Attachment 3 Delivery Requirement.pdf
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- Bottled water in the country of Panama
- Solicitation number
- W912QM26QA003
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This is a Delivery Requirement attachment specifying water supply specifications for a federal contract. The contractor must supply potable water in five distinct container formats, each with specific packaging and expiration requirements.
The contractor shall provide 550 ml plastic bottles in cases of 24 units, 1 LTS plastic bottles in cases of 12 units, 1.5 LTS plastic bottles in cases of 6 units, and 1-gallon plastic containers in cases of 4 units. All of these smaller container formats must have an expiration date of at least 180 days after delivery, be individually sealed with stamped bottling and expiration dates, and be delivered palletized and shrink-wrapped to allow for stacking. Additionally, the contractor must supply 5-gallon plastic water jugs with sealed caps stamped with bottling and expiration dates; these jugs require a minimum expiration date of 30 days after delivery. All water supplied under this contract must meet US Army Veterinary Command potable water standards. Offerors must be approved and accredited suppliers of potable water by the US Army Veterinary Command at the time of contract award and must maintain this approval rating throughout contract performance. Failure to comply with US Army Veterinarian standards will result in immediate contract termination for cause.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Solicitation W912QM26QA003.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 BPA Terms and Conditions.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 Bid Schedule.pdf |
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Attachment 3
Delivery Requirement
500 ML Bottles: The Contractor shall provide water in clear or translucent,550 ml plastic bottles.
The bottles shall be individually sealed and shall be stamped with the date of bottling and expiration date. The expiration date shall be at least 180 days after date of delivery. A case is comprised of 24 bottles and shall be assembled and sealed in such a manner as to allow stacking. All bottled water cases shall be palletized and shrink-wrapped when delivered.
1 LTS Bottles: The Contractor shall provide water in clear or translucent,1 LTS plastic bottles. The bottles shall be individually sealed and shall be stamped with the date of bottling and expiration date.
The expiration date shall be at least 180 days after date of delivery. A case is comprised of 12 bottles and shall be assembled and sealed in such a manner as to allow stacking. All bottled water cases shall be palletized and shrink-wrapped when delivered.
1.5 LTS Bottles: The Contractor shall provide water in clear or translucent,1.5 LTS plastic bottles.
The bottles shall be individually sealed and shall be stamped with the date of bottling and expiration date. The expiration date shall be at least 180 days after date of delivery. A case is comprised of 6 bottles and shall be assembled and sealed in such a manner as to allow stacking. All bottled water cases shall be palletized and shrink-wrapped when delivered.
1 Gallon: The Contractor shall provide water in clear or translucent, 1 plastic Gallon. The Gallons shall be individually sealed and shall be stamped with the date of bottling and expiration date. The expiration date shall be at least 180 days after date of delivery. A case is comprised of 4 gallons and shall be assembled and sealed in such a manner as to allow stacking. All gallon water cases shall be palletized and shrink-wrapped when delivered.
5 Gallon Jugs: The Contractor shall provide water in clear or translucent, 5-gallon plastic water jugs.
The jugs shall be sealed, and the cap shall be stamped with the date of bottling and expiration date.
The expiration date shall be at least 30 days after date of delivery.
Water Quality Standards: In order to be awarded and maintain a contract, under this solicitation notice, offerors must be an approved/accredited supplier of potable water by the US Army Veterinary Command. During the contract, the Contractor must maintain their approval rating. If the Contractor’s product is determined to not be following US Army Veterinarian standards, then the contract will be immediately terminated for cause.
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