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Food For Progress

Ifb# 21-012p Senegal Award june 15, 2022 freight Award Notice: Cpi, M-d Food For Education, Senegal (07/15/22). bka Logistics Llc, As Agents For And On Behalf Of Counterpart International (cpi), Announces Booking Results For Mcgovern-dole Food For Education Parcels Tendered June 3, 2022, Under Usda Ifb Number 21-012p (inv 062a): contract Date: July 11, 2022 (for All Parcels Below). carrier: Maersk Line Limited (for All Parcels Below). Cargoes/vsl/flag/rates: bka No: F22-0048 ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-1 usda Po No: 4210006105-1-1 cargo: 410 Nmt commodity: Milled Rice (fortified) – 50k Bags origin/load: Bhou (supreme Rice) – B/n Terms 1(c) discharge: Dakar, Senegal avail: Supplier Ship Net 08/01/22 – Nlt 08/15/22 booking No: Ads209277 vessel/flag: Maersk Pittsburgh V.235e (usa Flag – P1 Service) rate: Usd 292.00/gmt (of $230, Di $33, Fum $9, Other $20) All-in bka No: F22-0049 ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-4 cargo: 30 Nmt commodity: Vegetable Oil - 6/4l Can (non-palletized) origin/load: Rhou (stratas) – B/n Terms 1(b) discharge: Dakar, Senegal avail: Supplier Ship Net 08/01/22 – Nlt 08/15/22 booking No: Ads209278 vessel/flag: Maersk Chicago V.233e (usa Flag – P1 Service) rate: Usd 274.00/gmt (of $235, Di $19, Other $20) All-in bka No: F22-0050 ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-4 cargo: 50 Nmt commodity: Vegetable Oil - 6/4l Can (non-palletized) origin/load: Rhou (stratas) – B/n Terms 1(b) discharge: Dakar, Senegal avail: Supplier Ship Net 08/01/22 – Nlt 08/15/22 booking No: Ads209279 vessel/flag: Msc Candice V.229e (panama Flag – P3 Service) rate: Usd 194.00/gmt (of $155, Di $19, Other $20) All-in bka No: F22-0051 ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-2 cargo: 230 Nmt commodity: Lentils – 50k Bags origin/load: Bhou (m Group/columbia Grain) – B/n Terms 1(c) discharge: Dakar, Senegal avail: Supplier Ship Net 07/16/22 – Nlt 08/06/22 booking No: Ads209280 vessel/flag: Northern Magnum V.231e (portugal Flag – P3 Service) rate: Usd 212.00/gmt (of $150, Di $33, Fum $9, Other $20) All-in bka No: F22-0052 ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-3 cargo: 150 Nmt commodity: Green Split Peas – 50k Bags origin/load: Bchi (costa Brava/agt Foods) – B/n Terms 1(c) discharge: Dakar, Senegal avail: Supplier Ship Net 07/16/22 – Nlt 08/06/22 booking No: Ads209281 vessel/flag: Msc Agadir V.233e (hong Kong Flag – P3 Service) rate: Usd 243.00/gmt (of $150, Di $64, Fum $9, Other $20) All-in for Further Information Regarding This Specific Freight Award Notice, Contact: bka Logistics Llc Washington D.c. At Phone 202-331-7395, telefax 202-331-7735, E-mail: Mark.millard@bkalogistics.net. ifb# 21-012p Senegal Tender june 3, 2022 freight Tender: Counterpart International, Food For Education, Senegal 06/03/22. freight Invitation No.: 2000008584. commodity Invitation No: 2000008583. bka Logistics Llc, As Agents For And On Behalf Of Counterpart International (cpi), Requests Firm U.s. And Non-u.s. Flag Liner Offers For Carriage Of The Following Mcgovern Dole Food For Education Program Cargoes, Under Inv-062a: ifb Number: 21-012p. so# 5000790341. ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-1 cargo: Up To 410 Nmt commodity: Milled Rice (fortified) – 50k Bags loading: See Special Note “b” Below disport: Dakar, Senegal (see Note 4) avail: See Special Note “c” Below ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-2 cargo: Up To 230 Nmt commodity: Lentils – 50k Bags loading: See Special Note “b” Below disport: Dakar, Senegal (see Note 4) avail: See Special Note “c” Below ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-3 cargo: Up To 150 Nmt commodity: Green Split Peas – 50k Bags loading: See Special Note “b” Below disport: Dakar, Senegal (see Note 4) avail: See Special Note “c” Below ref No: Cpi-senegal-062a-4 cargo: Up To 100 Nmt commodity: Vegetable Oil - 6/4l Can (non-palletized) loading: See Special Note “b” Below disport: Dakar, Senegal (see Note 4) avail: See Special Note “c” Below on The Above: terms: Full Berth Terms, All Inclusive. No Demurrage / No despatch/ No Detention On Vessels/containers/trailers Bends. special Note “a”: