Questions and Answers 16 FEBRUARY 2023.pdf
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for a Manuscript Submission and Tracking System for Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP) and the Journal of Health and Pollution (JHP). Vendors may submit proposals from outside the United States, such as from India or Canada, and the work may be performed outside the US. Email submission of proposals is required by February 22, 2023. Pricing is at the vendor's discretion based on the requirements. The terms and conditions of the government's purchase order will govern over any vendor-provided terms.
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Questions and Answers:
Manuscript Submission and Tracking System for Environmental Health
Perspectives (EHP) & Journal of Health and Pollution (JHP)
Combined Synopsis/ Solicitation Solicitation Number: 75N96023Q00025
1. Whether companies from Outside USA can apply for this?
(like,from India or Canada)-Yes, vendors are required to register in the System for Award Management (SAM) in accordance with FAR 4.1102.
2. Whether we need to come over there for meetings?-No
3. Can we perform the tasks (related to RFP) outside USA?-Yes (like, from India or Canada)
4. Can we submit the proposals via email? Yes, email is the only acceptable method. See page for submission requirements.
5. If certain things do not apply in the pricing table, is a vendor required to complete? -Vendors shall price at their discretion per the requirements in the table. If items are not applicable please state so in your submission.
6. Does our team have the ability to redline any portion of the terms and conditions? Do you know if that’s possible? From how I read this RFP a vendor accepts all Ts and Cs by submitting the bid on 2/22?
-The purchase order awarded will incorporate only the Government-provided clauses and terms and conditions. Any Contractor-provided terms and conditions or "agreement" are for reference only. Should the terms of the Government's award document and the terms of the Contractor-provided terms and conditions or "agreement" conflict, the Government-provided clauses, terms, and conditions shall govern.
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