DoDCC RFP 2025-R-0001 Retail Baked Goods Store Pentagon Amendment A002 reduced size.pdf

Room 5B-843, The Pentagon Phone: 703.695.2295 Washington, DC 20301 Fax: 703.693.9286

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE CONCESSIONS COMMITTEE

August 25, 2025

Company Name Attn:

Address City, State Zip Code

Subject: Amendment A002 - Request for Proposals (RFP) #DoDCC-2025-R-0001

–Retail Baked Goods Store, The Pentagon, Arlington, VA

Dear :

Enclosed please find Amendment A002 to the subject RFP.

Please follow the directions in Block 6 of the Amendment for acknowledgement of receipt of this amendment.

If further information or clarification is required, please contact the undersigned at

(571) 289-9759 or by email at shelley.a.driver.naf@mail.mil.

Sincerely, Shelley A. Driver Contract Specialist mailto:shelley.a.driver.naf@mail.mil

AMENDMENT OF REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS / MODIFICATION OF CONTRACT

SS/336 (Rev. 02/00) Page 1 of 1 page(s)

1) Amendment / Modification 2) Effective Date of Amendment / Modification

A002 August 25, 2025

8) Contractor / Offeror is required to return two signed copies to the issuing office.

Contractor / Offeror is not required to sign this document.

9) Print/type Contractor / Offeror name and title

10) Print/type DoDCC Contracting Officer

11) Signature of contractor / offeror official | Date

12) Signature of Contracting Officer | Date

3) Issued by:

Department of Defense Concessions Committee (DoDCC) Room 5B843, The Pentagon Washington, DC 20301 Attn: Shelley Driver Phone: (571) 289-9759

4) Offeror / Contractor Name and Address:

5) Amendment of Request for Proposals

Number: DoDCC-2025-R-0001 Dated: June 18, 2025 Retail Baked Goods Store, The Pentagon, Arlington, VA

6) This block applies only to amendments of Requests for Proposals:

The hour and date specified for receipt of proposals is extended until The above numbered Request for Proposals is amended as sent forth in block 7. Offerors must acknowledge receipt of this amendment prior to the hour and date specified, or as amended, by one of the following methods:

a. By signing and returning 2 of copies of this amendment:

b. By acknowledging receipt of this amendment on each copy of the proposal submitted; or,

c. By separate letter which includes a reference to the Request for Proposals and amendment numbers.

7) Description of Amendment/Modification The Request for Proposals referenced above is hereby amended as follows:

a. Responses to the questions submitted are attached and are hereby incorporated as Attachment (1) to this Amendment, Q&A, dated August 25, 2025.

b. Amend Section A.1.e., pages 3-4 of 57, of the RFP to add the following sentence at the end of the section on page 4 of 57: “During summer months, the Pentagon personnel count is approximately 20,000 since there are significant seasonal as well as daily variations in the actual swipe counts compared to the number of people who have the Pentagon as their assigned duty location.”

c. Delete and replace page 2 of Attachment (3) to the RFP with the attached updated drawing provided as Attachment (2) to this Amendment. The updated drawing shows the current layout of the space as part of the as-built drawings provided by AT&T after its renovation of the space.

d. Amend Section M.f., page 57 of 57, of the RFP to delete the second to the last sentence.

e. Updated Department of Labor (DoL) Wage Determination, #2015-4281 Revision 34 dated July 8, 2025, is hereby incorporated as Attachment (3) to this Amendment and replaces Attachment 11 to the RFP in its entirety.

f. Incorporate the attached parking map to show the location of the Pentagon’s Remote Delivery Facility (RDF) as Attachment (4) to this Amendment.

g. Photos of the space, Room 2C115, are hereby incorporated and provided as Attachment (5) to this Amendment.

h. Except as provided herein, all other terms and conditions remain unchanged and in full force and effect.

Questions Received in Response to RFP #DoDCC-2025-R-0001 –Retail Baked Goods Store, The Pentagon dated August 25, 2025 – Amendment

A002

The following questions and answers are incorporated in the RFP as set forth at length.

Q. Are both Page One and Page Two of the solicitation required to be signed and included at the front of our proposal submission?

A. Please refer to Section L., “Instructions to Offerors (RFP only), “Proposal Submission Requirements”, pages 49 – 53 of 57, of the RFP. Pages 1 and 2 of the RFP must be included, and page 1 must be completed (signed, dated, etc.). A signature on page 2 is only required if an offeror declines to submit an offer.

