Amendment 2 QnA.pdf
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- 191BWC22R0010
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This document provides details on a federal solicitation for sludge hauling services at the Nogales International Wastewater Treatment Plant in Arizona. The International Boundary and Water Commission seeks a contractor to regularly remove sludge from the filter press inside the plant to an approved municipal landfill during normal business hours. The solicitation is set aside for small businesses only and offers are due by October 24, 2022. Offerors should provide pricing for base and option year sludge transport and landfill fees, as well as a technical approach narrative and past performance references. The previous contract was awarded to Desert Trucking for $5.4 million over five years with annual sludge amounts ranging from 17,713 to 19,557 tons.
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SOLICITATION POSTED BETA.SAM 191BWC22R0001 GLYCERIN – NOGALES
INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COMMISSION
Questions & Answer
191BWC22R0010
QUESTIONS:
1. Who was awarded the previous contract?
A: Desert Trucking
2. What was the total of the previous contract?
A: Total Awarded for base plus four option years was $5,486,200.00.
3. How many tons per year were hauled A: 2021- 17,713.61 tons A: 2020- 19,556.63 tons
4. Does the contractor need to provide a loader to load the sludge into trucks A: No, trucks park under overhead screw conveyor which drops sludge into truck
5. How many tons per day will need to be hauled, will sludge hauling be required 5 days a week A: Amount per day is variable, 2021 was 73.8 tons average per day 2020 was 76.5 tons average per day. 5 days a week
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