Statement of Work - OMSP 2025.pdf
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This Statement of Work (SOW) details non-personal medical surveillance services for the USDA Agricultural Research Service (ARS) at the Mississippi State Location, mandated by OSHA. The program is designed to identify employee exposure to potentially harmful agents, provide early detection of adverse health effects, and make medical recommendations regarding worker placement, accommodation, exposure controls, and medical treatment.
Specific medical services and equipment include comprehensive blood assays such as CMP, lipid panel, RBC cholinesterase, PSA, CBC, urinalysis, chest x-rays, audiometry, and pulmonary function spirometry. These evaluations will be conducted by medical professionals for federal employees at the USDA ARS location, with the primary goal of monitoring and maintaining worker health in potentially hazardous work environments.
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STATEMENT OF WORK
Non-personal services for the ARS Occupational Medical Surveillance Program (OMSP), mandated by OSHA, designed to identify exposure to potentially harmful agents and aid in the early detection of adverse health eƯects in relation to their work and making medical recommendations regarding worker placement, accommodation, exposure controls and medical treatment and advice for any federal employee working at the USDA ARS Mississippi State Location. Services and equipment to provide blood assays such as CMP, lipid, RBC cholinesterase, PSA, CBC, urinalysis, chest x-rays, audiometry, pulmonary function spirometry and other medical evaluations as requested from evaluating medical professional.
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