2022.03.29 RFP Q&A NGDS 2 Round 3 - Amd 0003.pdf
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This document provides details on a solicitation for Next Generation Delivery Services 2 (NGDS 2). The solicitation seeks contractors to provide international and domestic commercial express package door-to-door delivery service for the United States Federal Government and Cost Reimbursable Contractors. Services required include pick-up, transportation, customs clearance processing where applicable, and delivery for shipments weighing up to 300 pounds internationally and 150 pounds domestically within the continental US. The period of performance consists of a four-year base period from October 2022 through September 2026 with a four-year option period and a potential six-month extension. To be eligible, contractors must participate in the Civil Reserve Air Fleet program. The Department of Defense United States Transportation Command intends to award multiple Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity contracts for these services.
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# Reference Question Answer
2.24.7.2. Commercial sustainability reports are available to
our customers upon request. These reports are customized to each customer and the fee charged is based on their special requirement. Also this agreement has separate terms and conditions.
Will the government update the NGDS II requirement allowing carriers to work one on one with each agency to define their specific requirement to ensure the output is consistent with each agencies reporting needs as well as billing for the service provided?
See Amendment 0003. Agencies may work with the carrier to define their specific GHG reporting requirements.
NGDS-2 Q&A Round 3 - Question Submission Dates 10 March 2022 - 28 March 2022
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