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NOTICE TO THE TRADE

Expansion of Terminal Designations Within The Port of Houston, Texas


ATTENTION: OCEAN CARRIERS, COOPERATING SPONSORS, AND FREIGHT FORWARDERS PARTICIPATING IN USAID TITLE II PROGRAM

EXPANSION OF TERMINAL DESIGNATIONS WITHIN THE PORT OF HOUSTON, TEXAS

EFFECTIVE JANUARY 23, 2008

USDA, Farm Service Agency, Commodity Operations, Kansas City Commodity Office Notice will Expand the Delivery/Bid Points in the Port of Houston, Texas

Effective with International Procurement Division's Invitation for Bid (IFB) 028, which will be issued January 23, 2008, the Notice to the Trade EOD-150 (Pilot Program for Load Port Surveys and Processed Commodity Bidding Basis Houston, Texas) is cancelled. USAID Notice to the Trade dated April 5, 2006 "F.A.S. Allocated Commodities at Houston and Jacinto" is also rescinded. This means that beginning with Inv. 028, Houston will no longer be available as an approved delivery point. Offerors must select terminals within the Port of Houston as indicated below.

PLEASE NOTE THAT COMMODITY SUPPLIERS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR UNLOADING RAIL CARS AND STEAMSHIP LINES SHOULD NOT/NOT INCLUDE THE COST OF UNLOADING RAIL CARS IN THEIR FREIGHT PROPOSALS.

Port Location Terminal Operator Terminal Delivery/Bid Point Code
Turning Basin Terminals Richardson Shed 11 HRIC
Cooper/T Smith Stevedoring Sheds 18/19/24 HCTS
J.J. Flanagan Shed 21 HJJF
Commodity Solutions Sheds 22/25A HCSI
Ports America Sheds 25/27/28W HPOA
Shippers Stevedoring Sheds 28E/30/31 HSHI
Empire Stevedores Shed 46 (Southside) HEPS
Care Terminal Coastal Cargo of Texas JP4 HCRT
Jacintoport Jacintoport International Main Warehouse/ JACI
Barbour's Cut Container Terminals Shippers Stevedores Warehouse 2 East HBCS
Cooper/T Smith Stevedoring (AP Moeller) (Transloading) CFS Station North HBCC

· Contact information for the above is available on the Approved Ports/Terminals list at:

http://www.fsa.usda.gov/Internet/FSA_File/apprvdportfacilities.pdf

The following f.a.s. vessel definition within the Master Solicitation for Commodity Procurements will apply to theses locations:

"F.a.s. vessel" means free of expense to the Government delivered alongside the ocean vessel and within reach of its loading tackle at the specified port of shipment, or to the USDA approved warehouse/berth/terminal transload facility as designated by the ocean carrier.

Freight Bids under IFB 028 are due January 31, 2008. In order for freight bids on commodities destined for Houston delivery points to be considered, ocean carriers must use the delivery/bid point codes listed in the table above. A complete list of delivery/bid point codes, including the new Houston delivery/bid point codes, is available at:

http://www.fsa.usda.gov/FSA/webapp?area=home&subject=coop&topic=pas-ex-ap

Questions regarding expanded delivery/bid points within the Port of Houston should be directed to Ken Martin, Chief, Procurement Support Branch, International Procurement Division, Kansas City Commodity Office at (816) 926-6552 or Kenneth.martin@kcc.usda.gov.

 

 

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