FA520925Q0003 QA.xlsx

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Express Delivery of Military Freight Japan Wide
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This is a Questions & Answers document for solicitation FA520925Q0003 for Express Delivery of Military Freight Japan-Wide. The Q&A specifically addresses questions about handling dangerous goods freight for the Medical Clinic (MEDLOG) in Yokosuka.

The document clarifies that most specimens transported will be human blood (5 mL tubes) and urine (10 mL cups), which will be pre-packaged by laboratory staff. While some boxes may contain ice packs, they will not exceed 10 lbs. The contractor is not required to provide special handling requirements such as re-icing, repackaging, or refrigerated transport, though packages must be kept in a dry and cool environment during delivery.

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Sheet1 Questions & Answers for Solicitation No. FA520925Q0003, EXPRESS DELIVERY OF MILITARY FREIGHT, JAPAN-WIDE

No.Ref:QuestionAnswer
1Dangerous Goods Freight
(PWS Para 1.2.2, etc.)For MEDLOG (Medical Clinic) in Yokosuka, can you provide a general description about the types of specimens moved?Most of the specimens will either be human blood (in 5 mL tubes) or urine(in 10 mL cups). They will be packaged by the laboratory staff and ready for the courier to pick up. Some boxes may contain ice packs but will not weigh more than 10 lbs.
2Dangerous Goods Freight
(PWS Para 1.2.2, etc.)For MEDLOG (Medical CLinic) in Yokosuka, with respect to specimen preparation, we are unsure what the expectation is for temperature control on the contractor side. Is there a need to have the contractor provided cool delivery on occasion? If so, please specify your cooling requirements.There are NO special handling requirements (i.e., re-icing, repackaging, refrigerated transport, etc.) for the courier, as long as the packages are kept in a dry and cool environment.

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