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Solicitation No. N62742-13-R-1150 Guam Base Operations Support Services for the Joint Region Marianas (JRM)
JL-18 Questions and Answers
Ques. # Reference (page #, section #, etc.) Question Government Response 1 QUESTION IN REFERENCE TO: __NPDES permit No. GU0110019________________________
RFP SECTION: 1603000-3.1 PAGE: ___ SECTION: _ Attachment J-1604000-06_ The requirement reads, in part, “Discharge of treated effluent to Tipalao Bay is covered under NPDES Permit Number GU0110019 in J-1604000-06. Requirements for renewal of the permit and permit-related record keeping and reporting are specified in 1800000 Environmental..”
Question: Please provide a copy of NPDES Permit Number GU0110019 and any and all permits related to this procurement.
NPDES Permit Number GU0110019 is provided at http://www.epa.gov/region9/water/npdes/pdf/guam/ApraHar borFinal-FS2010.pdf
Annex 06 Port Operations RFP Annex 06 Section C, Page 41 of 43, Section 3.6 Disaster Preparation
In 3.6 under Related Information, paragraph d) requires the Contractor to "Provide qualified personnel required to support Government Installation Emergency Management Officer (EMO) and Command Center"; no workload data is provided for Disaster Preparedness and Response.
1. Confirm the 3.6 EMO and Command Center support requirements may be satisfied using Contractor personnel meeting the requirements stated in paragraphs 2.7 through 2.7.14, and that no additional specialized skills, qualifications, or experience are required to satisfy 3.6 requirements.
Yes.
Given the amount of updated information and changes to the Solicitation, we cordially requests a two-week extension to the proposal due date to allow offerors to fully address the impact of amendments 20 and 21, and to ensure the most accurate, complete, and competitively priced proposal the offerors may provide.
See Amendment 0025. Proposal submission due date has been extended to Wednesday, 15 January 2014, 2:00 P.M.
HST.
QUESTION IN REFERENCE TO: Amendment 19, JL-12; Amendment 20, JL-13; and Amendment 21, JL-14
RFP SECTION: Amendment 19, JL-12; Amendment 20, JL-13; and Amendment 21, JL-14 PAGE: N/A
SECTION: ¬N/A
Amendment 19, JL-12; Amendment 20, JL-13; and Amendment 21, JL-14 provided answers to 500 questions, many of which resulted in substantive changes to proposal guidance and/or workload information. These revisions and updates will require significant changes to technical and cost elements of offeror proposals already in development. In order for all offerors to incorporate cost and technical approach changes driven by the most recent amendments and allow them to provide optimal proposals, request the Government extend the due date for this effort by a minimum of 14 days.
See Amendment 0025. Proposal submission due date has been extended to Wednesday, 15 January 2014, 2:00 P.M.
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N62742-13-R-1150
Amendment 0027
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