Questions and Answers 4 August.pdf

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Semi-Annual Walk-in Cooler Service in Parlier, California
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This is a Questions and Answers document addressing labor requirements for a federal contract solicitation. The document confirms that no union labor is required for contract performance, and no Collective Bargaining Agreements (CBAs) or Project Labor Agreements (PLAs) apply to this requirement. Regarding Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS) Wage Determinations, the document directs offerors to review attachments for applicable wage determination numbers, revisions, and any incumbent contractor collective bargaining agreement information that may establish mandatory wage and fringe benefit rates for pricing purposes. The document does not provide specific details on products, services, response dates, award dates, or other solicitation terms beyond labor-related requirements.

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Question: Please confirm whether union labor is required for performance of this contract and whether any collective bargaining agreement (CBA) or Project Labor Agreement (PLA) applies to this requirement. If applicable, please provide the relevant labor agreement information.

Answer: No union labor required and no CBAs or PLAs apply.

Question: Please confirm whether a Service Contract Labor Standards (SCLS) Wage Determination applies to this solicitation. If so, please provide the applicable Wage Determination number and revision. Additionally, please advise whether there is an incumbent contractor collective bargaining agreement that establishes wage and fringe benefit rates that offerors must incorporate into their pricing

Answer: Please look in attachments.

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