  It would appear by the response to the above referenced question that the cryogenic supplementary steel will be designed and installed separate of this bid. As the specified contract performance period is already challenging, please provide an anticipated time frame during the upcoming contract duration when these supports will be available to start the cryogenic support/piping installation.

ANSWER: It is anticipated the design for the supplementary steel will be available to the contractor in the October, 2015 timeframe and will likely be added to the scope of the current contract.

33. REFERENCE:       GFE List System: THSS Items #4, & 5

QUESTION:  Can NASA provide the Drawing number and drawing?

ANSWER: Both of these Items #4 and #5 are enclosure assemblies 280SZ. Refer to provided drawing file 280SZ.pdf. Enclosure assembly drawings provide sufficient detail for the installation.

34. REFERENCE:       GFE List System: GSP Item #31, 32, 33, 34, & 35

QUESTION:  Can NASA provide the Drawing number and drawing?

ANSWER: For items #31-35 in the GSP GFE list, enclosure drawings have been provided. The enclosure drawings provide sufficient detail for installation. Refer to Section C.2 Specs and Drawings List for the enclosure drawing number.

35. REFERENCE:       Solicitation NNK15524039R

QUESTION:  Will NASA make full payment upon receipt & verification of stored material? Specifically, the specialty wire due to the unique type of cable and large volume. Given the fact the cable will need to be delivered offsite for fabrication of the cable assemblies, will NASA pay offsite stored material? Or shall the cable be delivered onsite, verified, removed and delivered offsite for cable assembly/fabrication?

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ANSWER: In accordance with RFP clause 52.232-5 Payments under Fixed-Price Construction Contracts, the contractor may include material delivered off site in the estimate for progress payments if the contractor furnishes satisfactory evidence that it has acquired title to such material and that the material will be used to perform this contract.

36. REFERENCE:       RFP Section E.3 – SYSTEMS ACCEPTANCE AND TESTING (MAY 2014)

QUESTION:  Due to the complexity and duration for the testing of integrated systems associated with this RFP, please confirm Liquidated Damages will not accrue if final system testing and acceptance is still in progress past the 455 allotted calendar days for the performance of this contract.

ANSWER: Section E.3 of the RFP shall be deleted. The specification K0000231317 defines system tests to be performed. All tests shall be completed by the contract period of performance.

37. REFERENCE:       Drawing K0000075499 Sheet EQ4-5

QUESTION:  Is any of the following equipment and/or associated brackets provided by the government and are they to be installed in this contract? Cameras, OIS keysets, PAWS speaker/horn, MUTOA, Telephones, etc.

ANSWER: Installations are defined by notes on Sheet EQ4-5 and the GFE list defines all items being GFE'd. No cameras are being GFE'd and installation of cameras is NIC. Per the GFE List, mounting plates are being GFE'd for OIS-M hazardous area Type B keysets. No PAWS speaker/horn, MUTOAs, or telephones are being GFE'd. Telephones mounts are to be installed.

38. REFERENCE:       Drawing K0000232118 Sheet EP030

QUESTION:  MSLDS Rack 35951, EE-041 indicates fed from MLB-B1-UPS-L3/7,9 and this panel is not on drawing. Please clarify.

ANSWER: MSLDS Rack 35951 shall be connected to circuit MLB-A1-UPS-L3/7,9 in Compartment A1. Refer to panelboard schedule on E-603.

39. REFERENCE:       Pre-Action Sprinkler System Spec 21 13 19.00 98, Part 1.4

QUESTION:  Requires sign and seal of working plans by Florida licensed Professional Engineer. Will the current Engineer of Record delegate engineering responsibilities for changes to established criteria or issue letter transferring related Engineer of Record responsibilities to the contractor and will this extend to all fire protection systems or just for this specific section?

ANSWER: No, the Delegated Engineer shall be responsible for signing and sealing the Working Plans and Hydraulic Calculations for sprinkler systems, and shall be the Engineer of Record (EOR) for those documents (per FAC 61G15-30.002). Established criteria shall not be

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changed by the Delegated Engineer without written consent by the current project EOR for the fire protection systems.

40. REFERENCE:       Standpipe Systems Spec 21 12 00, Part 1.5.1

QUESTION:  Requires NICET Level III Automatic Sprinkler Layout Certified technician. Does the certification holder have be a direct employee of the fire protection contractor or is a subcontractor acceptable?

ANSWER: Subcontractor is acceptable.

41. REFERENCE:       Water Spray Fixed Systems 21 13 29, Part 1.5.1

QUESTION:  Requires NICET Level III Special Hazard System Certified technician. Does the certification holder required to be directly employed by the fire protection contractor or is a subcontractor acceptable?

ANSWER: Subcontractor is acceptable.

