Adult Flu Vaccines 2022 QA.docx
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This solicitation is for adult influenza vaccines for the 2022-2023 flu season. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention requires the award of one or more contracts for the purchase of influenza vaccine for adults 19 years and older, with a minimum order size of 100 doses and a maximum quantity of 20 million doses. Vaccines must be manufactured under a current FDA license and delivered FOB destination to CDC distribution locations in Aurora, Colorado and Memphis, Tennessee, with additional potential deliveries to five CDC occupational health clinics. The period of performance is from date of award through February 28, 2023. The solicitation will be conducted according to FAR Part 12 for commercial items and FAR Part 15, with the notice posted on SAM.gov and no hard copies distributed. Questions must be submitted in writing to the points of contact listed by the specified deadline.
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Adult Flu Vaccines 2022-2023 Notice ID: 75D301-22-R-72082 Questions & Answers
1. Question: This question is regarding Clause C.3.8(c)(2) on Pg. 10 of the Adult Flu Vaccine solicitation.
The Government reserves the right to reject vaccine doses that exceed delivery order requirements. The Government shall notify the Contractor when excess doses have been delivered to distribution sites. The Contractor is responsible for contacting the distribution site to make arrangement for the return of the excess doses and will be responsible for shipping cost associated with their return.
Does this clause represent a scenario where the contractor shipped what CDC ordered and have unused need, or does it represent the scenario where the vendor shipped more than CDC ordered upfront?
Answer: This represents a scenario where the vendor shipped more than the CDC ordered upfront.
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