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Pest Control @ NDDTC - Amended w/ Q&A Updated 11/16 Federal contract opportunity
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12639524Q0011
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Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Marketing and Regulatory Programs Business Services

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This document contains questions and answers regarding solicitation number 12639524Q0011 for pest control services at the National Domestic Data Terminal Center. The solicitation is seeking pest control for indoor and outdoor kennels at the facility. Indoor kennels are cleaned daily and sanitized weekly, while outdoor kennels receive the same schedule. Canine feces is collected in bags and disposed of in the dumpster. All wildlife management requirements included in the specification must be covered either by the prime contractor or a subcontractor. The solicitation was amended and reissued on November 16th by the Department of Agriculture Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service Marketing and Regulatory Programs Business Services.

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12639524Q0011 Q&A November 9, 2023

Q1: How often are indoor kennels cleaned and sanitized?

A1: Cleaned every day, sanitized weekly

Q2: How often are outdoor kennels cleaned and sanitized?

A2: Cleaned every day, sanitized weekly

Q3: How is canine feces handled?

A3: It is picked up, placed in bags, and put in the dumpster

Q4: Can the wildlife management requirements be referred or do they need to be subcontracted?

A4: All requirements included in the specification must be covered by the contract, whether by the prime or a subcontractor if used. Referrals are not an acceptable form of service coverage.

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