42. REFERENCE:       Welding Pressure Piping 40 17 26 part 1.4

QUESTION:  References "fire protection sprinkler, water spray systems, stand pipe system," but not referenced in standpipe systems specification section 21 12 00. Confirm standpipe system specification section 21 12 00 should also comply with Welding Pressure Piping Specification Section 40 17 26.

ANSWER: Section 40 17 26 applies to Section 21 12 00 per the last paragraph of Section 21 12 00, Part 3.1.

43. REFERENCE:       Welding Pressure Piping 40 17 26

QUESTION:  Are weld logs required indicating unique weld numbers, weld types, welder identification, weld dates and inspection dates for fit-ups, root welds, finals and RT inspections for fire protection systems?

ANSWER: All inspections and reports listed under Section 40 17 26 apply to Fire Protection Systems.

44. REFERENCE:       GFE List System: ML Electrical Cable

QUESTION:  Is the quantity of feet that is provided in one continuous length?

ANSWER: See provided excel file GFE Cable Inventory for cable reel and lengths information.

45. REFERENCE:       K0000075499 Sheet ED30 Typ. Cable Grip Enclosure Detail.

QUESTION:  Where are they located and how many are required.

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ANSWER: Note 9 on E1 of K0000075499 states: CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE CABLE GRIP ENCLOSURES TO TERMINATE VERTICAL KELLEMS SUPPORT GRIP ASSEMBLIES. REPLACE EXISTING GRIPS AND INSTALL ADDITIONAL ONES AS REQUIRED FOR ALL CABLES BEING INSTALLED IN VERTICAL RISERS IN EXCESS OF 20 FT. CABLE GRIP ENCLOSURES ARE USED IN RISERS WHEN CABLES EXIT THE RISER AND ACCESS A HORIZONTAL TRAY.

46. REFERENCE:       Cable Tray

QUESTION:  Are cable tray covers required? (vertical tray both sides) (horizontal both top and bottom)

ANSWER: Cable Tray Covers are not required per the current design.

47. REFERENCE:       Drawing Package K0000075499 Drawing ED38

QUESTION:  Please provide a manufacturer for part # 7.03.191.

ANSWER: The cable subassembly information provides the manufacturer's cage code. BRONKHORST USA INC,CAGE CODE: 4ZSY7

48. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Drawings & Cable Matrix Drawings

QUESTION:  PAW speaker wire has been removed from the latest version of the cable matrix. Drawings call out manufacturer and part numbers for PAW speakers. Amendment 10 question 54 confirms the contractor is to furnish the PAW speakers. Please confirm that the contractor is to install the PAW speakers with no wiring under this contract.

ANSWER: Under this contract the contractor is to install the PAWS speakers with no wiring under this contract.

49. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Cable Matrix & Specification K0000231317-SPC

QUESTION:  Cable Matrix references a Superior Essex #09-065-02 comm cable. Spec section 26 60 00 2.3.1 references Superior Essex #09-065-92 comm cable is recommended. Please confirm which part number is correct.

ANSWER: 09-065-02 is the correct part number.

50. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Cable Matrix & Specification K0000231317-SPC

QUESTION:  Cable Matrix references a Belden #7937A cable. Spec section 26 60 00 2.3.1 indicates the cable shall be Belden #7923A going from rack to CFP or from rack to Mutoa. Please confirm which part number is correct.

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ANSWER: 7937A is the correct part number.

51. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Drawing E2 & Specification K0000231317-SPC

QUESTION:  Drawing E2 Cable Schedule Note 2 and specification section 26 60 00 2.3 indicates cable assemblies shall have an additional label on the cable every 20 feet. Please confirm this requirement is intended for all cable assemblies.

ANSWER: Long run cables installed in cable trays and under floors shall be identified at each termination and every 20 feet by the cable reference designation "W" number. This is not applicable for cables installed in conduit.

52. REFERENCE:       Amendment 10

QUESTION:  The answer to question 53 indicates a repair is to be made at each strap location. Assuming that each strap location contain two straps, are we to assume that 5,000 repairs are required for bidding purposes?

ANSWER: Assumption of 5,000 repairs for bidding purposes is acceptable.

53. REFERENCE:       Package K0000075499 Cable Matrix

QUESTION:  The shield rings K0000082869 LN6 T&B Part #GSC1563 and K0000064254 LN5 T&B Part #GSC2045 have a minimum order of 1250. This project only requires a select few of these items. Can the contractor substitute Glenair/Band-it ties in lieu of T&B? Or can the Government furnish these items?

ANSWER: GSC1563 may substitute with Burndy YOK1563 or any NSN 594000521215. GSC2045 may substitute with Burndy YOK2045 or any NSN 5940004432454.

