2.4.1- Amendment 0002_Question & Response_Attach 5.pdf
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- Canadian Car Insurance
- Solicitation number
- 70CMSD26Q0000018
- Issued by
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Immigration and Customs Enforcement
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This is a Question and Answer document for ICE RFQ 70CMSD26Q00000018_A0002 addressing industry inquiries regarding an insurance procurement solicitation.
The document clarifies four key requirements and eligibility criteria for potential quoters. U.S.-licensed insurance agencies may participate without holding Canadian insurance licensing. Licensed insurance agents and third-party brokers are both permitted to submit quotes. The insurance policy must comprehensively cover bodily injury, property damage, medical payments, accident benefits, death benefits, and funeral expenses—a combined single limit (CSL) policy covering only bodily injury and property damage does not satisfy the minimum requirements specified in the Statement of Work. Regarding vehicle inventory, the Government will provide a complete list of all vehicles requiring coverage upon contract award rather than during the solicitation period. The document contains two empty rows indicating space for additional questions and answers but none are populated.
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QUESTION AND ANSWER TEMPLATE
ICE RFQ 70CMSD26Q00000018_A0002
Solicitation - Comments, Questions and Answers
Paragraph Reference /
SOW
Industry Questions Government Response
1 N/A Must the quoter hold Canadian insurance licensing to place this coverage, or is a U.S.-licensed agency eligible?
No, the carrier does not need to hold Canadian insurance licensing. U.S.-licensed agencies may participate.
2 N/A Are licensed insurance agents required? Licensed insurance agents and third-party brokers are permitted for this opportunity.
3 4.1 A combined single limit - third-party liability policy is a combination of bodily injury and property damage. Can you confirm that the reference in the Q&A corresponds to a CSL policy and meets minimum requirements per the SOW?
No, CSL policy does not meet minimum requirements of SOW. Policy must include bodily injury, property damage, medical payments, accident benefits, death benefits, and funeral expenses.
4 4.2 Do you have a list of the year make and model and their new value?
The Government will provide a complete list of all vehicles to be covered upon contract award, as stated in statement of work.
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