23R000185 Traffic Safety Banners Questions.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding Request for Proposal (RFP) number 693JJ923R000185 from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) for traffic safety banners. The RFP seeks installation and removal of twelve banners per month for each of nine traffic safety campaigns including alcohol/drugs, seat belts, click it or ticket, distraction, child passenger safety, motorcycle safety, bicycle safety, pedestrian safety, and move over. For each campaign there will be a total of twelve banners installed and removed monthly, with banners swapped out depending on the highlighted campaign. No site visits are scheduled for potential offerors as part of the solicitation process.
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RFP # 693JJ923R000185
Traffic Safety Banners
RFP Questions and NHTSA Responses:
1. On a monthly basis how many banners will be installed and removed?
NHTSA Response:
Twelve (12) banners will be installed and removed each month.
2. I would like the 9 sets of 12 banners explained
There are nine (9) campaigns with traffic safety messages that will be highlighted and are: 1)
Alcohol/Drugs, 2) Seat Belts, 3) Click It or Ticket, 4) Distraction, 5) Child Passenger Safety, 6)
Motorcycle Safety, 7) Bicycle Safety, 8) Pedestrian Safety, and 9) Move Over. For each of the nine (9) campaigns there are a total of twelve (12) banners. Each month, twelve (12) banners will be removed, and twelve (12) banners will be installed, depending on which traffic safety campaign it is. Please review RFP sections C.6 Specific Requirements and F.3.2 Banner
Installation/Removal Milestone Schedule.
3. Will a site visit be scheduled
No site visit are scheduled.
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