Liquid and Dry Nitrogen - Attachment A~1.docx
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- Attached to
- IEMA - Liquid & Dry Nitrogen - TJL
- Solicitation number
- 19-588IEMA-MGMTA-B-2057
- Issued by
- St. Clair County, Illinois
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This document is an attachment to a state and local government contract opportunity issued by the Illinois Emergency Management Agency (IEMA). The attachment outlines several mandatory requirements for vendors interested in providing liquid and dry nitrogen to IEMA. These requirements include delivering orders within 48 hours, providing weekly deliveries to six power plant locations, complying with Exelon nuclear power plant safety regulations, and having no minimum order requirements. The vendor must also agree to invoice for all cylinders and cylinder deposits separately, provide all gases and tanks listed, and include all charges in the provided pricing tables.
The attachment also states that if a vendor fails to meet any mandatory requirement, their entire bid will not be considered. However, if all vendors fail to meet a particular mandatory, it may be removed at IEMA's discretion to allow the evaluation process to continue.
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Vendors are to specify whether each of the Mandatory Requirements is agreed to and satisfied by checking the appropriate “Met” or “Not Met” box, and where appropriate, provide the requested information. Vendors should complete the “Vendor Narrative” section to explain how they meet the requirement or provide requested information and/or include other documentation that provides additional detail.
If any mandatory requirement is not met, or requested information is not provided, the entire bid will not be considered. If all responding vendors fail to meet a particular mandatory, that mandatory may, at the sole discretion of the State, be removed so the evaluation process may continue.
Please complete and submit this form to andrew.wampler1@illinois.gov or fax to (217) 785-9962.
Mandatory Specification M1: Springfield Delivery – Vendor agrees to deliver within forty-eight (48) hours of order notification unless an alternate delivery time or established schedule is agreed upon by an IEMA authorized representative.
☐ Met ☐ Not Met
Vendor Narrative:
Mandatory Specification M2: Power Plant Deliveries – Vendor agrees to deliver once a week to the six (6) locations listed in Attachment B unless an alternate delivery time or established schedule is agreed upon by an IEMA authorized representative.
☐ Met
Vendor Narrative:
Mandatory Specification M3: Power Plant Deliveries – Vendor or Vendor’s agents involved with delivery at the Nuclear Power Plants agree to comply with Exelon nuclear power plant requirements, safety rules, regulations, and procedures. These may include, but are not limited to, urinalysis, background review, escorted visitor or contractor requirements and vehicle search.
☐ Met
Vendor Narrative:
Mandatory Specification M4: Minimum Orders – Vendor agrees to ship F.O.B. destination to the locations listed in Mandatory 1 above with no minimum order required.
☐ Met
Vendor Narrative:
Mandatory Specification M5: Cylinders – Vendor agrees to invoice for all cylinders and/or cylinder deposits as a separate line item on all invoices. The vendor also agrees to pick up all empty cylinders at no additional cost to the State at the time of delivery.
☐ Met
Vendor Narrative:
Mandatory Specification M6: Gases – Vendor agrees that it can provide and deliver all gases, tanks, and items listed in Attachment B.
☐ Met
Vendor Narrative:
Mandatory Specification M7: Charges – Vendor agrees that all charges for gases, tank rentals, fees, and delivery charges are included in the Pricing Tables on Attachment B.
☐ Met
Vendor Narrative:
Company Name
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Date
19-588IEMA-RADSA-R-10866
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