612571295_Questions and Answers.xlsx
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- Mail Screening
- Solicitation number
- 612571295
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Defense Information Systems Agency
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This is a Questions and Answers document for Mail Screening solicitation #612571295 from the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA). The document reveals that the daily mail volume at Fort Meade base is relatively small, averaging approximately 40 letters and 30 packages per day. When asked about additional screening requirements for substances like Fentanyl, the government clarified that no screening is required beyond what is stated in the Performance Work Statement (PWS). The document contains space for up to 20 questions, but only two questions and responses are provided.
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| Solicitation # 612571295 | ||
| Mail Screening - Questions and Answers | ||
| Question # | Questions / Comments | Government Response |
| 1 | Do you know the approximate daily mail load (how many letter, packages, etc.) they receive at the Fort Meade base? The cost would be different for say, 5 vs. 5,000 pieces of daily mail and packages. | Small volume. Daily average is approximately 40 letters and 30 packages. |
| 2 | Does the DISA HQ also want drugs like Fentanyl (which can be lethal just by physical contact) screened as well as CBRNE? | No, additional screening required outside of what is stated in the PWS. |
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