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Questions and Answer Solicitation W15QKN-17-Q-1123

Custodial Services – Reading, PA

Q1.Who is the incumbent contractor?

A1. Associated Services

DAVE NAUER

2 KLOPFER ST

PITTSBURGH PA 15209-2220

Q2.What is the incumbent contract annual value?

A2. This information will not be provided.

Q3.Can you please post a list of site attendees for the Sept 11 & 13, 2017 site visits?

A3. This information will not be provided.

Q4.Can you please provide a building population during non-drill periods?

A4. There approximately 12 full time staff in the Training Center and 8 full time staff in the

AMSA.

Q5.Can you please provide a building population during drill periods?

A5. Anywhere from approximately 50 to 300 soldiers drill on the weekends.

Q6. The solicitation appears to mandate procurement of supplies pursuant FAR 52.208-9. Is the contractor required purchase toilet tissue, paper towels and hand soap via Ability One? And if so, can you please provide contact information from the applicable Ability One supplier?

A6. The contacts are listed in FAR clauses 52.208-9, information can also be found at www.abilityone.gov.

Q7. With regard to paragraph 5.3.1.1, it specifies a requirement to sweep and dust mop “with a disinfectant so as to remove all loose dirt, dust and debris.” Generally, sweeping and dust mopping is a “dry” task while disinfecting involves “wet” tasks. Can you please clarify what is meant by this requirement?

A7. The solicitation is clear on its face.

Q8.With regard to paragraph 5.5.1.2, this provision deals with walk -off mats and falls under “Monthly Services.” This appears to be monthly task that is identical to the weekly task in paragraph 5.3.1.2 Can you please clarify any distinction?

A8. The solicitation is clear on its face.

Q9.With regard to Section 5.5.2 Floor Care, this section specifies the floor care tasks to be performed as Monthly Services. However, these Monthly tasks appear identical to the tasks required as weekly tasks in paragraphs 5.3.1.1 and 5.3.2.1. Can you please clarify any distinction?

A9. The solicitation is clear on its face.

Q10.With regard to paragraph 5.7.1, can you please clarify the extent to which the contractor is responsible for moving furnishings in order to complete floor maintenance tasks? For example, when cleaning carpets and stripping/waxing floors, is the contractor responsible for removing all furnishings from the space before carrying out the work?

A10. The solicitation is clear on its face.

Q11.With regard to Exhibit 2, can you please define what is meant by the terms “Common Areas” and “Common Floors”?

A11. Common areas are the areas other than offices.

Q12.Also, with regard to Exhibit 2, under the Weekly Work Requirements there is a reference to inspection of the task “Damp Mop Restroom Floors” but not to any other weekly damp mopping as is apparently required under paragraph 5.3.2.1. Instead there is a reference to inspecting “Damp Mop Floors – Common Floors” under the Monthly Work Requirements in Exhibit 2. This appears to be inconsistent with both the PWS and the Performance Requirements Summary in Exhibit 1. Can you please clarify?

A12. The Performance Work Statement and Performance Requirements Summary supersedes Exhibit 2 and the Performance Work Statement is clear on its face concerning these tasks.

Q13. What is the current Contract Value including all option years?

A13. Purchase Order Number W911S1-12-P-0393 was awarded for $47,900.00

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