SV0168-25 Paper Questions and Answers.pdf
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- SV0168-25
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation SV0168-25 addressing four specific questions about a paper supply contract. The Q&A clarifies that lines 1-4 are for delivery to Sandstone, Minnesota, while lines 5-31 are for Petersburg, Virginia. The award will be made as soon as possible with immediate start. Pricing is per sheet at 1,000 each, and deliveries will be made on an as-needed basis in quantities ranging from cases to full truckloads.
The associated solicitation provides context that this is a 3-year firm-fixed price IDIQ contract for paper products, set aside 100% for small businesses, with a size standard of 1,250 employees. Offers are due February 7, 2025, by 2pm EST. Sample submissions are required for certain items (PCL, PTX0078, PCO0035, PBD0041) from vendors who haven't supplied to UNICOR Petersburg or Sandstone in the past 12 months. The contract includes a guaranteed minimum order quantity of 1,000 sheets, with no single order exceeding 1,000,000 sheets, and desired delivery within 14 calendar days of order receipt.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| 10 SV0168-25 Current Contract Original Pricing.pdf | ||
| SV0168-25 Paper Full Solicitation 1449 and Text.pdf | ||
| Business Mgmt Quest..doc | DOC document |
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Questions and Answers
1. Which items are for Petersburg, Virginia and which are for Sandstone, Minnesota?
Lines 1-4 are for Sandstone, Minnesota.
Lines 5-31 are for Petersburg, Virginia.
2. When will it be awarded and when will it start?
It will be awarded as soon as possible and start immediately.
3. Are the quantities cases or reams?
Prices are Each sheet, and priced at 1,000 each.
4. Is it an annual delivery or as needed?
Deliveries are on a as-needed basis and can be case(s), pallet(s), or a truckload.
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