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60. Room 118, 4 Faux Leather Guest Chairs. Arms (Yes/No)? Casters (Yes/No)? Response: Arms Yes, Casters No
61. Room 100, 4 Guest Chairs. Arms (Yes/No)? Casters (Yes/No)? Response: Arms Yes, Casters No
62. Room 108, 10 Conference Chairs. Arms (Yes/No)? Casters (Yes/No)? Response: Arms No, Casters no.
63. Room 125, 6 Computer Chairs. Arms (Yes/No)? Casters (Yes/No)? Response: Arms Yes, Casters Yes
64. SON Section 1(a) scope narrative includes, "seating (waiting, desk chairs, side chairs to include bariatric)," however no room-by-room line in Section 3 lists a bariatric chair quantity.
What is the required quantity of bariatric seating, and to which room(s) should it be placed?
Response: There are no Bariatric requirements in Provided SON. During previous questions that requirement was removed.
65. Room 104, Cemetery Admin Specialist Workstations, lists six electric height-adjustable L-shaped workstations with coordinated mobile pedestals, overhead storage, dual-monitor arms, and wardrobe cabinets. No task chair line is included for the six workstation positions.
Please confirm whether the six Room 104 workstations are to be delivered with new task chairs; if so, provide the quantity and any salient spec requirements (arms, casters, bariatric capacity).
Response: No Chairs required
66. ACOUSTICAL PANELS, ROOMS 104, 118 AND 125-SON 10(b) and the room lists call for six 60 in. W panels in each of Rooms 104 and 125, and six in Room 118 (18 in total). Q&A #26 and #48 say six per room. Q&A #36 says Rooms 104 and 125 should have "the appropriate number of panels for a complete stable surround configuration," and that Room 118 should have no more than six. Could you please confirm whether six is the required quantity for Rooms 104 and 125, or whether a larger quantity, or panels of other

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widths, may be proposed to complete the surround? If a larger quantity is allowed, would the 18-panel total in SON 10(b) no longer be a limit? We would also appreciate knowing whether the panels should separate each workstation from its neighbors only, or enclose each workstation on additional sides, so that the Room 104 overhead units (SON 10(d)) and the Room 125 flip-up cabinets have panels to mount on.
Response: The panels are intended to separate employee workstations and help with the acoustics in the space. See Revised SON.