Request For Proposal Construction Of 10 Real Time...

Request for Proposal (RFP) REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Request For Proposal: Construction of 10 Real Time Analysis Platform Vehicles [RFP ID #PCD001RTAP10] Issued: [November 27th 2016] Submission deadline: [1159MST/December 15th 2016] Bidders Meeting: [0900MST/December 20th 2016] Deadline for final submission of questions: [December 30th 2016] Questions can be submitted prior to the Bidders Meeting on [December 17th 2016]; however, no answers will be provided and/or circulated prior to that date. ALL QUESTIONS PERTAINING TO THIS RFP MUST BE SUBMITTED BY [December 20th 2016] No interpretation of the meaning of the Bid Documents (drawings, specifications, et. al.) will be made to any bidder. Questions may be submitted, in email form, to: POC: Dahmari Codrington Sr. (Project Manager) Email: dahmari.codrington.civ@mail.mil Questions will be answered by the appropriate individuals and answered within 2 business days via email with a return reply acknowledging receipt of the email requested. 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