RFIs 15 Nov 23.pdf
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- 96 MXG Shop Towels Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- FA282324Q0006
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This document contains responses to questions from potential offerors regarding solicitation number FA282324Q0006 from the Department of the Air Force Materiel Command Test Center. The solicitation is for shop towels for 96 MXG. Key details include that offerors may propose weekly delivery and service rather than the minimum twice monthly delivery specified in the statement of work. Locations that dispose of their own towels will maintain an inventory level rounded up to the nearest 50 towels that will be replenished and charged on a weekly basis. Attachment 1 of the performance work statement provides the quantities, towel types, and locations that will dispose of towels. The previous contract award notice is available at the provided link.
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| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| RFIs 27 Nov 23.pdf | ||
| RFIs 16 Nov 23.pdf | ||
| Att 1 Shop Towel PWS 23 Oct 23.pdf | ||
| FA282324Q0006.pdf | ||
| Att 2 WD 15-4531 Rev 24.pdf |
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FA282324Q0006– 96 MXG Shop Towels Consolidated Requests for Information As of 15 November 2023
Question 1): Typically linen companies deliver on a weekly basis. This is an industry standard which is hard to be flexible with. Therefore, is the government open to weekly delivery and servicing of the locations as opposed minimum "twice monthly" as stated in the SOW? As drivers run all accounts on a weekly basis, variable delivery schedules do not allow the service vendor to be able to deliver consistent service to all accounts. Weekly service is the standard in the industry.
Response 1): The attachment 1 PWS lists the frequencies of at least twice a month, so offerors could propose a weekly schedule if they choose to do so.
Question 2): It is stated in the details that the govt will "dispose of" certain towels themselves. Again this is an unusual request but I am certain it can be fulfilled. Will the govt agree to maintain a certain inventory level of towels by the bundle at individual locations that are to be disposed of and not laundered? A weekly inventory by a bundled amount can be replenished and the missing quantities be charged on a weekly basis. For example if a location has an inventory of 150 towels and they are packed in bundles of 50, the inventory would be taken by the bundle and replenished by the bundle. Charges would be incurred by the bundled amount of 50 pcs. Counting individual items is time consuming and invariably inaccurate. Bundle counting makes the process quick and most accurate.
Response 2): For those locations that dispose of towels, the government agrees to maintain an inventory listed in attachment 1 of the PWS rounded up to the nearest variable of 50. For example, AGE Lint Free, attachment 1 lists a not to exceed quantity of 175, so the service provider would then provide 200. If the quantity in attachment 1 is a whole number, then the service provider will provide the quantity as listed.
Question 3): Can you please confirm the inventory quantities and type of rag required for each location that will be disposing of their towels? This quantity would be the minimum kept on hand on a weekly basis.
Response 3): Attachment 1 of the PWS lists the quantities, type of rags, and the locations that will be disposing their shop towels, identified by deliver for each applicable location. Para 1.6.1 also lists the locations that will be disposing their towels - Red AMU, AGE, ANG F-15, Wheel & Tire and Armament. Para 1.6.3 defines Towel Types. The quantity would be the maximum kept on hand at any given time as specified in para 1.6.1. of the PWS.
Question 4): How would you like your proposal?
Response 4): Please see the solicitation description in SAM for how offers are to be submitted and what is to be provided.
Question 5): Also, I wanted to know if there was a prior incumbent for this solicitation and if so, what was the contract value or contract number?
Response 5): Here is the link to the award notice of the previous contract:
https://sam.gov/opp/669bf4db941248b8877a2762b23db938/view
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