Questions and Answers for Solicitation W912J624QA001.pdf

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20-Foot Container Rental (29 each)
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This document contains questions and answers related to solicitation W912J624QA001 for the rental of 20-foot shipping containers. The solicitation seeks quotes for the rental of 29 steel shipping containers measuring 20 feet long by 8 feet wide by 8 feet high, to be delivered to three locations in Hawaii from April 1, 2024 to August 31, 2024. Quotes are due by March 12, 2024 and must be submitted electronically to the specified Army National Guard email address. Questions about the solicitation are due by March 8, 2024 and must reference the solicitation number. Pricing should be provided for the full rental period and must include any applicable taxes such as the 4% Hawaii general excise tax. There is no incumbent contractor.

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Questions and Answers for Solicitation W912J624QA001 20-Foot Container Rental (29 each)

1. Will this be a new purchase order? Who was the previous incumbent, If any?

Yes, this will be a new purchase order. There is no previous incumbent.

2. Could you clarify what information is required in "CLIN 002 and Item 002" of the solicitation?

Hawaii does not have a sales tax, there is a 4 percent general excise tax (GET). On top of the state tax rate, there may be one or more local taxes, as well as one or more special district taxes, each of which can range between 0 percent and . 5 percent.

3. On the price sheet your just want the full amount?

Yes, as specified in the solicitation for the entire rental period.

4. what is General Excise Tax?

Hawaii does not have a sales tax, there is a 4 percent general excise tax (GET). On top of the state tax rate, there may be one or more local taxes, as well as one or more special district taxes, each of which can range between 0 percent and . 5 percent.

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