04.08.11 - Q A 7 Perishables.pdf
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8 April 2011
HTC711-11-R-W001
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS - 7
Solicitation No. HTC711-11-R-W001
OVER-PACKING & AIR TRANSPORTATION OF PERISHABLES TO THE PACIFIC
U.S. Transportation Command (USTRANSCOM) Requirement
1) The following provides some of the information requested in Q.6 of Question & Answers response #5 dated 30 March 2011. The table below shows the Q&A responses issued to date.
Q&A Date Posted Phase #1 12/28/2010 Pre-solicitation #2 01/27/2011 Pre-solicitation #3 02/08/2011 Pre-solicitation #4 02/11/2011 Pre-solicitation #5 03/30/2011 Solicitation #6 04/04/2011 Solicitation #7 04/08/2011 Solicitation
2) Question Q.6. of Q&A response #5 requested historical breakdown of product moved by individual commodity, weight, and volume. Provided here is data from recent shipments to Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) customers. The shipment data provided includes (in order):
Consignee Sanno, Japan Camp Kinser, Okinawa Yongsan, Navy Club, Korea Camp Casey, Korea Camp Humphreys, Korea Camp Kim, Korea Santa Rita, Guam
Q.1. Do the consignees in Korea and Japan require delivery to their docks via rear-load trucks, side-load trucks, or can they accept either?
A.1. Rear-load trucks are the preferred delivery method.
tclogsjr Text Box Sanno, Japan Delivered on 26 February
| 04.08.11 - Q&A 7, Perishables |
| DLA Shipment Data |
| 02.26.11 - Sanno (DLA) |
| 05.03.11 - DLA Shipment Data |
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