Carolina Medical MATO

The Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery established this Master IDIQ on July 30, 2013, to procure labor-category medical services—physicians, advanced practice nurses, nurses, allied health, technologists, technicians, and assistants—at Naval Hospital Beaufort (South Carolina); Naval Health Clinic Cherry Point and Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune (North Carolina); Naval Hospital Charleston (South Carolina); and subordinate branch clinics across the Carolina region. The vehicle's ordering period closed on September 30, 2018, making it inactive for pursuit.

The vehicle carried a combined potential value of $249.8 million, of which $238.1 million (95%) has been obligated across 527 task orders awarded between August 2013 and July 2018. Annual ordering peaked in 2014–2016 at roughly 105–109 orders per year, then declined to 92 orders in 2017 and only 14 in 2018, reflecting the approaching ordering deadline. Task orders are firm-fixed-price delivery orders with individual ceilings ranging from under $5,000 to roughly $1.3 million, with typical durations through July 31, 2018.

Five primes dominate the award portfolio: International Healthcare Staffing Alliance holds $83.6 million across 158 orders; The Arora Group holds $72.6 million across 174 orders; Donald L. Mooney Enterprises holds $49.1 million across 84 orders; Federal Staffing Resources holds $22.2 million across 68 orders; and Aliron International holds $14.5 million across 26 orders. These five firms represent 97% of all task orders by count and combined potential value. Roughly 57% of orders (300) carried small-business set-asides; the remainder (227 orders, 43%) were unrestricted. The Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery placed 525 of 527 orders, representing 99.6% of vehicle activity; two orders went to the Navy and Navy ROTC.

Task orders span clinical and support labor across the hospital system: physicians (family practice, emergency medicine, psychiatry, pediatrics, orthopedic surgery), nurses (RN, LPN, CRNA, nurse practitioner), therapists (physical, occupational), technicians and technologists (ultrasound, lab, pharmacy, cardiovascular), and specialized roles (psychologist, clinical social worker, substance abuse counselor, audiology technician, health educator). Performance occurs at Navy medical facilities in coastal North Carolina and South Carolina.

Medical services that include the labor categories of Physician, Allied Health, Advanced Practice Nurse, Nursing, Technologist, Technician, and Assistant at Naval Hospital Beaufort, South Carolina; Naval Health Clinic, Cherry Point, North Carolina; Naval Hospital, Charleston, South Carolina; Naval Hospital Camp Lejeune, North Carolina; and all surrounding branch clinics in the Carolina region of the United States.