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Q A 1 DATED 21 jUL 2014

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Propane – F3Q2AD4178A004 Question/Answer #1 – 21 Jul 2014 The following question and answer are provided in regards to this requirement.

Question: How many tanks do you have, and are they government owned?

Answer: 12 tanks tied for a header with 2 filling points Answer:Yes Gov owned

Question: Are all of the tanks at the same location, or are they spread around the base?

Answer: One location

Question: Can all loads be transport loads of approximately 9,000 gallons each?

Answer: Yes

Question: What are the hours for delivery? Days of the week available for delivery?

Answer: 07:30 to 16:00

Question: Are there any restrictions on how many loads can be done in a day or week?

Answer :As many as you want.

Question: Am I correct that you are looking for one price for all 370,000 gallons?

Answer: Unit price by the gallon.

Question: Can you tell how large the tanks are?

Answer: You really do not need to know because all of the fuel will be unloaded into a shared header. We do not typically give out that information.

Question: What is the small business size qualification for this requirement?

Answer: The Small business size standard for that NAICS code (325120) is 1000 employees.

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