Questions and Answers.pdf
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- PUMP OUT SERVICES FOR SANITARY SEWER SEPTIC TANKS & MANHOLES, U. S. ARMY INSTALLATIONS, OKINAWA JAPAN
- Solicitation number
- FA527026Q0005
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This is a Questions and Answers document for RFQ FA527026Q0005, issued for pump out service for sanitary sewer septic tanks and manholes at a U.S. Army installation in Okinawa, Japan.
The document addresses two inquiries from potential contractors. The first question concerns licensing requirements, specifically whether the primary contractor or only the performing subcontractor must hold the Industrial Waste Collection and Transportation Business Permit and Septic Tank Cleaning Business Permit from the Okinawa Prefectural Government. The answer clarifies that the company actually performing the work must hold the required license. The second question requests photographs of the septic tanks for contractors unable to attend the site visit, with the answer indicating that pictures are attached to the document. This Q&A document does not contain information regarding pricing, response deadlines, award dates, or specific contract terms.
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS RFQ: FA527026Q0005
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
For Solicitation Number: FA527026Q0005
Pump Out Service for Sanitary Sewer Septic Tanks & Manholes, U.S Army Installation
Okinawa Japan
1. Does primary contractor need Industrial Waste Collection and Transportation Business Permit” (産業
廃棄物収集運搬業許可)” Septic Tank Cleaning Business Permit (浄化槽清掃業許可) from Okinawa Prefectural Goverment? Or can it be only subcontractor who does actual work??
Answer: The company that actually performed the work must hold the required license.
2. I could not be at site visit, but I am wondering if you could share picture of the tanks.
Answer: Please find attached the pictures.
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