RFP408391 Questions and Answers.pdf

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Fabrication, Modification and Delivery of Six Modular Storage Containers
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This document is a Questions and Answers (Q&A) file for RFP408391 that addresses two key clarification points for potential bidders. The first question concerns container height specifications, with the government confirming that either standard ISO height (8'6") or High Cube height (9'6") is acceptable, despite the original Statement of Work (SOW) listing a 9' height requirement. The second question relates to the NAICS code 332439 for Other Metal Container Manufacturing, which references a 600-employee threshold. The government clarified that this procurement is not a small-business set-aside and is open to both small and large businesses. Potential bidders are directed to the Small Business Administration (SBA) website to understand size classifications for businesses.

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RFP408391 Questions and Answers

Question 1

The specs on this SOW state that the container height should be 9'. Standard ISO height is 8'6" and High Cube is 9'6". Is 9' a misprint or a custom height requirement?

Answer 1

Either "standard" height is acceptable. No custom height required.

Question 2

The NAICS code is 332439- Other Metal Container Manufacturing- 600 Employees. If I interpret it correctly, it allows for companies with less than 600 employees to bid on it. Is it possible to get clarification on this interpretation?

Answer 2

This procurement is not a small-business set aside. The opportunity is open to small and large businesses to bid on.

Please refer to Small Business Administration (SBA) website at the link below for information on how the SBA classifies whether a business is considered large or small.

https://www.sba.gov/document/support-table-size-standards https://www.sba.gov/document/support-table-size-standards

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