Plastic Sheeting in Support of Hurricane Ida Solicitation Questions and Answers.xlsx
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This document contains a question and answer sheet and solicitation for plastic sheeting in support of Hurricane Ida recovery efforts. FEMA is seeking 50,000 rolls of plastic sheeting meeting technical specifications to provide roofing support to damaged houses and buildings in Louisiana in partnership with USACE. Acceptable sheeting colors are blue or black. Questions are due by September 10, 2021 and proposals by September 13, 2021 to the identified FEMA points of contact. The preference is for pallets containing 24 rolls though 28 rolls will also be accepted. Alternate sheeting colors may be considered if blue production is delayed.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 2.2.1 Attachment 1 SOW - Plastic Sheeting (Ida) 090721 v3.pdf | ||
| 2.2.1 Attachment 2 Price Proposal Template - Plastic Sheeting (Ida).xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| 2.2.1 70FB7021R00000031 Solicitation.pdf |
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| BOM Kits Questions and Answer Sheet | |
| Question Number | Page Number |
| Questions | FEMA Response |
| 1 | |
| Our industry partners are informing us that a blue sheeting production run is several months out due to pent-up demand for their other products. Will FEMA accept an alternate color besides blue? |
In the past, FEMA wanted 24 rolls per pallet to backfill the DCs and 28 rolls per pallet to go directly to the field. Does FEMA have a preference on the number of rolls as this looks like we are backfilling the DCs? Our preference is blue but will accept black as a suitable alternate also request to keep 24 rolls per pallet.
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