1202SC25Q2715 A0001 QA.pdf

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Aluminum Folding Tables Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
1202SC25Q2715
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Department of Agriculture Forest Service

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for a solicitation to procure aluminum folding tables. The Q&A addresses specific technical requirements for the tables, including that the legs must fold in, the table must be constructed entirely of aluminum/metal (not plastic), and the delivery locations have loading docks with forklifts and pallet jacks. The attached images show three views of the aluminum folding table, demonstrating its design, top surface, and folding leg mechanism. The solicitation is for 994 tables to be purchased by the USDA Forest Service, with the government anticipating a single Firm-Fixed Price contract/purchase order to be awarded through a competitive quote process.

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1202SC25Q2715 A0001

Q&A

Q: Are legs required to fold in, or can table fold in half?

A: Legs are required to fold in.

Q: Is the top allowed to be plastic, with metal legs?

A: No, the table must be full aluminum/metal.

Q: Is the top made of aluminum?

A: Yes, the top needs to be aluminum.

Q: Are you able to receive a floor loaded container at the delivery location?

A: Yes, these locations have a loading dock and forklifts/pallet jacks on site.

Q: Can you provide clear photos of the top and bottom of the table?

A: three (3) photos attached

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