submission Of Freight Offers: to Determine Lowest Landed Cost, All Carriers Are Required To Submit Offers Electronically For The Cargoes Advertised By This Rfp Via The U.s. Department Of Agriculture (usda) Web Based Supply Chain Management (wbscm) System For The Solicitation Number(s) Referenced Above. All Offers Are Subject To All Requirements Of Wbscm And Of The Afore-mentioned Solicitation(s), Including The Deadline(s) For Submission Of Bids Therein. freight Offers Are Due No Later Than 1000 Hrs Cdt (1100 Hrs Edt) On June 10, 2022. the Web Based Supply Chain Management System Can Be Accessed Through The Following Website: http://www.usda.gov/wps/portal/usda/usdahome?navid=wbscm(link Is External) carriers Must Be Assigned A Usda Eauthentication Logon Id And Password To Access The Wbscm System. Contact The Wbscm Help Desk For Information Regarding Logon Ids, Passwords, And Wbscm System Questions Or Concerns: telephone: (877) 927-2648 e-mail: Wbscm.servicedesk@caci.com special Note “b”: carriers Are Encouraged To Offer On Any/all “fas Points” And “bridge Points” As Listed On The Usda Documents “approved Ports/terminals” And Form Kc-362 And All “intermodal Plant Points” As Listed On Form Kc-362. special Note “c”: availability/at Port Date For Commodity Deliveries F.a.s. Vessel For this Commodity Invitation Is 09/05/22. The Potential Shipping Periods For Bids At The Plant Or Bridgepoint Locations Can Be Found In The Commodity Solicitation. The Availability/at Port And Shipping Periods Are The Contractual Requirement Of The Supplier(s), Successful Ocean Carrier(s) Are Encouraged To Coordinate With Supplier(s) To Ensure A Smooth Loading And/or Transfer Operation. special Note "d": in Awarding Cargo Under This Freight Invitation, Usda Will Consider Factors Including The Lowest Landed Cost, And The Impact Of Any Potential Award On The Agency’s Ability To Satisfy The Requirements Of Statutes And Regulations Including The Cargo Preference Act. there Have Been Significant Changes To The Cargo Preference Legislation. Offerors Are Encouraged To Review The Fas Notice On The Same, Available At: Http://www.fas.usda.gov/excredits/ifb/default.htm. special Note “e”: the Carrier Is Responsible To Coordinate With Intertek, The Loading Of The Cargo, In Order For The “vessel Loading Observation” (vlo) Certificate To Be Issued. special Note “f”: the Following Sentence Is Hereby Stricken From The U.s. Food Aid Booking Note Part Ii, Section 1.(c), Intermodal Bridge: “if Trucks Are To Be Used To Transport The Cargo To The Bridge Point, Then The Freight Tender Must Provide This Information.” special Requirements: dispute Resolution – Arbitration. lda – Yes, At Usd 1.00/mt/day Or Pro-rata, Per B/n Clause 15. dda – No. fumigation – Yes, On All Bagged Commodities, In Accordance With Usda Regulations, At Carrier’s Time/risk/expense. note 1: Containerization Required. Containers To Be Loaded By Carrier At Carrier’s Time, Risk, And Expense. No Minimum Container Load Requirements Will Be Accepted. fully Enclosed Standard Marine Containers Are Required And Cargoes Are To Be Containerized At The Port/point Of Origin And Remain In The Same Sealed Containers Through The Final Contracted Delivery Point. note 2: Carrier Must Certify That Each Container Utilized To Load Cpi Cargo Is: (a) In Wind And Watertight Condition; (b) Not More Than Ten (10) Years Old; And, (c) Not A Salvaged Container Or Mustered Out From Regular Service. As A Condition Of Payment, Carrier Must Provide Bka A Fgis Survey Report Attesting To The Satisfactory Condition Of Containers. Survey Is To Be Performed Prior To Loading Cpi Cargoes. note 3: Freight Payment Shall Be Processed Through The Wbscm System And Paid By Usda. 100% Freight Due Upon Completion Of Delivery At Port Dakar. note 4: Delivery Terms: discharge/delivery Terms 2(a)(i) – Containers Are To Be Discharged And Moved To A Shed Designated By The Port Or The Carrier’s Container Freight Station (cfs), Where The Carrier Is Responsible To Devan The Cargo And To Deliver To The Receivers, Loaded/stacked On Receiver’s Conveyances. the Consignee/receiver Requires A Fifteen (15) Calendar Day Free Time Period For All Containerized Commodities Allowing For Completion Of Customs Formalities. The 15 Days Free