Questions and Answers 03-21-2025.pdf
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- Sheep Shearing Federal contract opportunity
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- 12805B25Q0093
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file dated 03/21/2025 for a sheep shearing solicitation. The Q&A addresses three key questions about the sheep shearing process, with consistent responses emphasizing the timing and logistical requirements. The key details include:
The shearing must occur as close to April 15th as possible, with specific goals of preventing heat stress when sheep are turned out to pasture and allowing enough wool regrowth to prevent fly strike. The contractor can complete the shearing within two to three days, with a preference for a two-day completion timeframe. The responses indicate precise timing is critical to animal health and should be carefully planned around the mid-April transition period for the sheep.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Updated Questions and Answers 03-31-2025.pdf | ||
| SF-18.pdf | ||
| Attachment 01 - Performance Work Statement - Updated.pdf | ||
| Amd 0001 - 12805B25Q0093.pdf | ||
| Attachment 01 - Performance Work Statement.pdf | ||
| Attachment 02 - SCA Wage Determination 2015-5357.pdf | ||
| Sol_12805B25Q0093.pdf |
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Q&A – 03/21/2025
Question #1 - Is there an estimated time frame for shearing the sheep?
Answer – Needs to be done as close to around April 15th to help prevent any heat stress issues when we turn out to pasture but have enough time to regrow some wool to help prevent fly strike or other similar issues.
Question #2 - Would you like our team to specify how many sheep can be serviced per day?
Answer – Can have all the sheep sheared in two days but am okay with a maximum of three days.
Question #3 – Would it be possible for the shearing to be done after April 15, 2025?
Answer – Needs to be done as close to around April 15th to help prevent any heat stress issues when we turn out to pasture but have enough time to regrow some wool to help prevent fly strike or other similar issues.
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