AMENDMENT 1 - Q and A W912LQ23Q0019.docx
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W912LQ-23-Q-0019, Occupational Health Medical Surveillance Services Questions & Answers April 20, 2023 Q.1: The pricing indicates “4. Unit pricing for each of the following items:” I understand everything but the mobilization. Do for mobilization is there is up to 6 trips and each trip would cost $1 the total would be $6. However, the pricing included in the proposal should only be the $1 for the period of performance not the $6 because there is a possibility that we will only perform between 2 and 6 trips.
A.1: The quoted unit price is per mobilization event location. If that event is one location, the task order cost is the unit price times one. If the event has more than one location, the task order cost is the unit price times the number of locations. This covers the mobilization of the truck to each location requested.
Q.2: Do you have historical data on contract utilization and level of effort summary that can be provided?
A.2: In previous years, two task orders have occurred within a 12-month period Q.3: Is travel to a local site for required services acceptable?
A.3: No. Performance Work Statement section 1.4.1 identifies the specific performance locations of individual task orders.
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