Q. Will final amendments be issued prior to the due date, and when can we expect their release?

A. Amendments to the RFP will be issued and released as needed. Amendments can be issued up until the closing date of receipt of proposals, if necessary. If an amendment is likely to generate significant revisions to proposals, it will extend the closing date.

Q. If an amendment is issued after our submission, will we be permitted to revise or supplement our response?

A. Yes, offerors may revise or supplement if an amendment is issued after proposal submission. However, the revised or supplemented proposal must be received by the closing date of receipt of proposals as amended in Amendment A001 to the RFP, currently 4:00 p.m. on September 19, 2025, or the applicable date specified in any additional amendment.

Q. When is the anticipated award announcement date, and by what method will the awarded vendor be notified?

A. Award date is unknown at this time. The successful offeror will be notified through a phone call and then the executed awarded License Agreement will be forwarded.

Q. Has the Pentagon previously awarded a contract for a retail baked goods store? If so, can you share historical data such as timeframe, annual sales volume, lease duration, and commission percentage?

A. No. This store will be the first, permanent, Retail Baked Goods store in the Pentagon.

Q. Are there current food vendors selling baked goods beyond donuts? If so, who are the vendors and what are their price points and sales volume?

A. Yes. There are multiple food concessionaires operating in the Pentagon, including Starbucks and Panera. We are unable to provide the price points and sales volume.

Q. Are any current vendors authorized to sell custom cakes? If so, who are they and what is their price range?

A. Yes, Market Basket and Fresh Kitchen offer catering services to include custom cakes.

Q. During the pre-proposal conference, what areas will be accessible to vendors (e.g., sales floor, back of house, delivery access points)?

A. The site visit of the space conducted during the preproposal conference included the store and Pentagon’s Remote Delivery Facility ( RDF). Offerors are encouraged but are not required to conduct a site visit after the preproposal conference. Please refer to Section L., “Site Visit/Inspection”, pages 53 – 54 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. We are creating a new company and EIN for this award, so will we have to present two years of profit and loss?

A. Yes. Include the records from any previous entity such as your current company / parent company to provide an accurate assessment of financial stability.

Q. Regarding financial proposals, how significant is the license fee percentage when evaluating proposals that differ by 1–3 percentage points?

A. Please refer to Section M., Evaluation and Award”, pages 54 – 57 of 57, of the RFP.

Technical merit is equal to commission.

Q. How many cable/data outlets are available in the designated space?

A. One will be provided. The service for the outlet will be ordered and funded by the successful offeror (Licensee).

Q. How many electrical outlets are available in the space?

A. Please refer to page E.2.1. of the .PDF drawings provided as Attachment (1) to the RFP that shows all of the electrical outlets in the space. There are approximately twenty-nine (29) outlets along the walls and nine (9) in the middle including floor receptacles. Please refer to Section A.1.b., page 3 of 57, of the RFP. Attachment (1) drawings will be provided through DoD SAFE (Secure Access File Exchange) as requested by offerors to the DoDCC (shelley.a.driver.naf@mail.mil).

Q. Can you provide historical or estimated monthly costs for internet services?

A. No. The fiber line to the space will be new. Currently there are three (3) potential service providers, and vendors may choose one. The most common provider that vendors typically use is FiOS.

Q. Can the security bond payment be made in installments? Small businesses like us need a few months to gather $10,000, given payroll and operating costs of our existing business.

A. No.

Q. Are we required to use a Pentagon-approved general contractor for any buildout? If so, can you provide a list of authorized firms?

A. There are no directed firms or contractors although we will provide guidance and references based on the planned level of renovations. The DoDCC will also provide Project Manager liaison services between the Vendor and the Building Management team.

Q. Must nutritional guides be certified by a specific agency or authority?

A. The guides will be those posted by the successful offeror (Licensee) in the store for customer review (nutritional labels, etc.). The posted guides must meet all existing Federal (FDA) standards. Please refer to the following links regarding the FDA standards: https://www.fda.gov/food/nutrition-education-resources-materials/nutrition-facts-label and https://www.fda.gov/regulatory-information/search-fda-guidance-documents/guidance-industry-food-labeling-guide

Q. Will food sampling be permitted during the soft opening and regular operations?

A. Yes, in accordance with the requirements as set forth in the Tri-Service Food Code.

Please refer to Section C.2., “Scope of Work”, pages 10 – 11 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. May we partner with a current Pentagon coffee vendor to provide coffee beverages?

