Questions and Answers 2 for RFQ 19RP3826Q0053.pdf

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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ # 19RP3826Q0054 concerning the supply and delivery of various medical supplies.

The document addresses two key inquiries from potential vendors. First, regarding delivery flexibility, a vendor requested a 30-business-day delivery timeline to accommodate ordering, receiving, and shipping medical supplies from the US to the Philippines, citing the logistical impossibility of meeting the original 7-business-day requirement after receipt of order (ARO). The Government response clarified that delivery dates are fixed and non-negotiable, as they align with scheduled outreach/mission dates. Second, a vendor inquired whether items must comply with Trade Agreements Act (TAA) requirements. The Government confirmed that TAA compliance is not required for this procurement, as the requirement value falls below the applicable TAA compliance threshold.

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Questions and Answers 2 for RFQ # 19RP3826Q0054

Supply and Delivery of Various Medical Supplies

(1) Are delivery dates flexible? It is logistically impossible to ship an order from the US to the Philippines 7 business days ARO. We are requesting that a delivery timeline of 30 business days be considered to allow time to order, receive, and ship the products.

- The dates are already fixed as it is the dates of the outreach/mission

(2) Are items required to be TAA compliant?

- No. The amount of the requirement is below the TAA compliance threshold.

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