The Department of Labor District Office Medical Services IDIQ (IDIQ-DOL-MED) is a specialized contract vehicle focused on providing medical evaluation and second opinion services for the Department of Labor's district offices in Kansas City and Washington DC. This master IDIQ establishes a framework for procuring targeted medical assessment services to support the agency's administrative and potentially workers' compensation needs. The contract vehicle was originally awarded on July 1, 2012, with a final ordering period extending to July 4, 2013, indicating a relatively short-term strategic procurement approach for medical consultation services.
Task orders under this vehicle would likely involve individual medical experts or medical practices providing comprehensive second opinion evaluations, potentially supporting disability determinations, workers' compensation claims, or administrative medical assessments for Department of Labor personnel. While specific task order details are not provided, typical medical service task orders in federal contracting often range between $5,000 to $50,000 and might have durations of 30 to 180 days. The geographically specific nature of this contract (Kansas City and Washington DC) suggests a localized approach to medical service procurement, potentially leveraging regional medical professionals who can provide timely and contextually relevant medical evaluations for the Department of Labor's administrative requirements.