19SG2026Q0009 _QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 19SG2026Q0009
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Department of State US Embassy Dakar
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This is a Questions and Answers document for federal contract solicitation 19SG2026Q0009 for mobile phone services at the U.S. Embassy in Dakar. The document does not contain detailed procurement requirements, response dates, award information, or pricing terms, as it addresses only a single clarification question posted after the solicitation was published on SAM.
The clarification confirms that the Government will provide mobile handsets to end users, and the contractor's responsibility is limited to providing mobile voice and data services and SIM cards. The only exception to this requirement is temporary rental phones, which are specified separately in Section 1 – Scope of contract. This Q&A document serves as an official amendment to clarify contractor obligations regarding equipment provision versus service delivery.
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19SG2026Q0009 _ U.S. Embassy Dakar_ Mobile phone Services
Summary of questions received after the solicitation was posted on SAM.
Q – could you please confirm whether the Government will provide the mobile handsets to end users and whether the contractor is only required to provide mobile voice/data services and SIM cards, except for the temporary rental phones specified in the solicitation?
A – The Government will provide the mobile handsets to end users, and the contractor is only required to provide mobile voice/data services and SIM cards, except for the temporary rental phones specified in the
Section 1 – Scope of contract.
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