If so, are we permitted to install a dedicated water line for coffee brewers and espresso machine?

A. No. Please refer to Section C.2., “Scope of Work”, page 10 of 57, of the RFP.

Offerings should include a broad merchandise selection of pre-packaged items, party and gift packages and associated other retail items. Should an offeror propose to sell canned or bottled retail coffee products, these items should be clearly stated in the proposal.

Q. The SOW excludes general clothing items, but are branded t-shirts, mugs, hats, water bottles, cookbooks, candy-coated confections, or custom packaged sweets permissible?

A. Candy-coated confections and custom packaged sweets are not permitted. Should an offeror propose to sell other retail items such as branded clothing, mugs, cookbooks, etc., these items should be clearly stated in the proposal.

Q. What are the square footage dimensions for the retail space, including sales floor, prep area, and back-of-house (if applicable)?

A. Please refer to Section A.1.b., “Solicitation/Requirement”, page 3 of 57 of the RFP.

The space is approximately 1,156 sq. ft. PDF drawings of the space are available upon request.

Q. Will AT&T be leaving any existing equipment in the space? If so, what type and in what condition?

A. No.

Q. Will AT&T return the space to original condition prior to turnover? If so, what will that include?

A. AT&T is required to return the space to the DoDCC in broom clean condition. Broom clean condition means that the space has been emptied of all products and equipment and has been left cleaned minus normal wear and tear.

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Q. Are there any storage restrictions for deliveries, dry goods, display pieces, or backstock inventory?

A. Yes. The items must be contained in the concessionaires’ s space and must meet any stipulations in the Tri Service Food Code and / or Building Safety standards.

Q. What is the current floor covering in the designated space?

A. Carpet tile.

Q. How is access to SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) managed? Is there a reservation system or first-come-first-served policy?

A. Use of SPVs is on a first-come-first-served basis, subject to the availability and type of SPVs requested. In some cases, Licensees purchase their own SPVs depending upon the needs and use frequency. More information will be provided to the successful offeror (Licensee) after contract award.

Q. May vendors install their own security cameras at registers or within the retail space for loss prevention?

A. Yes. Please refer to Section C.3.m, “Facility”, page 12 of 57, of the RFP. The use of security systems is restricted unless Licensee has proposed in its initial proposal and obtained prior acceptance of the system and approval from the Contracting Officer and Pentagon Force Protection Agency (PFPA).

Q. The RFP notes “no photographs.” Does this include customer photography inside the retail store (e.g., Instagram wall)?

A. Yes. Stock photo images would be acceptable.

Q. Which contractor(s) currently perform trash and waste removal services, and what are their associated costs?

A. There is no cost for trash service. The DoDCC has two trash rooms on the Concourse, and each of the retail concessionaires are given a key (same key opens both rooms) to the trash room. The retail concessionaires are required to take their trash and boxes to the room(s), and the NEXCOM Janitorial services team takes the trash/boxes to the Remote Delivery Facility (RDF).

Q. Does the “no gratuities” clause also apply to electronic tipping via the point-of-sale system?

A. Yes.

Q. How are parking permits handled for vendors and staff? Is there a designated loading zone or delivery parking access?

A. Please refer to Section C6.g., “Parking Permits”, page 18 of 57, of the RFP. Parking permits will be provided if they are available. As such, employees will need to use other modes of transportation such as rail, metro, carpool, etc., as a means of getting to work.

Regarding a designated loading zone or delivery parking access, please refer to Section C.14., “Remote Delivery Facility/Delivery or Merchandise and Products”, pages 21 – 23 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. For the proposal, what format is required for artist renderings (e.g., .PDF, .JPG, architectural plan)?

A. The artist renderings should be provided as printouts provided as part of the proposal.

Q. Is the awarded company not allowed to mention/advertise that they won the proposal or advertise they are located in the Pentagon?

A. The successful offeror must route all proposed press briefings or advertisements through the DoDCC Contracting Officer for review and approval. In some instances, additional approvals are required to be coordinated through the Public Affairs Office

(PAO).

Q. Regarding press/PA approvals: May vendors promote weekly menus or seasonal offerings on social media, or is prior approval required?

A. The successful offeror must route all proposed advertisements through the DoDCC Contracting Officer for review and approval. In some instances, additional approvals are required to be coordinated through the Public Affairs Office (PAO).

