Questions_SP330025Q0233.docx

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SP3300-25-Q-0233
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Defense Logistics Agency Distribution

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The document is a Questions and Answers file for Solicitation SP3300-25-Q-0233 issued by the Defense Logistics Agency Distribution. The solicitation seeks multiple box configurations for shipping hazardous materials, including seven different box sizes ranging from 12x12x16" to 20x20x20", with kit quantities between 10-15 units per kit. The vendor Q&A reveals critical packaging requirements, including mandatory UN Packaging Group ratings (1, 2, and 3), specific box markings such as "Hazardous Materials Packaging" and the UN Rating, and confirmation that the materials being shipped are hazardous. The Q&A also indicates flexibility on lead times, with a 7-week delivery timeframe deemed acceptable, though the government prefers faster delivery if possible.

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DLA Distribution J7-AB June 24, 2025

SUBJECT: Answers to vendor questions: SP3300-25-Q-0233

1. What are these being used to ship?

A: Hazardous material.

2. Would you like any specific markings on the box?

A: Box should include the phrase “Hazardous Materials Packaging” and the UN Rating. Please reference an example photo of “similar or equal to” part # from the CLIN schedule of supplies.

3. Is the UN Packaging Group 1, 2, and 3 rating a necessity?

A: Yes, it is a necessity.

4. Is it possible to find the max number of glass bottles to be in each size carton?

A: No, there is no way to get that info.

5. Would a lead timeframe of 7 weeks be acceptable?

A: Yes, but the sooner the better.

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