I.B.08. W912LD24Q0004_Amend 0001_Questions and Answers.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W912LD24Q0004
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This document contains questions and answers regarding a solicitation for catered meals in Puerto Rico. The Rhode Island Army National Guard is seeking to award a firm-fixed-price contract to provide breakfast and dinner catering at Camp Santiago Training Site in Puerto Rico from April 26, 2024 to May 10, 2024. Meals should be delivered in full sheet pans with serving utensils for soldiers to serve themselves in the chow hall. Beverages are to be provided in individual cans or bottles and kept cold, while water, tea, and disposable items like utensils and napkins will be the caterer's responsibility. Delivery times must meet the requested schedule for breakfast and dinner.
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NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU
OFFICE OF THE UNITED STATES PROPERTY AND FISCAL OFFICER FOR RHODE ISLAND
2841 SOUTH COUNTY TRAIL
CAMP FOGARTY, BUILDING 235
EAST GREENWICH, RI 02818-1728
Solicitation Number W912LD-24-Q-0004 – Amendment 0001
Meals, Catered in Puerto Rico – 26 April 2024 to 10 May 2024
PLEASE READ THE ALL QUESTIONS BELOW CAREFULLY.
Q1. Are meals to be provided in individual disposable containers? If not please specify.
A1. Meals should be provided in catering style full sheet pans with serving utensils.
Q2. Are drinks (soda/juices) to be provided in individual cans, or bottles? Or Are drinks to be provided in bulk, i.e. 2 liters or 128 ounces, if so, do we need to provide cups?
A2. Sodas and juice will be provided in individual cans or bottles and served cold.
Q3. Will we need to provide ice?
A3. No ice needs to be provided but drinks must be served cold (ie cold drinks stored in a cooler).
Q4. Will we need to provide bottled water? If so specify daily quantity?
A4. Bottled water is not permitted and will not be provided. The quantity of beverages other than bottled water should equate to the number of meals (ie 100 meals = 100 beverages).
Q5. Do we need to provide eating utensils and napkins?
A5. Paper goods, condiments, utensils, delivery, and setup shall be provided by caterer.
Q6. Will we be dropping off food in bulk in a specific location (I.e. kitchen/dining room) or will we be passing out meals individually?
A6. Food will be dropped off in chow hall in full sheet pans with service utensils; soldiers will serve themselves.
Q7. In addition to coffee dispensers do you need hot water and or an assortment of teas?
A7. Coffee for breakfast only. No tea needed or hot water. Contractor will provide cups and condiments for coffee.
Q8. The Caterers of breakfast and Dinner will be individually food plates or trays?
A8. The caterer shall provide food in buffet style: full deep sheet pans with serving utensils, plates, paper goods, condiments, utensils.
Q9. If yes, do trays include food serving services?
A9. No. Soldiers shall serve themselves.
10Q. Caterer of Breakfast and Dinner will be just delivery the food at required time at the facilities?
10A. The caterer shall deliver the food to Camp Santiago chow hall no later than the requested time for both breakfast and dinner. Caterer shall pass off food to Government personnel from caterer truck, and
Government personnel will bring food into the building and set up.
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