Solicitation_UPDATED Government Response Q and A ID04210020_47QFSA21K0023 (Feb 22 2021).xlsx
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| ID04210020 Guardian Response Exercise 2021_ ITO_PWS Questions | |||||
| # | Document | Section/Paragraph | Page # | Question | Answers |
| 1 | Solicitation | C.2.3 thru C.2.3.10 | Page 7-10 | Would like clarification on vehicle cleaning. Will we be disinfecting vehicles on a regular basis or only on designated occasions? Is there an amount of vehicles to be disinfected? | The word "vehicles" has been removed from para. C.2.3. |
| 2 | Solicitation | Scope of Effort/C.2 | Page 5 | Should C1.2.7 Shower Support and C1.2.8 Potable Water be inserted on page 5? | Yes, PWS has been updated with tracked changes. |
| 3 | Solicitation | C.2.7.4.1 | Page 17 | Can the twelve (12) shower head requirement for each shower structure be substituted with two shower trailer structures that contain six (6) shower heads per shower trailer? Existing subcontractor design only has six (6) shower heads per shower trailer. | Yes. |
| 4 | Solicitation | C.2.6.11 | Page 16 | C.2.6.11. The Government will refuel contractor provided equipment in support of this task, with the exception of the initial and final fueling of contractor provided equipment employed in support of this task however states C.2.2.10. Contractor shall be responsible for fueling, refueling, charging, or otherwise powering of all contractor provided equipment associated with this task. Is the USG only responsible for the generator refueling? Or is the USG responsiable for all re-fueling? | C.2.2.10. is in reference to Ambulance Support for Real World Emergencies and C.2.6.11. is in reference to Tent Support. These are different tasks with different fueling expectations. The fueling expectations are listed in each task (if any). |
| 5 | Solicitation | C.2.1.2 | Page 6 | Are the start/stop dates for the period of performance correct? | While the Period of Performance listed at C2.1.2 and C2.2.2 show 1 Apr to 31 May, services are only required on the exact dates of each exercise; the PoP in C2.1.2/C2.2.2 allows coordination, if needed, before hand. |
| 6 | Solicitation | C.2.2.2 | Page 7 | Are the start/stop dates for the period of performance correct? | While the Period of Performance listed at C2.1.2 and C2.2.2 show 1 Apr to 31 May, services are only required on the exact dates of each exercise; the PoP in C2.1.2/C2.2.2 allows coordination, if needed, before hand. |
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