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2.1. Complete service of export packing (over-packing or re-packing) of received cargo for the purpose of consolidation and//or protecting the cargo while intransit. Special care shall be taken when materials are being prepped for air export to insure the size of the case/crate does not exceed the maximum dimensions as specified by the U.S. Despatch Agent.

2.2. Authorization for export packing of shipments shall be documented on work orders issued by the U.S. Despatch Agent.

3.1. Complete service of export packing (over-packing or re-packing) of received cargo for the purpose of consolidation and//or protecting the cargo while intransit.

3.1.2. Authorization for export packing of shipments shall be documented on work orders issued by the U.S. Despatch Agent.

4.1. Complete service of strapping/banding and/or shrink wrapping HHE, furniture, furnishings, commissary items, supplies or equipment onto pallets when required to facilitate safe handling for export shipment. This shall include any required re-palletization or re-cooping of received cargo. All pallet wood must be ISPM-15 compliant.

5.1. Services for loading of HHE, furniture, furnishings, commissary items, supplies or equipment in or on carrier’s vehicles. This CLIN may be priced at a 1 CZ minimum per work/drayage order.

6.1. Delivery HHE, furniture, furnishings, commissary items, supplies or equipment to steamship piers, carriers freight stations, airports, transportation depots, freight receiving stations, or other locations in the area known as the Seattle Commercial Port Zone as instructed by the U.S. Despatch Agent. This CLIN may be priced at a 1 CZ minimum per work/drayage order.

8.1. Contractor shall have certified personnel classify and prepare all necessary documentation for export of hazardous items and comply with, all regulatory requirements governing the international transportation of hazardous materials (e.g., their handling, packaging, marking, labeling, placarding, documenting, etc.). Such regulatory requirements are contained in, but not limited to, Title 49 of the Code of Federal Regulations (49 CFR); the International Maritime Organization (IMO); the International Maritime Air Transport Tariff 6-D; and the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) Dangerous Goods Regulations, & FAR Subpart 23.3.

The price to be quoted is for the Contractor to classify the hazardous materials, pack for shipment as required by the classification, and execute all certifications and documentation to comply with the international shipping requirements. In the event a contractor will use a third party vendor for hazardous materials processing the changes should be assessed under CLIN 7.

9.1. Complete services of advancing payment of miscellaneous fees/charges in conjunction with other service items in this contract. Such fees/charges required by airlines, ocean carriers, freight forwarders, etc., to release freight to CRP Contractor or his authorized agent to complete services provided in this contract may be added to invoice as a separate item. These incidental expenses may include, but are not limited to, airway bill fees, customs examination charges, third party hazardous materials processing, airline and steamship documents, handling, and/or demurrage charges. Charges/expenses advanced by the contractor for services of others engaged at the request of the Despatch Agent will be supported with a copy of the invoice or other original paperwork setting forth the charges for services requested and contractor fees. Estimated value $30,000.00 per year.

12.1. The technical inspection will confirm that the item(s) received conform to the specifications contained in the purchase order(s)/contract number(s) as to quantity, composition, shape, function, dimensions, and description. Any discrepancy must be reported immediately to the Despatch Agency with a copy sent to the project office as specified by the Despatch Agent or his designated representative.

13.1. Complete services for receipt of export-packed household effects, supplies or equipment in steamship containers including, but not limited to: Pickup of loaded steamship container(s) from pier(s) in the Seattle Commercial Port Zone as instructed by the U.S. Despatch Agency: Transport the steamship container(s) to the Contractor's warehouse; inspection of exteriors of steamship containers for visible damage and/or pilferage and prepare a condition/loss/damage report if applicable; open and unload the steamship container. Receiving of documentations of these materials shall be accordance with IAW CLINs 001 thru 013 above.

13.2. Pier pickup, unloading, and return of empty steamship container services are required to be completed within the allotted free time, unless detention in excess of the free time period is specifically authorized in writing by the U.S. Despatch Agent; detention charges assessed for periods in excess of the free time are the responsibility of the contractor unless written authorization is given by the Despatch Agent. Any damage(s) found when inspecting the exterior of steamship containers or unloading lift vans from same are to be immediately reported by telephone to the U.S. Despatch Agency with a follow-up in writing and also noted on the Contractor's Receiving Report.

14.1 Installation of desiccant in all shipping containers.

Attachment V Section B - Pricing Spreadsheet

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