Questions and Answers-Marketing-Reusable Bags.docx
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- AGR-Marketing-Reusable Tote Bags
- Solicitation number
- 25-406AGR-MARKE-B-45908
- Issued by
- St. Clair County, Illinois
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation 25-406AGR-MARKE-B-45908 regarding AGR-Marketing Reusable Bags procurement. The document addresses delivery logistics for the reusable bags, specifically detailing requirements for unloading procedures at the delivery location. The driver must unload bags onto a loading dock using pallets and assist with the unloading process.
The document clarifies that delivery trucks must be equipped with a liftgate to raise products to dock level, or accommodate ground-level delivery depending on truck size. The facility can accommodate full-size tractor trailers (48' to 53' in length), and does not require smaller straight trucks for delivery.
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| Green Logo-Marketing-Reusable Bags.jpg | JPG image | |
| Contract-Marketing-Reusable Bags~1.docx | DOCX document |
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25-406AGR-MARKE-B-45908
AGR-Marketing- Reusable Bags Questions and Answers
This amendment is to provide questions and answers that have been received thus far.
1. Does the driver need to bring shipment into building?
1. No, they will need to unload the bags onto the loading dock on a pallet.
2. Does the driver need to assist in unloading the shipment?
2. Yes.
| 3. Is a lift gate needed to lower product from truck level to ground | level? |
| 3. They’ll need a liftgate on the truck to get it up to doc level to | unload. Or a Ground Level depending on size of truck. |
4. Is a straight truck (max length 28') required because location cannot accommodate a full-size tractor trailer (48' to 53')?
4. A full size tractor trailer will work.
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