Amendment_0001_Multidisciplinary_Physical_Wellness_Support_RFI_and_Industry_Day_Information_2.pdf

REQUEST FOR INFORMATION (RFI)/INDUSTRY DAY

PHYSICAL WELLNESS SUPPORT SERVICES — STEWART L. UDALL BUILDING

Purpose

The Department of the Interior (DOI) is issuing this Request for Information (RFI) to conduct market research and identify qualified service providers capable of delivering on-site stretch and mobility, flexology, non-clinical musculoskeletal wellness, assisted stretching, soft-tissue bodywork, massage, and other multidisciplinary physical wellness services at the Stewart L. Udall Building, located at 1849 C Street NW, Washington, DC 20240.

This RFI seeks information on vendor capabilities for broader multi-disciplinary physical wellness services if service models, scheduling options, operational requirements, and insurance/HSA/FSA practices. Responses will help DOI refine its approach, understand available service models, and determine the feasibility of implementing a shared-use, rotating-schedule wellness program within the Udall Building.

This would be available to all employees within the facility of personal that work for DOI;

additionally, the building is accessible by the other nearby federal staff. The vendor could service both federal employees and nonfederal individuals. The building does not offer parking; however, street parking is nearby.

This RFI is for market research purposes only and does not constitute a solicitation or commitment to issue a contract.

Background

IBC AQD performed market research beginning May 2026, contacting numerous vendors through a previous physical therapy RFI and reached out to additional vendors such as chiropractic care, assisted stretching, and other additional massage providers. Through the information provided under the previous RFI, the Government utilized the feedback from industry to approach a broader interest in this requirement. Multiple vendors expressed interest and indicated the capability to provide part-time services (one, or two to three days per week).

Service Model

DOI is considering a multidisciplinary wellness services model using shared equipment and common furnishings such as therapy tables, secure lockers to store items on site by allowing complementary services such as:

• Assisted stretching

• Non-clinical therapeutic bodywork

• Flexology

• Massage therapy

• Mobility and functional movement support

• Non-clinical musculoskeletal wellness

Under this model, individual providers would offer services on a rotating schedule (e.g., stretching on Tuesdays/Thursdays, massage on Fridays, PT or functional movement support on Mondays/Wednesdays). This approach maximizes the use of the available rooms and allows providers to operate without needing full-time dedicated space.

Facility Information and Government-Furnished Support

Services will be located onsite at the Stewart L. Udall Building, which contains a gymnasium, cafeteria, and retail-style operations.

Potential service spaces include:

• Space One: Vacant room, approx. 777 sq ft

• Space Two: Vacant room, approx. 836 sq ft

Both spaces are located on the same floor as DOI Interior Department Recreation Association (IDRA). DOI is considering providing these spaces at no cost to vendors including utilities; however, vendors are responsible for advertising their offered services and billing clients.

DOI anticipates providing the following support to enable successful service implementation:

1. Vendor parking on days services are offered (for one vehicle).

2. Shared equipment/furnishings (e.g., treatment tables) suitable for use across multiple disciplines.

3. Onsite space for service delivery within the Udall Building.

4. Potential coordination with the DOI Interior Department Recreation Association (IDRA) regarding optional gymnasium use.

Required Capabilities

Respondents should be capable of providing services including, but not limited to:

• Assisted stretching techniques

• Non-clinical soft-tissue manipulation/bodywork

• Biomechanics & functional movement knowledge

• Basic anatomy & physiology competency

• Session customization and individualized protocols

• Sanitation and hygiene compliance

• Client communication and consent procedures

• Risk management in non-clinical environments

• Documentation and reporting

• Teaching simple mobility exercises, posture guidance, and workplace ergonomics

• Operational experience in wellness or fitness service delivery

Response Requirements

Capability statements should include at minimum:

1. Company Information Company/individual name, address, points of contact, and business size/type.

2. Service Capabilities Description of core services; relevant certifications or licenses; specialized modalities.

3. Staffing & Scheduling Proposed staffing model; anticipated schedule; description of similar programs currently being operated. Does your company offer automated/online appointment scheduling solutions that enable employees to book directly with providers (Yes or No)?

4. Insurance / FSA / HSA Practices Contractors should clearly identify any licensing, credentialing, or insurance-related requirements associated with their proposed services. For example, physical therapy services may require provider credentialing with insurance networks, which can be a lengthy process. Other services, such as stretching, flexology, and massage therapy, may not be covered by traditional insurance plans but could be eligible for reimbursement through Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) or Flexible Spending Accounts (FSAs).

5. Operational Readiness Estimated timeline for starting onsite services once space is available.

6. Additional Capabilities Wellness programs, ergonomic assessments, specialized offerings, or value-added services.

7. Constraints or Assumptions Dependencies or limitations that may affect service delivery.

8. Recommended Considerations Any questions or strategic considerations DOI should evaluate during planning.

Vendor Questions & Industry Feedback

DOI welcomes vendor input on:

• The feasibility and sustainability of offering services two to five days per week.

• Logistics and equipment necessary to support multidisciplinary, shared-use service delivery.

• Innovative operating models that enhance access, affordability, or employee engagement.

• Any service options or alternatives that DOI should consider.

DOI will host an Industry Day at 10 AM ET on Thursday, November 12, 2026, for interested businesses. This event will provide an opportunity to learn more about the requirement, ask questions, and engage with Government representatives. If you are interested in attending the industry day, please email Mandy Ashmore at mandy_ashmore@ibc.doi.gov and copy Angelia Clements at angelina_clements@ibc.doi.gov NLT 10 AM ET on November 4, 2026, with the following information:

Company name, address, number of attendees, names of attendees, and capability statement.

Location:

U.S. Department of the Interior Headquarters 1849 C Street NW Washington, DC 20240

This RFI does not obligate the Government to issue a solicitation or award a contract. No reimbursement will be made for costs associated with responding to this RFI.

mailto:mandy_ashmore@ibc.doi.gov mailto:angelina_clements@ibc.doi.gov