Question and Answer Document (as of 18 March 2025).pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for the Offutt AFB Mail Meter Solicitation (FA460025Q0034). The Q&A addresses five specific requirements for the mail meter solution, which include: (1) the physical postage meter is not required to print the 4x6 IMPB shipping label, (2) the solution must be fully FedRAMP-authorized at the time of offer submission, (3) the physical mail machine must have an interfaced scale capable of weighing up to 70lbs, (4) the PC must have an attached scale that can weigh up to 70lbs, and (5) the PC must have a label printer capable of printing the 4x6 IMPB shipping label. These requirements align with the Air Force Installation and Mission Support Center (AFIMSC) guidelines for mail meter equipment and software starting in FY25, which emphasize a hard machine, web-based contingency capabilities, and FedRAMP certification.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Combo Solicitation - FA460025Q0034.pdf | ||
| Statement of Need 2025.docx | DOCX document |
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Offutt AFB Mail Meter
Solicitation FA460025Q0034
Questions and Answers
1. Is it a requirement that the physical postage meter print the 4x6 IMPB shipping label? No.
2. Is it a requirement that the solution be fully FedRAMP-authorized at time of submission of offer? Yes.
3. Is it required that the physical mail machine have an interfaced scale capable of weighing up to 70lbs? Yes.
4. Is it a requirement that the PC have an attached scale that can weigh up to 70lbs? Yes.
5. Is it a requirement that the PC have a label printer included that can print the 4x6 IMPB shipping label? Yes.
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