54. REFERENCE:       Fluids and Electrical Installation Drawing K0000075499, Sheet M241

QUESTION:  Zone D/7 shows drain piping from A196472, A196471, and A196473. No size is indicated. Please advise.

ANSWER: Tubing from A196472, A196471, and A196473 from the drip pan interfaces to the A197176 Collection Container located in Compartment B2 are 1 1/2” x .049.

55. REFERENCE:       Amendment #10, Question #37, and Fluids and Electrical Installation Drawing K0000075499, Sheet M240

QUESTION:  Are the quick disconnects listed in specification section 41 24 26, paragraph 2.6, the same QDs shown on sheet M240? If so, are they all 1 ½” size? Please provide total quantities of quick disconnects shown in zone 1 (A-H) required for inlets and/or outlets of left booster, core, and right booster bathtub.

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ANSWER: 2” QD’s in paragraph 2.6 are located on the ML (side 2) to Utilities Interface platform ref. Zone 8,E,F &G. ESC had intended to GFP QD’s & dust caps, contractor to cap BHD fittings in the bathtubs.

QDs shall comply with Eaton model series FD96-1005. Quantity is shown in ()

1-1/4" size P/N FD96-1005-20-20 (8)

1-1/2" size P/N FD96-1005-24-24 (10)

QD Dust Caps shall comply with Eaton model series FD96-100910.

1-1/4" size P/N FD96-100910-20 (8)

1-1/2" size P/N FD96-100910-24 (10)

56. REFERENCE:       Amendment #8, Question #32

QUESTION:  The answer to this question per Amendment #8 clarified that “The 2" and 3" Venturis must be stainless steel. The 10" is FRP. 2" Venturi Model 20183-2, 316/316L SS. 3" Venturi Model 20183-3, 316/316L SS.” However, the manufacturer of the Venturi flow meters, is questioning the use of FRP for the 10” flow meter, based on their historical design discussions with NASA. During these discussions, a stainless steel model was considered. Please clarify the material for the 10” Venturi meter.

ANSWER: Confirm, use Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) for the 10" Venturi as stainless steel is not required.

Specifically, request the following (or equal):

The BIF Model 20182 Fiberglass ReinforcedPlastic (FRP) insert Universal Venturi Tube (UVT®)

57. REFERENCE:       Amendment #10, Question #74

QUESTION:  GFE skids and components require a final cleaning. However, because some skid valves are actuated, please identify who will be responsible for the control system to activate the valves necessary to perform this final cleaning.

ANSWER: The install contractor shall be responsible for actuating the valves as needed. There is an option to remove valve plugs and other components with NASA approval.

58. REFERENCE:       REFERENCE: Drawing K0000075499, M-221, 222, and 223 and Specification K0000231317-SPC, Section 40 50 00.

QUESTION:  The above referenced drawings designates the 8” vent line to be schedule 5 stainless. The specifications require the pipe and fittings to be seamless. Seamless pipe and fittings are not available in schedule 5. Please advise if this material can be provided with

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welded seam construction or should it be provided in schedule 10 wall thickness which can be provided in seamless construction.

ANSWER: Welded seam construction is acceptable for the 8” Schedule 5 vent line piping.

59. REFERENCE:       Drawing K0000079480 and Specification K0000231317-SPC, Section 40 60 00.

QUESTION:  Upon receipt of GFE VJ piping and skids, the contractor will be responsible to monitor and record the vacuum levels of each VJ assembly. Please advise if the VJ spools/assemblies vacuum trending records compiled while in the government’s procession will be provided as part of the data packages to the contractor.

ANSWER: Yes, the VJ spools/assemblies vacuum trending records compiled while in the government’s procession will be provided as part of the data packages to the contractor.

60. REFERENCE:       Drawing K0000079480 and Specification K0000231317-SPC, Section 40 60 00, paragraph 3.1 under systems tests.

QUESTION:  The language given in the referenced specification alludes the cryogenic vacuum jacketed piping cold shock is to be done before installation of the field joint cans. The historical intent of a cold shock is to subject the installed system to near operational stresses due to thermal movement and delta temperatures. If the VJ cans are not installed during cold shock the inner lines will be subject to all of the loads (especially at the field joints) and little will be transferred to the supported outer jackets which is not a simulation of operational conditions and may compromise the hardware. Recommend that the system VJ cans be fully installed and vacuum established before cold shock.

ANSWER: NASA has directed that the cold shock shall be done prior to the installation of the cans so that the field joint welds can be inspected after the cold shock. The cold shock shall be performed prior to the can installation as specified in K0000231317-SPC, Section 40 60 00.

Holes shall not be drilled in the pipe spool vacuum jacket until after the cold shock has been performed, and the holes shall be drilled just prior to the field can installation and close out.