24-Q-5076 - Solicitation QA.pdf

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SOLICITATION // Refuse Collection and Recycling Servies - Romney WV (WV038)
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This document is a set of Questions and Answers related to Solicitation W15QKN-24-Q-5076 for Refuse Collection and Recycling Services in Romney, West Virginia.

The solicitation is a small business set-aside for a firm-fixed-price purchase order with a 12-month base period and four 12-month option periods. The requirement is for refuse collection services, including maintaining a clean and pest-free work environment. The solicitation includes details on the current incumbent contractor, container sizes, and service frequencies. It clarifies that there will be no recycling services or 15-yard roll-off containers required, only a single 6-cubic yard refuse container serviced twice monthly. Offerors are encouraged to conduct a site visit and submit questions by the provided deadlines. Proposals are due via email to the specified Contract Specialist and Contracting Officer.

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SOLICITATION QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

W15QKN-24-Q-5076

Refuse– Romney WV (WV038)

10 May 2024

Q1: What was the last awarded amount?

A1: The previous award amount is $28,790.00, awarded to ASI Waste.

Q2: Who is the current incumbent contractor for this project?

A2: The current incumbent is ASI Waste.

Q3: Could you please elaborate on any potential challenges or areas of concern within the scope of this Solicitation?

A3: No, there are zero issues.

Q4: As for the 6 and 8 Yard Containers, should these be serviced one time per week?

A4: The government requires one-6 cubic yard refuse container serviced 2x per month (every other week).

Q5: The map indicates the need for two dumpsters, with one 6 cubic yard dumpster for refuse to be serviced twice a week, and two 15-yard roll-offs—one for metal to be left on-site and the other for wood, which is to be removed after each service. Additionally, there is an "X" on the chart indicating a need for recycling services. Could you please confirm if a 6 cubic yard dumpster for recycling is also required, or if a recycle bin is already present on-site? Furthermore, what will be the frequency of service for recycling? Also, could you please confirm if two 15-yard roll-offs are required for one on-call pick-up a year?

A5: There will be no recycling services and no 15-yard or 30-yard roll off containers. The requirement is only requesting one 6 cubic yard refuse container to be serviced twice monthly every other week. The PWS has been revised to reflect this.

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