75H71525Q00019 Catawba Solid Waste Disposal Questions and Answers.pdf

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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation 75H71525Q00019 for Solid Waste Collection and Disposal at the Catawba Service Unit. The Q&A provides details about the facility and site visit logistics, including confirmation that the current building is approximately 9,000 square feet and still in the process of being finished. Potential vendors can schedule a site visit by contacting Tonya Cornwell via email (tonya.cornwell@ihs.gov) or phone (803-323-8596).

The image accompanying the document shows a blue dumpster enclosed by a black metal gate within a concrete area, surrounded by trees and a paved roadway. The Q&A specifically notes that while a gate exists for the dumpster area, it remains open. This document appears to be part of a 100% Small Business Set-Aside solicitation for solid waste disposal services issued by the Indian Health Service, with the NAICS code 562111 and an approximate value of $47 million.

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75H71525Q00019 Catawba Solid Waste Disposal Questions and Answers

Is there anyway that I can get a picture of the dumpster area, including the dumpster? Also do the 9 x 9 have a gate to close off the dumpster or no?

There is a gate but it stays open

When can we do a site visit?

Yes you can schedule one withTonya at email tonya.cornwell@ihs.gov or phone 803-323-8596 I’m contacting you in regards to this contract and janitorial for this particular building. Do you have information for number of rooms/bathroooms and sqft for the Catawba building?

It is in the process of finishing the building. The current building is almost 9000 square feet mailto:tonya.cornwell@ihs.gov

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