160234-72501-1.pdf

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LAFA Indian Creek Waste Disposal Bid - Questions
Solicitation number
160234-72501
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East Baton Rouge Parish, Baton Rouge City, Louisiana

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This document is an Addendum (#1) to Solicitation #72501 issued by the Louisiana Department of Agriculture & Forestry (LDAF). The addendum addresses a specific question related to insurance requirements for a 30-year waste management project, with the response indicating that bidders would need to contact the State's Office of Risk Management to discuss standard insurance requirements specific to the project's size.

The addendum provides minimal additional context, focusing solely on clarifying insurance coverage expectations. The document is part of a broader solicitation process for waste disposal services, as detailed in the accompanying contract opportunity summary, which involves comprehensive waste management for the Indian Creek Recreation Area. While this specific addendum does not elaborate on pricing, set-asides, or funding sources, it underscores the importance of proper insurance documentation in the bidding process.

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5825 Florida Blvd., Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70806 | Telephone: (225) 922-1234 Fax: (225) 922-1253

Agricultural & Environmental

Sciences Suite 3000

(225) 925-3770 Fax: 925-3760

Agro-Consumer Services

Suite 5000

(225) 925-3780 Fax: 923-4877

Animal Health & Food Safety

Suite 4000

(225) 925-3962 Fax: 923-4900

Forestry Suite 6000

(225) 925-4500 Fax: 922-1356

Management & Finance Suite 1000

(225) 952-8143

Soil & Water Conservation

Suite 7000

(225) 922-1269

Text1: Solicitation # 72501

ADDENDUM #1

Q1: Is there an alternative form of coverage or a waiver of limits that might apply for a 30-year waste company?

A1: The bidder would have to contact the State's Office of Risk Management as these are standard insurance requirements for the size of this project.

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