Questions_and_Answers-RFQ_140G0226Q0106_0001.pdf
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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ 140G0226Q0106 issued by the United States Geological Survey (USGS) National Wildlife Health Center (NWHC) in Madison, Wisconsin. The solicitation concerns the procurement of one (1) Histology Sorting and Filing System.
The document addresses a single question regarding consumables required for the instrument, specifically consumables that enable tracking of individual blocks and slides. The USGS clarified that consumable costs will not require a separate agreement or contract. Instead, consumable purchases will be procured via charge card within micro purchase limits, consistent with standard laboratory supply purchasing procedures. This indicates that the instrument pricing and consumable costs are separate line items, with consumables to be managed through routine procurement channels rather than through the primary contract vehicle.
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Questions and Answers
RFQ 140G0226Q0106
One (1) Histology Sorting and Filing System for the the United States Geological Survey (USGS), National Wildlife Health Center (NWHC), Madison, WI
1. Question #1:
“Consumables: Our instruments require consumables that enable tracking of individual blocks and slides. These are separate from the instrument pricing. Is there a process for establishing a separate consumables agreement or contract?”
USGS’s Response:
We are not anticipating the cost of consumables to require a separate agreement or contract. We anticipate any purchases related to consumables to be purchased via charge card, within micro purchase limits, as is routinely done for laboratory supplies.
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