BPM025748 Q&A.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- BPM025748
- Issued by
- Howard County, Maryland
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This document is a question-and-answer (Q&A) regarding an Invitation for Bids (IFB) issued by the Maryland Correctional Enterprises (MCE) for the procurement of Men's Economy Sneakers. The contract will require the successful bidder to provide the sneakers for delivery to the MCE Central Warehouse Textiles in Jessup, Maryland. The IFB does not specify an exact quantity for the initial shipment, but indicates that average orders are between 180-240 pairs. The IFB also notes that the contract will be awarded shortly after the bid process is completed.
The Q&A provides details on the pricing structure for the sneakers, with sizes 4-12 and 13-15 priced at $11.98 per pair, and sizes 16-20 priced at $18.98 per pair. The IFB states that bids that cannot supply the larger sizes 16-20 will be disqualified. The Q&A also confirms that the MCE will accept palletized bulk shipments of the sneakers, with each pair packaged individually.
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BPM025748 – Q&A
1. Can you forward me a picture of the type of shoe you requesting in the solicitation? A picture of the current economy sneaker is now available to view as an attachment in eMMA.
2. What was the last awarded price for this item?
1. Sizes 4-12: $11.98/pr
2. Sizes 13-15: $11.98/pr
3. Sizes 16-20: $18.98/pr
3. Do you know how many pairs you need on your first shipment? Our orders/releases are based on our customers' needs so we cannot anticipate this number. Average orders are about 180-240 pairs.
4. Do you know when you need the first shipment? What month/year? Our orders/releases are based on our customers' needs so we cannot anticipate the specific time, but hope to place an order shortly after the contract is awarded.
5. If we can’t supply the sizes 16-20 would that disqualify our bid completely? Yes
6. Would you accept bulk shipments instead of individual shipments? Each shoe would be boxed in it's own individual box but it would be palletized. Yes
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