A2 - Sources Sought Notice.pdf
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This document is a Sources Sought Notice for the Clinic Consortium for HIV Implementation on Research and Prevention (CCHIRP) requirement. The government is conducting market research under FAR Part 10 to identify potential sources to fulfill this requirement and gather information on current business capabilities.
The key details are: The government seeks healthcare systems or clinical practice networks, such as academic clinic networks, retail clinic networks, or integrated healthcare systems, with experience in conducting implementation research, including HIV prevention research; expertise in developing clinical decision support tools and integrating them into electronic health record systems; and experience evaluating clinical services using EHR data. The providers should serve patient populations that are at least 50% Black. Interested firms must submit a statement of capabilities, not exceeding 15 pages, by April 8, 2024. The government will not pay for or compensate respondents for the information provided. All submitted information will remain with the government and will not be returned.
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Sources Sought No�ce
Clinic Consor�um for HIV Implementa�on Research and Preven�on (CCHIRP)
This Sources Sought No�ce is not a Request for Proposal and does not cons�tute a commitment by the Government. The Government is currently conduc�ng market research in accordance with Federal Acquisi�on Regula�on (FAR) Part 10, to iden�fy poten�al sources to fulfill the requirement and gather informa�on on current capabili�es of businesses within the market. All informa�on submited in response to the Sources Sought No�ce is voluntary and the Government will not pay for informa�on requested nor will it compensate any respondent for any cost incurred in developing informa�on provided to the Government. Proprietary informa�on submited should be marked appropriately. All submited informa�on shall remain with the U.S. Government and will not be returned.
To achieve the goals of the Ending the HIV Epidemic in the U.S. and the Na�onal HIV/AIDS Strategy to decrease new HIV infec�ons, access to and use of high-quality clinical HIV preven�ve care services must be increased. CDC guidelines for HIV preven�on include rou�ne opt-out HIV tes�ng and more frequent risk-based HIV tes�ng in clinical se�ngs4, and prescribing of preexposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and nonoccupa�onal postexposure prophylaxis (nPEP) for persons who might benefit. However, provision of these services has been subop�mal in the United States and large and worsening dispari�es exist in PrEP use by Black or African American (Black) men and women and Hispanic or La�no men who have sex with men (MSM). Persons in these popula�ons comprise most new HIV infec�ons each year, and these infec�ons could have been prevented with PrEP use. To increase HIV preven�ve measures by persons in popula�ons with the greatest need, it is impera�ve to develop, implement, and evaluate strategies that support healthcare systems and clinical prac�ces to more effec�vely and efficiently implement HIV tes�ng PrEP and PEP. Effec�ve interven�ons need to be scaled-up and implemented using strategies found effec�ve and acceptable to both providers and pa�ents in implementa�on research studies and that can be adapted to varying clinical se�ngs and requirements.
Contractors must be a healthcare system or clinical prac�ce network such as an academic clinic network, retail clinic network, or integrated healthcare system (large business).
Response Requirements (Limited to 15 pages total) Responses to this Sources Sought No�ce shall submit a statement of capabili�es, not to exceed 15 pages, and encompassing the following informa�on (if applicable):
(1) Company Profile
a. Company Name;
b. Company Address;
c. Unique En�ty Iden�fier (UEI);
d. North American Industry Classifica�on System (NAICS) Code applicable and corresponding business size for the NAICS Code(s) indicated;
e. Applicable General Services Administra�on (GSA) Federal Supply Schedules (FSS) and Schedule
Item Numbers (SIN) (include all that apply to this requirement);
f. Primary point of contact informa�on and Secondary point of contact (Name, Title, Phone, and
Email)
(2) The Capability Demonstra�on shall provide a summary of:
a. Experience in conduc�ng implementa�on research, including HIV preven�on research.
b. Exper�se and experience developing code for clinical decision support and programming it in electronic health record (EHR) systems.
c. Experience conduc�ng evalua�on of clinical services using informa�on in pa�ents’ EHRs.
d. Provide care to a pa�ent popula�on comprised of at least 50% Black persons and includes healthcare systems or clinical prac�ce networks.
e. The ability to furnish all necessary personnel, facili�es, supplies, and equipment, as appropriate, to provide NCHHSTP/DHP with required research services.
Government Point of Contact Interested firms shall submit their statement of capabili�es to Mark Wirtz, Contract Specialist, at mag8@cdc.gov no later than 2:00 p.m. ET on Monday, April 8, 2024. Any ques�ons or responses regarding this no�ce must be submited to Mark Wirtz via the above email address provided.
Informa�on received in response to this no�ce will be considered solely to conduct informed decisions regarding the poten�al procurement strategy of this requirement. No telephone requests will be honored. Release of this no�ce should not be construed as such a commitment or as authoriza�on to incur cost for which reimbursement would be required or sought.
THIS IS A SOURCES SOUGHT NOTICE ONLY
Release of this no�ce should not be construed as such a commitment or as authoriza�on to incur cost for which reimbursement would be required or sought.
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