The Department of Energy yesterday posted the first set of questions and answers on the recently issued Request for Proposals for low-level waste/mixed low-level waste disposal, clarifying how companies should address pricing information. One firm asked if DOE would allow pricing based on license amendments that have been submitted but not approved, to which DOE responded: “it is the Offerors responsibility to demonstrate they have the applicable licenses, permits and/or authorizations or will have them prior to contract award. If the Offeror can demonstrate that it will have all licenses in place prior to contract award then submission of pricing for applicable CLINs will be permitted.” The full list of Q&As can be found by clicking here.
DOE POSTS FIRST SET OF Q&As ON LLW/MLLW RFP
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