15JL1B24R00000006 Questions and Answers.docx

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This document contains Questions and Answers related to Solicitation Number 15JL1B24R00000006, which is for the procurement of approximately 1,100 copies of the Annual Review of Criminal Procedure 53rd edition by the Department of Justice (DOJ), Justice Management Division, Library Staff. The key details are:

The solicitation is for a sole source procurement, as the Georgetown Law Journal publications are unique by virtue of copyright and content. DOJ requires these publications as an essential reference tool for attorneys who prosecute criminal cases. The anticipated period of performance is one year. Interested parties must respond within 15 days of the posting date with written documentation, detailed data, and pricing information demonstrating their ability to perform the requirement. Responses will not be considered as bids or proposals, but solely to determine if a competitive procurement should be conducted. The 53rd edition of the Annual Review is anticipated to be published in late August 2024, which is an acceptable delivery timeframe. There will be approximately 120 different ship-to addresses for the 1,100 copies.

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Questions and Answers as of 6/20/2024:

1. Is the U.S. Dept of Justice tax-exempt?

0. Yes, U.S. Dept of Justice is tax-exempt.

1. Will the 1,100 copies of the Annual Review of Criminal Procedure 53rd edition be shipped to the same address, or will there be multiple delivery addresses?

0. There will be approximately 120 different ship-to addresses.

1. The publisher has not yet published the 53rd edition and will be published in late August 2024. Is late August okay for the books to be delivered?

0. Yes, delivery shortly after the publication date is acceptable.

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