This document outlines the Performance Work Statement for laundry services at Naval Hospital Bremerton and Bangor Medical and Dental Clinics. It details specifications for general laundry services, including pickup/delivery schedules, handling procedures for government-owned articles, and requirements for vehicle/equipment used in transport. Invoicing, procedures for lost/damaged laundry, and the use of government-furnished baskets are also addressed. The document emphasizes rigorous processing standards to ensure hygienically clean linen, separate handling of contaminated items, and specific washing instructions for various articles. It also covers delays, contaminated linen protocols, work standards (including HLAC accreditation and TRSA certification), environmental compliance, contractor facility requirements (within a two-hour commute), and the role of the Surveillance Officer. Key references include NAVMED P-5010, TJC, WAC, and CDC guidelines. The document also provides historical data for contract line items for both locations.
The Request for Information (RFI) HT941026RFI0001 seeks information on medical laundry services for Naval Hospital Bremerton and Naval Health Clinic Bangor in Washington State. This RFI is for planning purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or commitment to award a contract. The government intends to use the information to assess acquisition strategies. The contract will cover a 12-month base period and four 12-month option periods for pickup, processing, and delivery of contaminated linens, adhering to healthcare industry standards. A critical requirement is that the contractor's facility must be within a two-hour commuting distance of both government facilities. Interested parties should submit capability statements detailing their services, accreditations (HLAC, TRSA), quality control, facility specifications, transportation capabilities, and regulatory compliance. Responses should also confirm the facility's proximity to the naval health facilities, indicate any proprietary information, and include company details, points of contact, and GSA schedule information if applicable. Responses are limited to 10 pages and should be submitted via email. Adrian Nerida is the primary point of contact for questions.