B08_SOW-Speech_and_Language_and_Compensatory.pdf

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Speech & Language Pathologist, San Felipe Federal contract opportunity
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140A2324Q0369
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Department of the Interior Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Indian Education

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This document is a Statement of Work (SOW) for providing speech and language pathology and compensatory services at the San Felipe Elementary School. The contract will require the vendor to perform comprehensive speech and language evaluations for all referred students, provide therapy services, attend IEP meetings, and submit progress reports. The vendor must meet specific education, licensing, and security requirements. The work will be performed onsite at the San Felipe Elementary School, with an estimated period of performance of a base year with four option years. The SOW provides details on the scope of work, evaluation reporting, confidentiality requirements, and cost schedule. This SOW is related to a federal contract opportunity solicitation (140A2324Q0369) issued by the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Indian Education for a Speech & Language Pathologist at the San Felipe Elementary School.

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Speech & Language Pathology and Compensatory Services San Felipe Elementary School

I. STATEMENT OF WORK

The contract will provide all necessary certified and/or professional qualified speech and language therapy personnel services, necessary supplies, materials, equipment and testing materials to perform the work as described below. The contractor will be required to perform speech and language therapy evaluation for all students for compensatory services during the course of the contract period.

II. WORK REQUIREMENTS

After being provided a copy of the parental permission form for assessment by the school, the contractor shall:

A. Complete a comprehensive review and summarize the following records provided by the local education agency for each child referred for assessment, (there will be times when the information is not available - pertinent to the processing of speech and language therapy.

a. All data (contained within the students, confidential file) collected up to the time of the receipt, by the contractor, of the referral, including:

i. Psycho-educational evaluations/development assessment

ii. Available education history, attendance (ratio to days in and out) and achievement records

iii. Available regular class teacher comments (or interview include:)

1. A description of the child’s language limitations that seem to inhibit learning

2. A general rational for referral to special education

3. Copies of any pertinent medical information

B. Complete services, evaluation and assessment according to laws regarding minority non-discriminatory practices.

a. IDEA requires that procedures developed for the purpose of evaluation and placement of children with disabilities will not be racially or culturally discriminatory. Such materials or procedures shall be provided and administered in the child’s language or mode of communication unless it is clearly not feasible to do so and no single instrument of test shall be the sole criteria of determining the appropriate education program for a child.

New Mexico state testing criteria shall be followed and all nationally mandated speech and language therapy testing practices shall be followed.

b. The examiner under contract shall consider the following adaptations:

i. Interpreter in the native language should be sought, when necessary,

ii. The contractor (professional examiner) must be available to perform the services specified herein with the hours of 8:00 am – 4:30 pm one day a week. No therapy or evaluation will be done on weekends (Saturdays/Sundays) or on holidays (national/federal or on tribal festivity days).

iii. The contractor (professional examiner) will provide reports within two weeks of examination date. The reports are to be hand delivered or mailed to San Felipe Pueblo Elementary School including the protocols, if used. No requests shall be made for typing said reports to the school. All such reports should clearly be labeled or marked “CONFIDENTIAL”

iv. San Felipe Pueblo Elementary School staff will be expected to comply with requests for completion of the necessary referral data, in the interest of providing the information necessary for the completion of the most appropriate evaluation of terms of the laws regarding disabled students.

v. In regard to regular weekly therapy session, the contractor will be expected to meet with all students qualifying for therapy services according to IDEA and each student’s IEP as needed. Students may receive physical services individually or in group sessions according to the least restrictive environment and as specified in the IEP.

vi. The duration of individual and/or group therapy sessions will be determined by the IEP/placement committee, which will determine the time per week each student will participate in either individual or group therapy sessions.

vii. The contractor is also required to log in and out of the school site and to schedule herself/himself for each individual child’s IEP committee meeting at the school’s request. Weekly schedules shall be approved by the school’s special education coordinator. The contractor will be expected to submit a brief progress report each 4 weeks for each student being seen for therapy (compensatory) purposes, outlining any progress that has been made regarding goals that have been established relative to therapy in the classroom or within the school environment, following consultation with the special education classroom teacher and/or the regular program classroom teacher.

viii. The contractor will be expected to meet with the parents of students and/or guardian of students placed for therapy purposes, to provide for consultation during which time the contractor will be available to meet with close family member to discuss those issues, problems or concerns which are pertinent to or impact on the progress of the student within the school environment. Such session will occur as time scheduling allows so that such session do not reduce the therapy time of students placed to receive therapy. These meetings will be scheduled based on the willingness of family members to participate voluntarily and with consultation with the contractor.

C . Maintain records of work performed for monthly invoicing.

a. The contractor will be expected to sign in and keep a log regarding the actual duration of therapy sessions of an individual or group nature.

b. The contractor will be paid for therapy services monthly. Invoices shall be submitted by the contractor directly to the contracting office and school serviced.

D. Compensatory time will be needed only if services not met in a timely manner. No compensatory time is needed at the start of contract.

III. EVALUATION REPORT OF PROGRAM EVALUATION

All reports contain all necessary information required to remain in compliance with any and all pertinent regulations mandated by Federal or State Laws including IDEA and the Indian School Equalization Program’s guidelines and criteria. In addition the completion of evaluation, the contractor shall:

A. The contractor shall be present at IEP/multidisciplinary placement team meeting to develop individual goals and objectives for each student to whom therapy is provided. The goals and objectives must be a part of each student’s IEP, B. Meet the students on an individual basis for the purpose of providing therapy, and to determine the effectiveness of individual program goals and objectives and/or student progress in regard to his/her adaption to the educational environment, potential for integration into the regular program, and ability to cope outside a structured environment.

IV. CONFIDENTIALITY

All materials furnished or produced by the contractor under this agreement, including but not limited, to documents, reports, and correspondence will remain CONFIDENTIAL. The contractor shall not release information to any persons, group of persons, firm or organizations other than the Bureau of Indian Education, San Felipe Pueblo Elementary School with information related to work performed, research or information derived from work performed under this agreement.

Breach of confidentiality shall be denied substantial breach of this agreement and may be grounds for rescission.

V. COST SCHEDULE

Service Fee is an All-inclusive mileage, meetings, etc. conducted on the same day. Hours, On-Site Visit per year and Evaluation Reports are estimated.

Virtual Service is strictly at the discretion of school, not an option to circumvent on-site services.

Scheduling will be determined by the Business Technician based on weather conditions, school testing periods, school-based activities, as well as other unforeseen circumstances.

VI. LOCATION OF SERVICES: On Site – San Felipe Elementary School

VII. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

Base and four-one year option

VIII. KEY PERSONNEL REQUIREMENTS:

The contractor shall provide key personnel that meet or exceed the following minimum requirements. Evidence of meeting these requirements shall be provided to the Government with the Contractor’s quote and Replacement of key personnel will require prior coordination and approval of the school.

Education: Degree in related field from an accredited program License(s)/Certification(s) Possess a valid NM SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST (PRE K- 12)

X. SECURITY REQUIREMENT:

All contracting candidates are required to complete BIE background check before on-site services are permitted.

Note to Awardee: All contractor staff must adhere to the criteria, hours, descriptions of work set forth in this SOW.

No deviations from the SOW are permitted without written direction from the Contracting Officer.

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