Q and A- FA489725QC065- Bottled water.pdf
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for Solicitation Number FA489725QC065, a bottled water contract with the Department of the Air Force Air Combat Command. The Q&A addresses five key clarification points regarding water delivery requirements, including water dispenser specifications, delivery, and packaging details. Specifically, the government confirms acceptance of both top and bottom-loaded water dispensers, requires 5-gallon water jugs to be filled with drinking water, and mandates setup of 33 dispensers located at ground level within trailers. For bottled water, the government will accept cases of 16.9 oz bottles without specific case quantity requirements, providing vendors flexibility in packaging.
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| SON- Bottled Water.pdf | ||
| FA489725QC065-Bottled Water.pdf |
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FA489725QC065 – Water Delivery
Q1. Will the government accept bottom-loaded water dispensers?
Answer: Okay with either top or bottom-load dispensers, as long as the bottles can be replaced by the users.
Q2. For CLIN 0002-Do you need just the 5-gallon bottles or 5-gallon filled with water?
Answer: The 5- gallon water jugs shall be filled with drinking water.
Q3. For the 33 dispensers, are we only responsible for delivery, or do we also need to set them up? If setup is required, could you let me know if there are any stairs or elevator access at the location.
Answer: Setup will be required. Items will be located at ground level within the trailers.
There are a couple of steps needed to access them.
Q4. Is the qty of 16.9 oz bottles in Table 1 of SON in individual bottles or cases?
Answer: Cases will be fine
Q5. Are there case quantity requirements (24-pack, 30-pack, etc.) for the 16.9 oz bottles?
Answer: No
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