C27- Questions and Answers N61331-24-T-JC06.pdf

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This document contains questions and answers regarding a small business set aside solicitation from the Department of the Navy Naval Sea Systems Command to replace 10 network uninterruptible power supplies. The solicitation requires quotes to be submitted by email to the address provided by February 1, 2024 at 11:00 AM Central Time and include the vendor's CAGE code and lead time. Quotes should be priced to allow invoicing through the Wide Area Workflow system and include shipping costs if not included in the item prices. Vendors should reference the attached product specifications and quantities in their quotes. The government has no timeline for delivery and has not specified an FOB term or acquired insurance in the past for these items. This is a new procurement with no incumbent vendor.

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Questions and Answers N61331-24-T-JC06

Question 1: Do you have a specific timeline in mind for the delivery or replacement of the UPSs?

Additionally, are you considering acquiring additional insurance coverage for 2 or 3 years for the procured units? Understanding your timeframe and insurance preferences will assist us in providing a more tailored proposal.

Answer: The government does not have a timeline, but would like them soon, as we have failed units we wish to replace. The government has not had insurance coverage on UPS in the past. We have just ordered replacements when they have failed.

Question 2: Could you confirm if there is an incumbent for this procurement? Understanding any existing arrangements or providers would help us better tailor our proposal to meet your specific needs.

Answer: This is a new solicitation. Please submit your best offer according to the documents posted in

SAM.

Question 3. Do you have a delivery term preference? I see both FOB origin and destination from the contract document. It would be nice to know how to provide a service that best suits your team's needs.

Answer: You should quote according to the attachments in the solicitation. The government has not specified a FOB delivery preference. It is the preference of the vendor to quote either way.

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