Questions and Answers for AGWASH Solicitation.pdf
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- W911S2-24-U-6014
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to the AGWASH Solicitation (Solicitation Number: W911S2-24-U-6014) for an Equipment Sanitation Service requirement at Fort Drum.
The key details are:
- This is an existing contract, not a new requirement.
- The contractor shall disinfect 11 Prepacked Containers and 96 vehicles of varying sizes using a 2% Virkon-S concentrate, per the Performance Work Statement (PWS).
- Relevant PWS details are provided in response to questions about container decontamination, wash rack areas, and available equipment.
- Quotes are due by 4:00pm EST on 19AUG2024, per the Solicitation.
- The contracting agency is the Department of the Army Materiel Command Mission and Installation Contracting Command (MICC) at Fort Drum.
- No information is provided about the estimated cost for this service.
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Questions and Answers for AGWASH Solicitation
1. We would like to know if this is a new contract OR if there is (was) an incumbent performing these services?
a. Reference PWS Part 1.1.1.
2. will the vehicles exterior need decontaminating?
a. Reference PWS Part 5.1.
3. Will the containers be emptied?
a. Reference PWS Part 5.2.1.
4. What is the approximately size of the containers to be decontaminated?
5. What is the estimated cost for this service?
a. No response.
6. How many wash rack areas will be available for the task?
a. Reference PWS Part 3.5.
7. What type of equipment will be available at the wash rack area, for example, filtration systems for hazardous material, water recycle systems etc.?
a. Reference PWS Parts 3.5 and 5.6.
8. When are quotes due?
a. Reference W911S2214U6014 (AGWASH)-CSS Section 4.
9. What is the approximate size of the containers to be decontaminated?
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