Attachment (2) Questions for interested contractors.pdf
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Questions for interested contractors.
1. Your FPR must contain no exceptions to the requirement of the solicitation. If your response contains any exceptions, your proposal may be rejected as unacceptable and you may be excluded from further consideration. Please advise if you have any exceptions to the terms and conditions noted on draft
PWS.
2. Transition plan. Please provide timeline with details, it would take to transition for, incumbent services to your company’s services.
2A. Do you have the infrastructure to provide services on 1 May 2003? If not, what are your plans/timeline to get infrastructure in place in time to provide services?
2B. Do you have the ability to port existing numbers?
2B. Will you have personnel on site to assist with the transition?
3. Plan Requirements (as noted on Table 1 of PWS):
Please inform if you offer the same plans or provide breakout of plans to include roaming details your company would submit to meet the requirements included in PWS.
4. Do you offer the following add-ons to the plans/International Travel Pass noted on Table 1 of PWS?
4A. Tier III-
• NO CHARGES FOR OUTGOING TO (US, BAHRAIN, DIJUBUTI)
4B. International Travel Pass (ROAMING IN US/BAHRAIN/DJIBOUTI)-
• UNLIMITED VOICE/SMS/DATA
4. The requirement calls for a minimum GSM frequency bands 850/900/1800/1900 MHz, please provide your GSM frequency bands. Include signal strength on the Souda Bay Base and out in Chania coverage.
5. Does your company provide SIM and eSIM support? Provide details.
6. How long would your company require to respond with a proposal once formal request for quote is released?
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