Questions and Answers Solicitation 126395Q1124488.pdf
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to Solicitation 126395Q1124488 for the procurement of 17 cattle by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS).
The key details are:
- The solicitation is a total small business set-aside with a NAICS code of 112111 and a size standard of $2.5M.
- Quotes are due on 4/19/2024, with delivery of the 17 cattle required by 5/14/2024.
- The cattle should weigh between 400-500 lbs, and the procurement is a one-time action, not a multi-year study.
- Quotes should be submitted via email as specified in the solicitation instructions.
- Payment will be made upon delivery of the 17 cattle; no additional cattle are required to be provided.
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Questions and Answers Solicitation 126395Q1124488 USDA/APHIS 17 Cattle
Questions Received as of April 11th, 2024
Question 1:
The solicitation date says the quotes are due 4/19/2024 but elsewhere it says 4/15/2024 for the delivery date.
When is the solicitation due and what is the delivery date?
Answer 1: The RFQ instructions for the solicitation (126395Q1124488) specify that quotes are due on 4/19/2024.
Per Section 1.2.2 if the Statement of Work, the delivery date for the cattle is 5/14/2024.
Question 2:
How should a quote be submitted?
Answer 1: Per the SAM posting and RFQ instructions, quotes should be emailed to me.
What are the weights on the cattle?
Answer 2: Section 2, Part A (Animal Requirements Section) of the Statement of Work state that the cattle should weight 400 ‐ 500 lbs.
Question 3:
Is this a study that will last for 5 years? How is the award disbursed? Is it after the 1st round of shots? After delivery of the livestock?
Answer 1: The current action is a one-time procurement of 17 cattle. Per Section 1.2.2 if the Statement of Work, the delivery date for the cattle is 5/14/2024.
Should additional cows be sent in case there are issues during transit or soon after?
Answer 2: The answer is no. Per Section 2 of the Statement of Work and the Pricing Schedule (Attachment 1), this action is for 17 cattle.
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