Q. Where is the RDF located relative to the retail space?

A. RDF is located on the other side of the building. Please see the attached map image for reference provided as Attachment 4 to Amendment A002.

Q. Under Special Clauses: “Additional Sites or Locations,” what is the likelihood that future sites may become available for expansion? Process? Notification?

A. We are unable to determine future opportunities at this time. Should there be expansion opportunities during the term of the License Agreement, the Licensee will be notified via formal correspondence in the form of a new site letter.

Q. With a Not-Later-Than opening date of March 2026, may vendors begin operations earlier upon full compliance and approval?

A. Yes.

Q. Are there delivery restrictions related to timing, parking, or designated access points?

A. Please refer to Section C.14., “Remote Delivery Facility/Delivery or Merchandise and Products”, pages 21 – 23 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Will employees have to comply with a drug free workplace act?

A. Yes. Please refer to Section H.8., “Notice to Licensee of Certain Drug Detection Procedures”, pages 33 – 34 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Is an affirmative action employment plan required?

A. Yes. Please refer to Section K.5., “Affirmative Action”, page 47 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Is commission percentage based upon minimum sales and can it be incrementally increased in the proposal?

A. Please refer to Section M.c., “Evaluation and Award, Commission”, page 55 of 57 of the RFP. Commission proposals will be evaluated as a factor to determine acceptability and will be rated accordingly. Commission offers should be sufficiently detailed, as necessary, to prevent ambiguity or misinterpretation. The DoDCC may negotiate the proposed fee based on the needs of the Government, but offerors should propose its best commission proposal as part of its submission, as the award will be based on the best value to the DoDCC as stated in Section M.a., “Evaluation and Award”, page 54 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Is the expected commission percentage (e.g., 10% of net profit) negotiable?

A. Yes. Please refer to Section M.c., “Evaluation and Award, Commission”, page 55 of 57 of the RFP. Commission proposals will be evaluated as a factor to determine acceptability and will be rated accordingly. Commission offers should be sufficiently detailed, as necessary, to prevent ambiguity or misinterpretation. The DoDCC may negotiate the proposed fee based on the needs of the Government, but offerors should propose its best commission proposal as part of its submission, as the award will be based on the best value to the DoDCC as stated in Section M.a., “Evaluation and Award”, page 54 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. What will DoD provide if any as it related to infrastructure support (e.g., signage, equipment hookup)?

A. Please refer to Section C.8., “Signs and Forms”, page 19 of 57, of the RFP. The DoDCC will not assist the successful offeror with equipment hookup. The successful offeror is solely responsible for installing equipment, managing and operating the retail baked goods store.

Q. Is there a benchmark for low sales, i.e. <$1000 net sales per month?

A. No.

Q. Are there penalties for early termination or for underperforming sales benchmarks?

A. Please refer to Section H.12., “Agreement Termination or Revocation”, pages 36 – 37 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Will vendors be allowed to rotate or adjust menu offerings seasonally or quarterly?

A. Yes, subject to the review and approval of the Contracting Officer.

Q. Are there limits or restrictions on retail merchandise (e.g., mugs, t-shirts, tools)?

A. Yes. Please refer to Section C.2., “Scope of Work, pages 10 – 11 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Will custom celebration cakes and other food gifts by pre-order be permitted within the scope of this contract?

A. Yes. Offerors should clearly state this in proposals.

Q. Will this be a best-value award or LPTA (Lowest Price Technically Acceptable)?

A. Please refer to Section M., “Evaluation Factors for Award”, “Evaluation and Award”, a., page 54 of 57 of the RFP. Award will be made on a best value basis.

Q. May visual branding elements, menus, or renderings be included in appendices?

A. Yes.

Q. Will a formal debrief be offered to vendors not selected for award?

A. Yes.

Q. Are hourly employees of the Pentagon / DoD unionized? If so, what union are they a part so we can obtain more details to be in compliance?

A. The successful offeror will be responsible for hiring its own employees to operate the retail baked goods store. The awarded License Agreement is subject to the requirements of the Service Contract Act. Please refer to Section H.10., Service Contract Act”, pages 34 – 35 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. What is the daily population in the Pentagon?

