SPM30209R0004 Amend 0001.pdf

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FRESH AND FROZEN SEAFOOD FOR NEW SANNO HOTEL AND NEX YOKOSUKA FOOD COURT, JAPAN AND DRAGON HILL LODGE, KOREA
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Amendment no. 0001

RFP NO. SPM302-09-R-0004, FRESH & FROZEN SEAFOOD FOR NEW SANNO HOTEL

AND NEX FOOD COURT, JAPAN AND DRAGON HILL LODGE, KOREA

REVISIONS TO THE RFP NO. SPM302-02-R-0004

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

The answers below are provided for clarification purposes only and do not change the requirements of the RFP.

1. Question: What is rough idea of annual volume for New Sanno/Navy food court, Yokosuka and Dragon Hill Lodge.

Answer: Historic annual dollar volume is as follows: New Sanno - $44,748.29; Dragon Hill - $43,426.19; NEX Yokosuka - $850.00. Estimated annual product volume for New Sanno is 7,177 LB and Dragon Hill is 7,074 LB. We do not yet have historical product figures for NEX Yokosuka as they are a new customer.

2. Question: Ocean/Air Transportation: Is this under SDDC "point to Point" concept which gov't pays?

Answer: The awardee is required to use the Defense Transportation System (USTRANSCOM's airlift contract, currently FA4428-06-D-0018 ) to transport the items to the locations. Please refer to the contract terms and conditions. USTRANSCOM's surface contract will not be used for this requirement.

3. Question: Product must be landed on U.S. flag vessel and Processed in U.S:

Do you require all or is there any waived itmes?

Answer: All product must be landed on U.S. flag vessels and processed in the United States.

4. Question: Landed on foreign flag vessel but brought to U.S.

processing plant and the value-added is more than 51% of the price. In such case, do you consider this as "Made in U.S." product?

Answer: All product must be landed on U.S. flag vessels.

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