Navy BUMED Data Analytic Support 2013-2016

The Department of the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery awarded this Master IDIQ for data analytic support services to BUMED headquarters on September 15, 2013, with ordering closed on September 14, 2016. The vehicle is no longer active — the ordering period expired nine years and ten months ago.

The contract scope centers on systematic examination of operational process efficiencies, population health maintenance strategies, and quality of medical care with respect to resource consumption; analysis of economic factors in healthcare system design; and identification of improvement questions and areas for further investigation. Contractors provided enabling support across data needs identification, data acquisition, and business context education focused on Military Health System central data repositories. One task order included M2 Workshops, reflecting the educational component, but the portfolio is predominantly data analytic services.

The vehicle awarded 12 task orders with combined potential value of $5.9 million, fully obligated. Altarum Institute and Kennell & Associates Inc. dominate: Altarum holds six orders worth $3 million combined, while Kennell & Associates holds five orders worth $2.9 million combined. Deloitte Consulting LLP received one order for $33 thousand. Ordering activity peaked in the final two years: two orders in 2013, two in 2014, four in 2015, and four in 2016. All task orders were unrestricted (no set-aside designation). The sole customer agency was BUMED. Task orders ranged from $31.7 thousand (workshops) to $891.3 thousand, with most multi-year efforts priced on a Cost Plus Fixed Fee basis; smaller engagements used Firm Fixed Price. Work performed at BUMED headquarters level.

This vehicle presents no current pursuit opportunity. The ordering period closed nearly a decade ago, and all potential value has been obligated. BD focus should shift to successor vehicles or current-generation Navy Medicine analytics IDIQs if available.

The Fleet Logistics Center Norfolk, Philadelphia Office, has awarded a Master IDIQ for data analytic support services for the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) at the headquarters level. Services under this vehicle focus on pursuing systematic examination of operational process efficiencies, population health maintenance strategies, and the quality of medical care and event outcomes with respect to near and longer-term resource consumption; analysis and education of economic factors in healthcare system design; identifying questions that can lead to further investigation and system improvements; and aligning analytic efforts with Navy Medicine strategic goals. Contractors under this vehicle provide enabling support services to the efforts identified above, with particular emphasis on assisting in identifying data needs for projects, acquiring data, and assisting in understanding the business context and business processing rules behind the data in the major MHS (Military Health System) central data repositories. Contractors also provide education to analysts across Navy Medicine with respect to helping them identify data needs for projects, acquiring data, and understanding the business context and business processing rules behind the data in the major MHS (Military Health System) central data repositories.