B 08 Clarification Questions.docx

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Bulk Ice Federal contract opportunity
Solicitation number
W912LM-24-Q-0015
Issued by
Department of the Army Minnesota Army National Guard

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This document appears to be a set of clarification questions regarding a solicitation for bulk ice. The key details are:

The solicitation indicates that only 20-pound bags of cubed ice will be acceptable; block, crushed, or shaved ice will not be accepted. The Statement of Work has been updated to reflect this clarification. The solicitation number is W912LM-24-Q-0015, and it is a request for quote for a firm fixed price requirements contract for the delivery of bulk ice to the Minnesota Army and Air National Guard. The estimated quantities range from a minimum order of 5 tons to a maximum order of 40 tons per delivery, though the actual delivered quantities will be determined per order based on the customer's requirements.

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Clarification Questions:

1. Would it be a problem if the bags were 18lbs instead of 20lbs?

a. Yes. Only 20lb bags will be acceptable.

2. The solicitation says the following will night be accepted cubes versus crushed or shaved ice, please advise.

a. Ice to be in the configuration commonly referred to as cubed ice will only be acceptable. Block or crushed or shaved ice will not be acceptable. The Statement of Work has been updated to reflect this clarification.

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