Time Applies From The Completion Of Discharge Of All The Commodities From The Vessel At Dakar. The Free Time Period Applies To The Carrier’s Containers/equipment And The Carrier’s/port’s Container Yards, Terminals, Warehouses And Freight Stations. The Carrier Is Responsible For All Handling Costs, Storage Fees, And All Other Port/terminal/yard/warehouse/cfs Fees Applicable During This Free Time Period. After Customs Release Is Granted, Any Costs Incurred Due To The Carrier’s Delay Devanning The Cargo And Delivering To The Receivers, Will Be Solely For The Carrier’s Account. container Deposits Are Not Applicable. note 5: Cargo To Be Unloaded And Delivered To Consignee During Normal Port Working Hours. No Night Offloading Unless Agreed Upon With The Consignee. note 6: The Carrier Is Responsible For Cargo Security And Integrity While In The Carrier’s Care And Custody. All Necessary Security Measures Must Be Taken To Ensure Safe Arrival & Storage At Dakar, Senegal And Secure Transloading Operations From Containers To Receiver’s Trucks. Any Cargoes Found To Be Infested While In The Carrier’s Care And Custody Must Be Fumigated At Carrier’s Time, Risk, And Expense. No Free Time Used During The Re-fumigation Process! note 7: Electronic Cargo Tracking Note (ectn) For Carrier’s Time And Expense. Bka Will Help Coordinate With The Ocean Carrier To Obtain The Ectn Certificates. The Ectn Number To Appear On The Ocean Bill Of Lading. note 8: Carriers Must Not Comingle Other Shipper’s Commodities Or Different Commodities In The Same Container. note 9: Certain Commodities Covered By This Rfp Must Be Inspected By Aphis/ppq Or Other Such Authorities Prior To Loading So That A Phytosanitary Certificate Can Be Issued. Such Inspection Must Take Place Not More Than Thirty Days Prior To The Cargo Being Loaded Aboard The Vessel At The Port Of Export. Carriers Intending To Load These Cargoes Into Containers, Lash Barges, Or Otherwise Unitize Cargoes In A Way That Will Prohibit Or Restrict Inspections Without Sustaining Additional Costs Will Be Required To Bear All Such Additional Expenses If This Is Done Before Inspections Are Effected Or If Cargoes Are Not Loaded On-board A Vessel Within The Thirty Day Period Following Inspection. note 10: Offers Must Be For Named Vessel(s) And Include Reasonable And Acceptable Loading Schedules And Transit Times In Order To Be considered Responsive. Offers For Carriage Via Vessels Not In A Regularly Scheduled Liner Service Must Provide Vessel's Itinerary And Current Position. Additionally, Such Offers Should Include Full Particulars On Vessel Owner's Company Including Officers, Address And Bank Reference. note 11: Transatlantic Barge Clause: towed Barges Will Be Considered In The Transatlantic Trade Provided All Cargo Is Containerized And Stowed Under Deck. No Other Stowage Arrangement Will Be Considered Unless The Carrier Has Received Written Notification From The Shipper(s) And Usda Providing Approval For A Specific Vessel Prior To That Vessel Participating In Any Transatlantic Food Aid Shipments. note 12: All Vessel Substitution Requests Must Be Reviewed By Usda. The Proposed Substitute Vessel Should Be Of The Same Type As The Originally Awarded Vessel. This Applies To Both U.s. And Foreign Flag Vessel Substitutions. The Proposed Substitute Vessel Must Also Appear On The Applicable Maritime Administration U.s. Or Foreign Flag Vessel List Which Can Be Accessed Using The Following Url: http://www.marad.dot.gov/ships_shipping_landing_page/cargo_preference/cargo_humanitarian_assistance/cargo_human_assistance_reports/humanitarian_food_aid_reports.htm(link Is External) - Container Demurrage/detention Shall Be In Accordance With The Carrier Container Demurrage/detention Rates, But Shall Not Exceed Usd 10.00 Per Container Per Day, Or As Per Carrier Tariff Rate, Whichever Is Lowest Cost Per Day/per Container. - Ocean Carrier Shall Release Clean Original Ocean Bills Of Lading Promptly Upon Completion Of Loading. Claused Bills Of Lading Are Not Acceptable. Bills Of Lading Must Not Contain Any Clause Such As "said To Contain", "shippers’ Load And Count" Or Words Of Similar Effect. - Commodity, Loadport, And Intermodal Point Abbreviations As Per Usda Form Kc-362. Delivery Terms Per Usda