The Department of Veterans Affairs is seeking information from potential vendors regarding the provision of a Temp Trak Service Contract for the El Paso Veterans Affairs Health Care System. This Sources Sought Notice aims to gather market research to assess the availability of qualified businesses. Interested companies must respond by November 14, 2024, with details including company information, capabilities, and interest in the outlined services, limited to a maximum of two pages. Participation is primarily for data collection and planning, with no commitment or contract implications from the Government. It is essential for vendors to be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) and for SDVOSB/VOSB to be verified in the Vendor Information Pages database. Responses should be directed solely to the point of contact, Abduel Sanford, and will not be compensated. This notice sets the groundwork for a potential future acquisition, emphasizing the need for thorough vendor compliance and engagement in the procurement process as part of the Veterans First Contracting Program.
The Statement of Work outlines the requirements for a contractor providing services to the El Paso Veterans Affairs Health Care System. The contractor must supply all necessary personnel, tools, and materials, and must be a Certified TempTrak Service Provider. Services include maintaining the TempTrak system and ensuring compliance with safety regulations, including OSHA standards. The contract may be extended up to five years, with specific hours for operation, primarily during normal office hours, and provisions for after-hour work if needed. The contractor must follow strict guidelines regarding safety, supervision, conduct, and records management, including adherence to privacy and security protocols outlined by the Veterans Health Administration. The document emphasizes the contractor's responsibility for competent personnel, reporting of incidents, and the proper handling of government data and records, confirming that all deliverables remain the property of the U.S. Government. Overall, it serves as a comprehensive guide for fulfilling contract obligations while ensuring the safety and wellbeing of veteran patients at the facility.