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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
U.S. Embassy Bratislava, Slovakia 19L01018Q0004 1/9/2018
1. QUESTION: Shall the contractor provide list and description of equipment needed for moves?
RESPONSE: Yes, based on solicitation provision the contractor must provide list and description of vehicles and other equipment necessary for moves.
2. QUESTION: Could be contract awarded based on the first offer.
RESPONSE: Yes, US Government intend to award a contract based on initial quotations, without holding discussions, although we may hold discussions with companies in the competitive range if there is a need to do so.
3. QUESTION: In what language shall be an offer prepared RESPONSE: The solicitation shall be provided in English language.
4. QUESTION: How many vehicles should be provided for one run to the warehouse in Vienna?
RESPONSE: The Embassy will inform the contractor about amount of furniture or appliances to be moved at least 48 hours in advance. Normally one vehicles is sufficient to make the scheduled move.
5. QUESTION: What is the address or the warehouse in Vienna, Austria.
RESPONSE: The address has been provided in the soliciation document.
6. QUESTION: What means the first line item in Prices section.
RESPONSE: The first line item in Prices section “Transportation and delivery/pick-up of items between Vienna warehouse and Bratislava flex space, including loading, unloading and all direct and indirect costs” means one vehicle run from Bratislava to warehouse in Vienna and back, including uploading and unloading the vehicle.
7. QUESTION: Shall the contactor provide prices for option years?
RESPONSE: Yes, the contractor shall provide prices for all option years.
8. QUESTION: Could the contractor subcontract the services?
RESPONSE: No.
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