Notice To The Trade Of April 5, 1995. For Any Commodities Allocated Basis Intermodal Supplier’s Plant, Vessel Owners Must Comply With Supplier’s Load And Capacity Capabilities. If The Vessel Fails To C0mply With Supplier’s Load Capabilities, Any Costs Incurred By Ccc Including But Not Limited To Carrying Charges, Liquidated Damages, Storage, Will Be For The Vessel’s Account. If Containers/railcars/trucks Are Placed At The Supplier’s Plant, Carrier Must Ensure That Containers/railcars/trucks Are Placed At The Plant By The Commencement Of The Supplier’s Shipping Period And Supply Containers/railcars/trucks On A Continuous Basis Until The Supplier Fulfills His Contract Quantity. Owners Are Responsible To Offer Only For Vendors Who Match Owners’ Capabilities. Owners Are Encouraged To Refer To Kc-362 For The List Of Plant Locations And Capabilities. If Supplier Fails To Provide Commodity For Loading During The Specified Shipping Period (or Beyond Allowable Free Time) Demurrage, If Any, Will Be For Account Of Supplier. - Carriers Shall Include All Actual And Anticipated War Risk Insurance Premiums In Their Offered Rates. Owner Bears The Risk Of Any Increase In War Risk Insurance Premiums. - As Applicable, The All Inclusive Rate Submitted Must Breakout The Following Components: Ocean Freight, Inland Transportation (domestic And Foreign), Fumigation, Container Protocol (if Applicable), Stripping/stacking Charges At Final Destination (if Applicable). Carriers Who Do Not Submit All Inclusive Rates As Outlined Above Will Be Considered Non Responsive. - Only Firm Offers Received Prior To Tender Closing Time Will Be Accepted Or Considered. - Fixtures Resulting From This Tender Are Subject To Approval By Cpi And Usda. - Offers Must Be Identified By Tender/ifb Number And Any Future Communication Should Also Identify Same By Tender Or Contract Number. - Offers From Nvocc's Will Be Considered As Non-responsive. - Offers Must Include: Vessel Name / Type / Flag / Year Built. Eta At Load, Disport, And Final Destination. Full Style Of Carrier Offering, Address, Telephone, Telex, And/or Telefax Numbers, As Well As The Names And Titles Of The Corporate Officers With Direct Responsibility For The Offer And Applicable Corporate Duns Number. Whether Service Is Direct Or Transshipped, Container Or Breakbulk. Whether Service Offered Is Liner Or Charter. Statement That Carrier Is A Vocc. Ocean Freight Rate To Be In U.s. Dollars And Must Be All Inclusive Repeat All Inclusive. - Cpi & Usda Reserve The Right To Accept Without Discussion, Reject, Or Negotiate Proposals, Including Awarding Individual Lots Whenever Ifb Contains More Than One Lot Of Cargo. - Except To The Extent As Provided Above, All Awards Under This Rfp Will Be Subject To The Terms And Conditions Of The U.s. Food Aid Booking Note Dated November 1, 2004 Which Is Fully Incorporated Herein. - The International Maritime Organization (imo) Amended The Safety Of Life At Sea Convention (solas) To Require, As A Condition For Loading A Packed Container Onto A Ship For Export, That The Container Has A Verified Gross Weight, Called The Verified Gross Mass (vgm). This Global Requirement Is Effective On July 1, 2016. After This Date, It Will Be A Violation Of Solas To Load A Packed Container Onto A Vessel If The Vessel Operator And Marine Terminal Operator Do Not Have A Vgm For Each Container. Ocean Carriers Offering Container Service, Whether Containerized For Carrier Convenience Or Containerizing To Fulfill Tender Requirements, Are Responsible To Engage In A Weighing Service, At The Carrier’s Time/risk/expense, To Determine The Vgm. It Is The Ocean Carrier's Responsibility To Enter The Vgm Into Their System And Provide The Vgm To The Marine Terminal Operator, Within All Vgm Deadlines. Any Costs Incurred Due To Late Or Inaccurate Vgm Submission, Are For The Ocean Carrier’s Account. - Commission: 1.67% On Gross Freight / Dead-freight Is Payable To Charterer's Agent / Freight Forwarder, Bka Logistics Llc. for Further Information Regarding This Specific Tender Contact: bka Logistics Llc Washington D.c. At Phone 202-331-7395, telefax 202-331-7735, E-mail: Mark.millard@bkalogistics.net Or manisha@bkalogistics.net

Food For Progress

Food For Progress

Food For Progress