2200000002425 - Bidder Questions and Responses - IT Asset Disposal Services.docx

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IT Asset Disposal Services for the State of Michigan
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RFP - 171 - 220000002425
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Ingham County, Lansing City, Michigan

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This document contains the State of Michigan's responses to bidder questions for Request for Proposal No. 220000002425 for IT Asset Disposal Services. The State of Michigan is the procuring agency, and the jurisdictions involved include Ingham County and the City of Lansing.

The solicitation requests IT asset disposal services, including the pickup, data destruction, and disposition of various technology equipment such as laptops, desktops, and other devices. The State will not be providing an in-person inspection or virtual viewing of the devices. Bidders must provide a Certificate of Insurance and R2 Certification with their bid. The State anticipates awarding the contract prior to October 1, 2022. Pricing will be based on the specific models of equipment being decommissioned, which can include a variety of Lenovo, Dell, and Microsoft Surface devices typically 3-4 years old. No deposit is required with the bid, and pallets are not needed for the Gaylord boxes used for transportation.

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STATE OF MICHIGAN PROCUREMENT

Department of Technology, Management, and Budget
320 S. Walnut St., Lansing, Michigan 48933
P.O. Box 30026, Lansing, Michigan 48909

Bidder Questions & Answers Request for Proposal No. 220000002425 IT Asset Disposal Services

Q #
Document and Section
Page #
Bidder Question
Answer (to be completed by the State)
1
Proposal Instructions – Delivery of Proposal
3
Are “solicitation documents” the same as “proposal, all attachments, and any modifications”? If not, can you please clarify what would constitute as solicitation documents?
Yes, “solicitation documents” is referring to a bidder’s proposal, all attachments, and any modifications.
2
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
Will the Dell Laptops have any locks on them (DEP)?
No.
3
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
Were the Dell Laptops in cases during their time at the school?
Cases are not required. This is a matter of personal preference by the end user.
4
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
Will the Dell Laptops come with chargers/accessories?
Devices may or may not come with chargers and/or accessories.
5
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
Will a deposit need to be submitted with the bid?
No.
6
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
Will there be an in-person inspection or virtual viewing of the devices?
No, there is not a scheduled in-person inspection or virtual viewing.
7
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
Will a Certificate of Insurance and/or R2 Certificate need to be submitted with the bid?
Yes, the bidder is required to provide a copy of these documents.
8
Schedule A, Statement of Work
18
When will the bid be awarded?
This is dependent on the number of bids received and how long it takes a review panel to complete a thorough review of each bid. We anticipate awarding the bid prior to October 1, 2022.
9
Schedule A, Statement of Work; Section 1.1 General Requirements, Sub-section 5.
19
Is the “chain of custody” document mentioned, a template that you provide?
No, this is a document provided by the Contractor that contains all of the information that is required by the State. The preferred format is Microsoft Excel.
10
Schedule A, Statement of Work; Section 1.2 Pick-up Requirements
21
Is there a loading dock at your facility?

Is there a forklift available for use at your facility?

Yes, there is a loading dock and a forklift available for use at the facility.

11
Schedule A, Statement of Work, Section 1.3. Additional Requirements, Sub-section 3) Licenses and Permits, a.
27
Can you please specify the licenses and permits required?
The Contractor is required to be R2/RIOS certified for recycle. Any permits would refer to permits that the Contractor is required to have to conduct their business, not necessarily a permit required by the State of Michigan.
12
Schedule A, Statement of Work; Section 1.3. Additional Requirements, Sub-section 7) Transition, b.(i.)
30
Will pallets be required with the Gaylord boxes, or just the boxes themselves?
No, pallets are not required, just the Gaylord boxes themselves.
13
Schedule B - Pricing
Can you please provide the make and model examples of laptops, desktops and other devices commonly being decommissioned at this time?
Models fluctuate greatly across the State, and it is unknown what State agencies will be decommissioning until an agency submits a request to have an asset retired.

Some examples include but are not limited to: Lenovo (20FRS0F400, 20HAS0JW00, 20HGS17W00), iPhone, Dell Latitude (5000 and 7000 series), Dell Optiplex (7000 series), Dell Precision (7000 series, M4800, Tower 3620), Surface Pro 4, etc.

14
Schedule B - Pricing
Can you please provide memory, processor, and hard drive configuration for laptops and desktops commonly being decommissioned at this time?
Models fluctuate greatly across the State, and it is unknown what State agencies will be decommissioning until an agency submits a request to have an asset retired.

Some examples include but are not limited to: Lenovo (20FRS0F400, 20HAS0JW00, 20HGS17W00), iPhone, Dell Latitude (5000 and 7000 series), Dell Optiplex (7000 series), Dell Precision (7000 series, M4800, Tower 3620), Surface Pro 4, etc.

15
Schedule B - Pricing
What is the average approximate age of the hardware commonly being decommissioned at this time?
Models being decommissioned are typically 3 – 4 years old.
16
Schedule D – Sample Report
37
Could you clarify which quantity is for the Laptop Dell D610, please?
The Laptop Dell D610 in the Schedule D – Sample Report was only listed as an example. Please refer to the responses for question # 13 and 14 for a list of common decommissioned hardware.

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