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Portable Toilet Rentals for Plumas National Forest at Little Grass Reservoir
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to a Solicitation for Portable Toilet Rentals for the Plumas National Forest at Little Grass Reservoir.

The key details are: This is a Firm Fixed Price contract for 19 regular portable toilets and 4 ADA portable toilets across three campgrounds (Red Feather, Little Beaver, and Running Deer). The toilets are to be serviced at least 3 times per week, on Fridays, Sundays, and Wednesdays. The contract duration is not explicitly stated, but the solicitation lists the "Dates" which should be reviewed. No site visit is required. The exact delivery locations will be discussed after award. Offerors are to provide pricing for the regular toilet rentals and cleaning services, as well as separate pricing for the ADA toilets and travel costs. The Contracting Agency is the USDA Forest Service Southwestern Region.

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127EAS24Q0102 A00002

USDA Forest Service Southwestern Region

Plumas National Forest – Portable Toilet Rental

Q&A

1. Is this a Firm Fixed Price contract?

a. Yes.

2. Will there be any hand washing stations needed?

a. No handwashing stations

3. Could you please explain the line item 0003 for cleaning (Fridays, Sundays, and

Wednesdays weekly)? You've listed the quantity as 18 each. Should we quote for 18 days of cleaning or for 18 weeks of cleaning? And also clarify line item 0004 also? days or weeks.

a. Line Item 3: Want them to service/clean 3 days a week. Due to heavy use during the weekend that the reason we need these porta potties service on Friday, Sunday and

Wednesday. Weekly until end of contract.

b. Line Item 4: 3 day per week of travel weekly until end of contact.

4. Is there a site visit and, if so, what is the date?

a. No site visit.

5. Do you have exact addressees for locations?

a. Site maps are included, however, exact addresses can be discussed once award is made.

6. Do you have a date for when the deliveries need to be completed?

a. As soon as possible after award.

7. What is the duration of the project?

a. The duration of the project is listed under “Dates” in the solicitation.

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