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WRSU Linen Services Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
75H71220R00014
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Department of Health and Human Services Indian Health Service

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This document contains responses to questions regarding a solicitation for linen and laundry services. The Indian Health Service is seeking a contractor to provide linen and laundry services for the White River Service Unit, including pick-up of soiled laundry averaging 12,225 pounds per month and delivery of cleaned laundry. The contractor must perform pick-up and drop-off of linens. Items to be laundered include various bed linens, blankets, gowns, towels, scrubs, curtains, and items from the kitchen and other departments. The document provides additional details on the types and quantities of linens to be laundered but does not specify pricing terms or the response deadline.

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WRSU Linen/Laundry Services Indian Health Service

Solicitation 75H71220R00014

Responses to Questions

What are the average monthly weight of laundry to be cleaned? Your bid form asks for a monthly price, but I see nowhere that describes how much weight is typically picked up.

Average monthly weight is 12,225 lbs

Can you provide a complete list of potential items to be laundered?

1. Mattress pads

1. Fitted sheets

1. Flat sheets

1. Thermal blanket

1. Bedspread

1. Pillow case

1. Bath blanket

1. Regular ER blanket

1. Bath towels

1. Washcloth

1. Yellow gowns/ maternity gowns

1. Regular iv gowns(all sizes)

1. Regular no snap gowns ( all sizes)

1. PJ pant and shirt sets- all sizes

1. Children PJ sets/ infant shirt/ iv gown- all sizes

1. infant receiving blanket/ baby thermal blanket

1. scrubs/uniform sets- for all departments

1. cover gowns/ jackets- certain departments

1. robes

1. surgical towels/microfiber cleaning clothes

1. cubicle curtains/ shower curtains/ window curtains

1. microfiber cleaning mops

1. kitchen: hot pads, bar mops, aprons, overcoats, mopheads

1. dust mop, mopheads

1. doormats

Once we know the weight, and list of items, can the hospital pickup and drop the linens at our facility?

Contractor must perform pickup and drop off.

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