Responses to Questions Template 7-28-2023.pdf

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5 Gallon Bottle Water Delivery
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This document provides responses from the United States Coast Guard to questions regarding solicitation number 70Z03823QS0000002 for 5 Gallon Bottle Water Delivery. The USCG requires approximately 8,000 bottles of water to be delivered per year to various buildings located at the same address. Delivery is required on a weekly basis during specified hours. The dispensers located at each USCG building are compatible with 5 gallon bottles. Aside from on-call deliveries, delivery should occur on the same day each week. The document answers questions to clarify the water bottle delivery requirements and details of the solicitation.

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Responses to Questions

Answers provided July 28, 2023

This document provides United States Coast Guard (USCG) responses for questions that have been asked regarding solicitation 70Z03823QS0000002. Question numbers are provided simply as a reference and in no way infer a prioritization of the questions.

Number Question USCG Response 1 What type of dispenser do you have? The USCG has different dispensers at each location. They are all compatible with 5 gallon bottles.

2 The delivery listed is at several departments, but the same address?

Yes, address is the same, just different buildings.

3 You requested 8,000 bottles, is this per calendar year or every 12 months.

This is a requirement types of purchase order.

The estimated quantity is 8,000 per the period of performance.

4 Aside from “on call” deliveries, is there a particular day and /or time that the water is delivered?

No. It should be the same day every week, during the hours listed in the Statement of Work.

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