Submission of Written Questions-S199 Egg Cartons 12.6.22.xlsx

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Egg Cartons
Solicitation number
S000000199
Issued by
Lee County, Arkansas

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This document contains questions and answers related to an Invitation for Bid (IFB) for Egg Cartons issued by the Arkansas Division of Corrections. The IFB covers the supply of 30-dozen and 15-dozen egg cartons with specific construction requirements, including flute size and cardboard strength. The agencies and jurisdictions involved are the Arkansas Division of Corrections, Pulaski County, and the City of Little Rock. The key details include clarification on the board strength requirement, the denesting capabilities of the egg carton flats, and the possibility of accepting cartons without the required branding for the first order. The agency prefers only printed stock to be released by their facility.

The pricing terms, set asides, incumbents, funding requirements, and other salient information are not explicitly stated in the document. However, it is clear that the agency is seeking to procure egg cartons that meet specific construction and denesting requirements to support its operations.

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C and G Disclosure Form~1.pdf PDF
Attachment A and B~1.pdf PDF
S-199 Official Bid Price Sheet.xlsx XLSX spreadsheet
S-199 BID RESPONSE PACKET.docx DOCX document
S-199 IFB - Egg Cartons FINAL~1.pdf PDF
S-199 IFB - Egg Cartons FINAL -Ammendment 12.6.22.pdf PDF
Attachment C~1.pdf PDF

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WRITTEN QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
S000000199: Egg Cartons
Agency: AR Division of Corrections
ANSWERS ARE IN BLUE
QuestionReference (page number, section number, paragraph)Specific IFB LanguageQuestionAnswer
11.10.A.2B & 1.10.A.2C/referenced last bid:S-184b)Box construction must contain flute size of C Flute with a load rate per case test of 200 pounds.
c)Boxes must be constructed with ECT 32-C grade cardboard with two hinged hand holes.1.30 Dozen Egg Box - The spec on the solicitation calls out both 200 test as well as 32 ECT as a strength requirement in sections 1.10.A.2B & 1.10.A.2C
i.200 test and 32 ECT are not equivalent. 200 test is stronger/more expensive than 32 ECT
ii.200 test may not adequately support 30 dozen eggs
iii.Please advise/confirm board strength is 200 test, 32 ECT, or advise new strengthThe board strength should be 32 ect on both 30 and 15 dozen boxes
21.10.A.2B & 1.10.A.2C/referenced last bid:S-184b)Box construction must contain flute size of C Flute with a load rate per case test of 200 pounds.
c)Boxes must be constructed with ECT 32-C grade cardboard with two hinged hand holes.1.30 Dozen Egg Box - The spec on the solicitation calls out both 200 test as well as 32 ECT as a strength requirement in sections 1.10.A.2B & 1.10.A.2C
i.200 test and 32 ECT are not equivalent. 200 test is stronger/more expensive than 32 ECT
ii.200 test may not adequately support 30 dozen eggs
iii.Please advise/confirm board strength is 200 test, 32 ECT, or advise new strengthThe board strength should be 32 ect on both 30 and 15 dozen boxes
31.11.2.B/referenced last bidb)Flats must machine de-nest on DOC equipment as set-up. Denester Model: Stalkat Alpha 70i.Please provide clarity on the following requirement: “Flats must machine de-nest on DOC equipment as set-up.”
1.Does this mean the pads need to be “nicked together” or “perforated”?
2.Is it acceptable to deliver pads “broken apart” into individual pieces?
3.Is it possible to see a photo of the current pad being “ran” through the machine?See new Attachment C. State uses a molded filler flat, not a pad.
4General questionGeneral QuestionIf there is a problem waiting 4 -5 weeks for the first order will they take the boxes I have without the name for first order?Agency prefers only printed Stock to be released by their facility
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