Six (6) Medical Support Staff (PRC), Santa Fe Indian Health Center
ID: 75H70725R00007Type: Combined Synopsis/Solicitation
Overview

Buyer

HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES, DEPARTMENT OFINDIAN HEALTH SERVICEALBUQUERQUE AREA INDIAN HEALTH SVCALBUQUERQUE, NM, 87110, USA

NAICS

Temporary Help Services (561320)

PSC

CLERICAL MEDICAL SUPPORT (Q802)

Set Aside

Buy Indian Set-Aside (specific to Department of Health and Human Services, Indian Health Services) (BICiv)

Original Source

https://sam.gov/opp/90c5dba512564e37a70d5481b9fc2c09/view
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    Description

    The Indian Health Service (IHS), Albuquerque Area Office, is seeking proposals for six Medical Support Staff to be assigned to the Santa Fe Indian Health Center in New Mexico under solicitation number 75H70725R00007. The selected staff will provide essential clerical and patient support services, including eligibility determination and health record processing, to enhance the efficiency of the Purchase Referred Care program. This procurement is governed by the Buy Indian Act, promoting participation from Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises, and will be structured as a Firm-Fixed-Price contract with a base year and four optional renewal periods. Interested offerors must submit their proposals by January 29, 2025, by 12:30 p.m. (MST), and can direct inquiries to Patricia P. Trujillo at patricia.trujillo@ihs.gov or by phone at 505-256-6754.

    Point(s) of Contact
    Patricia P Trujillo
    (505) 256-6754
    (505) 256-6848
    patricia.trujillo@ihs.gov
    ERIC WRIGHT
    (505) 256-6752
    ERIC.WRIGHT@IHS.GOV
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    5 - OF-306 Child Care Form Addendum to Declaration for Federal Employment.pdf
    The document is an addendum to the Declaration for Federal Employment (OF 306), specifically addressing Indian Health Service positions related to child care and Indian child care worker roles. It outlines applicant screening requirements mandated by federal law to ensure the safety of children under the age of 18. Key provisions include the necessity for applicants to disclose any arrests or charges related to crimes against children, as per the Crime Control Act of 1990, and to undergo a thorough criminal history background check. The Indian Child Protection and Family Violence Prevention Act further stipulates that individuals with regular contact with Indian children must meet specific character standards, confirmed through background checks. The document includes two critical yes/no questions regarding the applicant's criminal history related to children and other violent crimes, requiring detailed explanations for any affirmative responses. It emphasizes the serious legal implications of providing inaccurate information. Overall, this addendum serves to enhance the safety protocols within child care services in the Indian Health Service by mandating rigorous background checks and criminal history disclosures for applicants, ensuring compliance with federal safety regulations.
    IHS IEE Representation Form_Jan 2022_508 Compliant.pdf
    The document outlines the requirements under the Buy Indian Act for entities wishing to respond to federal solicitations as "Indian Economic Enterprises." It mandates that offerors self-certify their status as such at various stages: when submitting an offer, at contract award, and throughout contract performance. Offerors must provide immediate notification to the Contracting Officer if they no longer meet eligibility criteria. Additionally, successful applicants must be registered in the System of Award Management (SAM). Any misrepresentation during this process is considered a legal violation and may lead to criminal penalties. The form requires the acknowledgment of ownership (51% or more) by an Indian entity and includes spaces for necessary details like the owner’s name, signature, and DUNS number. This process is integral for maintaining compliance and promoting economic opportunities for Indian-owned businesses within federal contracting through strict adherence to eligibility criteria and self-reporting obligations.
    Past Performance Survey Form.pdf
    The document is a Past Performance Survey from the Indian Health Service under the Department of Health and Human Services. It is designed to gather evaluation data on contractors regarding their historical performance on government contracts. The survey includes sections for client information, specific performance descriptions, and a detailed rating system that assesses quality of service, cost control, timeliness of performance, business relations, and customer satisfaction. Each category requires ratings from excellent to unacceptable based on objective performance indicators. The survey aims to compile a comprehensive evaluation of a contractor's capability to fulfill contract requirements, including aspects like compliance, report accuracy, personnel effectiveness, cost efficiency, and customer relations. This information is critical for making informed decisions on contractor selection in future government RFPs and grants, ensuring that only contractors with proven track records and reliable performance are chosen for projects. The structured approach emphasizes the importance of past performance in assessing the qualifications of potential contractors for government contracts.
    SF-1449 Solicitation - 75H70725R00007 - Six Medical Support Staff SFIHC.pdf
    The Indian Health Service (IHS), Albuquerque Area Office, is seeking proposals for six Medical Support Staff to be assigned to the Santa Fe Indian Health Center in New Mexico under solicitation number 75H70725R00007. This procurement is mandated by the Buy Indian Act, promoting participation from Indian Small Business Economic Enterprises that qualify as small businesses. The contract will be structured as a Firm-Fixed-Price (FFP) model with a base year and four optional renewal periods, emphasizing non-personal services that do not fall under typical government-employer relationships. The selected staff will assist with patient eligibility determination, health record processing, and clerical support, among other responsibilities. They will work five days per week, 40 hours total, under direct oversight of the IHS personnel. The selection process includes rigorous background checks, security clearances, and compliance with health standards. The overarching goal is to enhance patient support and efficacy in the Purchase Referred Care program, adhering strictly to federal guidelines throughout the contract term. This initiative reflects the IHS's commitment to improving health services for the communities it serves while ensuring regulatory compliance and fostering economic development within Indian businesses.
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