RFIs updated 05012024.pdf
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- Corn and Hay Baling
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- 12505B24Q0108
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This document contains a series of questions and answers related to Solicitation 12505B24Q0108 for Corn and Hay Baling services. The solicitation is a 100% Small Business Set-Aside with a Period of Performance from May 1, 2024 to November 30, 2024. The services are to be performed at the USDA ARS site in Ames, Iowa. Key details include:
The solicitation specifies that pricing must be provided as a single flat rate per acre, with no separate charges for shipping. Technical requirements involve demonstrating the ability to satisfactorily perform the services, and past performance on similar prior contracts should be provided. Quotes are due by 2:00 PM CDT on April 12, 2024, and questions are due by 4:00 PM CDT on March 27, 2024. The basis for award is Lowest Price Technically Acceptable.
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Requests for Information Solicitation 12505B24Q0108
Question 1: I saw in the pricing requirements it said “to include shipping”. Could you clarify?
Answer 1: “To include shipping” was included in error. There is no shipping involved in this service contract.
Question 2: Could you clarify what the “technical requirements” are and how you would like them presented?
Answer 2: Need to show that you can satisfactorily perform the requirement.
Question 3: What format would you like the pricing in? Do you want each type of material priced on a per acre basis or would you like all materials priced at 1 flat per acre price?
Answer 3: One flat per acre price.
Question 4: What will be considered “satisfactory past performance” and how would you like that presented?
Answer 4: Satisfactory past performance is successfully performing a similar requirement in the past, either for the government or private entity. Present it by providing contract details (description of service performed, when it was done, point of contact for who it was done for, etc.).
Question 5: Is price per bale acceptable as an alternative pricing method?
Answer 5: Requirement needs to be priced per acre.
Question 6: Is the site available to visit?
Answer 6: Site visits are not planned at this time.
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