QnA for 2nd Sol 25Q000063.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 75H71025Q000063
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation number 75H71025Q000063, containing 15 questions and responses about a medical provider contract opportunity.
The contract seeks medical providers for either outpatient-only services or a combination of inpatient and outpatient services, with the determination based on contractor qualifications and recent inpatient experience. There is no incumbent contractor, and family medicine doctors are not acceptable. Outpatient-only providers work Monday through Friday in 8-hour shifts, while mixed inpatient/outpatient providers typically work four 10-hour days per week with occasional weekend 12-hour shifts. Patient volumes average 10-16 per day in clinic settings and 5-10 inpatients plus 1-2 admissions per day for hospital work.
On-call and weekend requirements apply only to providers performing inpatient services, with occasional night calls requested no more than once every two weeks, requiring the provider to remain in the hospital during call nights. For inpatient providers, the ability to perform paracentesis and central lines is preferred. The contract may accommodate multiple providers rotating on the same award depending on availability, as has been done successfully previously. Inpatient capability is preferred but not mandatory, and the facility will accept providers interested only in outpatient coverage.
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| File | Type | Posted |
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| Pricing Schedule.xlsx | XLSX spreadsheet | |
| 75H71025Q00063 PWS IEE Clauses.pdf |
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Q&A for Sol#: 75H71025Q000063
1. Is there an incumbent contractor on this contract?
a. No
2. Will you accept family medicine docs?
a. No
3. Are shifts 12 hrs or 8 hrs per day? 7a-7p or 8a-4:30p? Depends on whether it is outpatient only or mix, as detailed in PWS.
a. Outpatient only works M-F 8 hours shifts; inpatient/outpatient mixed provider typically work 4 days a week 10 hour shifts, including occasional weekend 12 hour shifts as needed.
4. Will this be in a clinic or inpatient?
a. Depends on contractor qualifications. whether they do clinic only, or mix of clinic and inpatient.
5. How many patients are seen per day in clinic or hospital?
a. average 10-16 patients per day in clinic; 5-10 inpatients per day +1-2 admissions.
6. Is there an on-call or weekend requirement?
a. only if they opt for inpatient too
7. Is it IP or OP or will it be a mixture of the two?
a. Either mixture of the two, or outpatient only
8. What is the call rotation/expected call hours?
a. Occasional night call may be requested, no more than one night every 2 weeks.
9. How often can they expect to be called in?
a. expected to spend the call night within the hospital.
10. 5.2.1a states a contractor may be selected for “outpatient only” or “inpatient and outpatient”, who will make that determination on whether they will be required to perform inpatient roles?
a. Depends on contractor qualifications, if they have recent inpatient experience. If not recent inpatient experience they would be asked to do outpatient only.
11. Will the facility accept providers who are only interested in either inpatient or outpatient coverage (not both)?
a. Yes to outpatient only.
12. What hospital procedures are expected in this role?
a. For inpatient providers, the ability to perform paracentesis and central lines is preferred
13. Are there any incumbents currently in this role at the facility?
a. No
14. Will this role require more than one medical provider to fully perform the position/award?
a. Depends on provider availability, we have previously rotators 2 providers on the same contract with good success.
15. I see in this SOW there can be inpatient. Is this a must or preferred?
a. Preferred, but not a must.
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