A. Please refer to Section A.1.e., page 4 of 57, of the RFP and as amended in Section 7.b.

of Amendment A002 to which this document is incorporated. During summer months, the Pentagon personnel count is approximately 20,000 since there are significant seasonal as well as daily variations in the actual swipe counts compared to the number of people who have the Pentagon as their assigned duty location.

Q. Can we sell fresh items (e.g. pretzel, breads, etc.)?

A. Yes, provided the items are wrapped and the nutritional label/information is either posted on the menu or on the wrappers. Products cannot be baked or cooked on-site.

Q. Can we sell gelato?

A. No. There are current food concessionaires that sell these products.

Q. Are we permitted to install refrigerators and/or freezers in the space?

A. Yes. Please submit the proposed equipment into the design, and it will be reviewed as part of the overall proposal. It is most likely that a small commercial refrigerator would be acceptable, but it must be NSF approved. A refrigerator intended for home use would not be acceptable.

Q. Are we permitted to have microwaves to sell prepackaged foods that customers can either warm up themselves or ask our employes to warm up for them?

A. Maybe. Please provide specific details regarding the intended use of the microwaves, placement of the equipment, etc. Please submit the proposed equipment into the design, and it will be reviewed as part of the overall proposal. It is most likely that a small commercial microwave would be acceptable, but it must be NSF approved. A microwave intended for home use would not be acceptable. The successful offeror (Licensee) would also be responsible for maintaining the microwave oven within manufacturer’s operating specifications, daily cleanliness of the oven, monitoring customer use of the oven so it is operated within manufacturer’s specifications and used only for products sold by the vendor.

Q. Are we permitted to sell tea bags?

A. Yes, provided the product & pricing is submitted as part of the proposal.

Q. Is any seating in the space permitted?

A. No. The intent of this store is to sell prepackaged baked goods and retail items. The intention is not for this store to be a food service operation.

Q. Is Market Basket a full-service food establishment?

A. Market Basket offers food service including a buffet. There is no seating in the store.

There is seating available to customers in the food courts provided in various locations throughout the Pentagon Reservation.

Q. Could we install shelving to showcase/display fresh breads to sell?

A. Yes. However, the fresh breads cannot be self-serve to customers. These items need to be packaged/bagged to hand to customers.

Q. Are we able to offer customers self-serve for food items such as breads, pastries, etc.?

A. Only pre-packaged food items may be displayed as self-serve options. All pre-packaged food items must comply with storage and labeling requirements.

Q. If the items are required to be pre-packaged, how do we provide the nutrition labels?

A. Pre-packaged items should have the nutrition labels placed on the packaging. If the packaging prohibits placing nutrition labels on the items, the nutrition information must be posted in the store (e.g., menu, menu boards, etc.).

Q. Where do we find the list of approved food sources for our products that are able to be sold and/or included in our products?

A. Offerors and/or the successful offeror (Licensee) should contact the U.S Army Veterinary Corp personnel for the latest list of approved food sources and an available review of sources. Points of contact are available upon request.

Q. Are we permitted any grab & go offerings where customers pay themselves?

A. Yes, as long as they are prepackaged. Please submit the details regarding this offering as part of the proposal.

Q. Would the offerings of gift baskets conflict with the florist that sells gift baskets?

A. No.

Q. Who installs/pays for the overhead sign and determines what it says?

A. The DoDCC pays for and has the overhead sign installed with a generic title such as “Baked Goods” to match the overhead signage in the other DoDCC retail concessionaire locations on the Pentagon’s Concourse. The successful offeror (Licensee) will have some input into what the overhead sign will stay.

Q. Who installs/pays for the blade sign?

A. The DoDCC. Please refer to Section C.8.a., “Sign and Forms”, page 19 of 57, of the

RFP.

Q. Are we permitted to place signs/signage in the storefront windows?

A. Yes. However, signage is not permitted outside of the store. Please refer to Section C.3.c., “Facility”, page 11 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. What are the methods of advertising available to us?

A. Please refer to Section 9., “Advertising and Promotional Events”, pages 19 – 20 of 57, of the RFP. Additionally, the successful offeror (Licensee) will provide the DoDCC with its printed advertising materials, and the DoDCC will distribute. For digital advertising, the successful offeror (Licensee) is free to utilize this method of advertising with DoDCC coordination.

Q. What will be located in the space next door to this space?

A. An optometrist featuring a health suite (physical therapy) will be located in the space next to the store.

Q. Are we able to use the Pentagon Athletic Center as contractors?

A. Yes. For Contractors, the monthly fee to use the facility is $20/mo. Details regarding this benefit will be discussed with the successful offeror (Licensee) after contract award.

