QnA_Germany_Batteries.docx

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Germany Batteries 31-6004
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This is a Questions and Answers document related to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) Invitation for Bid (IFB) 31-6004 for the sale of surplus lead acid batteries located at various pick-up points in Germany. The document addresses bidder inquiries regarding the hazardous waste auction of drained and undrained vehicle and materials handling equipment (MHE) batteries of various types and sizes, some with metal casings. The batteries are classified as UN2794 hazardous material, DEMIL Code A, HAZ CLASS 8, and require compliance with proper shipping name and packing group requirements for lead acid batteries, wet.

The Q&A document serves as clarification for prospective bidders on the terms and conditions of the IFB, including logistics, pickup procedures, hazardous materials handling, and other operational aspects of acquiring these surplus batteries for recycling purposes. Interested bidders should review both this Q&A document and the complete IFB solicitation for all applicable requirements, terms, conditions, and submission deadlines prior to submitting their bids to DLA.

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Q & A for IFB 31-6004 Germany Batteries:

Question: A 20 m³ container is specified for Germersheim. Can a 640L container be used instead?

Answer: 1, 20m3 containers are required for Germersheim, no substitutes

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