Amendment_1_Questions_and_Government_Response.docx
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- EXIM17Q0044
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- Export Import Bank of the US
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Amendment A0001 Questions and Government Response
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Solicitation No: EXIM17Q0044/A0001 Foreign Credit Reporting Services April 24, 2017
Questions and Government Response
Question 1. Reports for some world regions are more expensive than others (Africa vs. Europe, for example). If possible, could you estimate the breakout of the 500 reports by region? If not, that is okay—we will assume an equal distribution and estimate that way.
Response to Question 1: An equal distribution may be assumed as a way to estimate.
Question 2. In the pricing chart, the Bank has requested pricing for three different timelines: 10-20 Days, 6-10 Days, and 3-5 Days. Are those timeframes intended to request the price of a credit report to be built if the company of interest was not found in the database? Or, is the Bank assuming that all reports will need to be requested and delivered rather than being available on-demand in the web service?
Response to Question 2: We are actually assuming that most will be on demand via the website and not need to be built. The 10-20 day timeline is for reports that need to be created.
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