Q. Are we able to make deliveries within offices in the building?

A. Yes, for pre-orders that are arranged with the offices within the building. Specific details regarding the process will be discussed with the successful offeror (Licensee) after contract award.

Q. Will you provide photos of the store/space?

A. Yes. Photos of the space are provided as Attachment 5 of Amendment A002.

Q. What is behind the wall in the store?

A. The wall that bumps out in the retail space incorporates a column. This wall cannot be removed or relocated.

Q. Is the track lighting currently provided in the store staying when AT&T leaves?

A. AT&T has not advised the DoDCC yet as to what it plans on removing from the store.

For purposes of proposal preparation, offerors should assume that the space will be provided in broom clean condition. There is no Government Furnished Equipment (GFE) being provided. Please refer to Section C.4.b., “Equipment/Other Items”, page 14 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Can minor renovations/demolition be done to the space?

A. Yes. Please refer to Section L., “Proposal Submission Requirements”, (5) and (9), pages 50 – 52, of 57 of the RFP and Section F.5., “Delivery Schedule”, pages 27 – 28 of 57, of the RFP regarding construction submission requirements after contract award.

Q. Is the sink in the back storage room staying after AT&T leaves?

A. There is no sink in the back storage room. Please see the updated drawing of the space (page 2 of Attachment (3) of the RFP) that is incorporated as Attachment (2) to this Amendment (Amendment A002) to the RFP. The updated drawing shows the current layout of the space as part of the as-built drawings provided after its renovation of the space. AT&T removed the sink that was originally provided in the space and installed water fountains. Offerors may propose to add a sink to the space at offerors’ sole expense as part of their proposals.

Q. Are we able to perform any type of food preparation in the space?

A. No.

Q. Are we limited on décor, paint color, or furnishings?

A. No. Offerors should provide details regarding the proposed store. Please refer to Section L., “Proposal Submission Requirements”, (5), “Concept/Artist Rendition/Layout”, pages 50 – 51 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. How are things delivered, brought into the Pentagon? Is it the same way we came in through the metro entrance?

A. Please refer to Section C.14., “Remote Delivery Facility (RDF)/Delivery of Merchandise and Products”, pages 21 – 23 of 57, of the RFP. All deliveries for the retail baked goods store will have to come through the RDF.

Q. How many employees can we badge?

A. There is no specified limit, but please refer to Section C.6.a, “Employees”, page 16 of 57, of the RFP. The Licensee must furnish a sufficient number of qualified employees.

Please refer to Sections C.6.e. for routine access of Pentagon workers and Licensee staff and C.6.f. for non-routine access, page 18 of 57, of the RFP.

Q. Are foods trucks a possibility?

A. No, for purposes of this requirement. However, food truck opportunities would be determined between the DoDCC and NEXCOM, the organization that provides food concessionaires for the DoDCC through its partnership.

Q. Are only pastries allowed or could we offer items such as milkshakes, ice cream, chicken & waffles, etc.

A. As mentioned in an answer above, for purposes of this requirement, the successful offeror (Licensee) will be permitted to sell pre-packaged items that complement but don’t conflict with the food offerings provided through the DoDCC’s food concessionaires. Items such as milkshakes and ice cream will be prohibited.

Q. What are the retail space dimensions (e.g., back office – all walls: LxWxH; left wall;

right wall; front access area)?

A. Please refer to the .PDF drawings provided as Attachment (1) to the RFP that shows the space’s dimensions. Please refer to Section A.1.b., page 3 of 57, of the RFP.

Attachment (1) drawings will be provided through DoD SAFE as requested by offerors to the DoDCC (shelley.a.driver.naf@mail.mil).

Q. Are the carpet tiles glued to the floor?

A. Yes, the carpet tiles are glued to the floor.

Q. Where is the electrical panel located for the store?

A. The electrical panel is not located in the space. It is located inside the mechanical room behind the store. The successful offeror (Licensee) will have access to the panel with coordination with the building through the DoDCC’s Project Manager. The electrical panel’s location can be found in the .PDF drawings provided as Attachment (1) to the RFP. Please refer to Section A.1.b., page 3 of 57, of the RFP. Attachment (1) drawings will be provided through DoD SAFE as requested by offerors to the DoDCC (shelley.a.driver.naf@mail.mil).

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