Fortec_Performance Work Statement_PWS_Updated_20 April 2026.pdf

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This is a Performance Work Statement (PWS) for Fortec Medical Technicians services to be provided at the 88th Medical Group, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio, under a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA).

The contractor shall provide UroNavigation Fusion System services for MRI biopsies, Ultrasound System support for Da Vinci Robotic Nephrectomies, and Cyber TM Thulium Laser services for Holmium Laser Enucleation of the Prostate (HoLEPs), with vendor services performed at the facility at least 1-2 times per month. Services are provided on a scheduled basis, Monday through Friday, 7:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., excluding federal holidays. The contractor must provide a technician with at least 12 months of experience and current certifications to operate the UroNavigation and Thulium Laser equipment. Key responsibilities include delivering equipment one day prior to or on the day of surgery, setting up equipment in the designated operating room, ensuring operational functionality, obtaining clearance through the Medical Equipment Repair Center (MERC) prior to patient use, and providing intra-operative equipment monitoring services under direct instruction of the Urology provider. Technicians must wear green paper scrubs and check in with SYMPLR in Operating Room Surgical Logistics prior to providing patient care.

The contractor shall maintain all licenses, certifications, insurance, and equipment at no cost to the government and is responsible for transport, maintenance, repair, and calibration of contractor equipment with proof of maintenance on file. Compensation consists of a designated set-up/break-down fee and hourly rate for services provided at Wright-Patterson AFB. Fee schedules may be adjusted once per year with maximum increase of 6% and must be approved by the Contracting Office. Cases must be scheduled via electronic surgical request (e-buckslip), with minimum 24-hour cancellation notice required; cancellations with less than 24-hour notice require the government to pay the set-up/break-down fee. The contractor must provide minimum two weeks' notice of non-availability dates. Payment is by Government Purchase Card (GPC), with invoices submitted at the end of each procedure or at the end of the day for multiple procedures. The contractor's liability is limited to negligence or willful misconduct and does not extend to patient care outcomes or government-supplied equipment and supplies.

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Attachment 1

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

FOR FORTEC MEDICAL TECHNICIANS

20 April 26

INTRODUCTION:

This effort includes tasks and activities to perform Fortec Medical services at the 88th Medical Group

(hereafter known as the MTF), Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio.

DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES:

The contractor shall perform the tasks outlined in the following paragraphs to fulfill the requirements of this Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA):

- Provide UroNavigation Fusion System for MRI Biopsies; Ultrasound System for Da Vinci

Robotic Nephrectomies; and the Cyber TM Thulium Laser for Holmium Laser Enucleation of the

Prostate (HoLEPs). The equipment is designed in providing clear images of the prostate with ultrasound-guided biopsy images in real time. As well as excellent visualization of lesions and the placement of biopsy needles. The vendor services are performed at this facility at least 1-2 times per month.

- The contractor shall check in with SYMPLR in Operating Room Surgical Logistics and must be current with all the requirements prior providing patient care. The technicians providing the service must wear green paper scrubs.

- The contractor must provide a technician with at least 12 months of experience and certifications to operate the Uronavigation and Thulium Laser equipment.

- Technician provides intra-operative equipment monitoring services with the direct instruction of the Urology provider during surgical procedures.

- The contractor shall deliver the UroNavigation and Laser equipment a day prior to the surgery date or the day of surgery to ensure machine availability and to avoid procedure delays or cancellations. The contractor shall set-up the equipment in the delegated Operating Room and ensure the system is operationally functional for the procedures the next day. Prior to its use, any equipment brought into the facility must be cleared through the Medical Group’s Medical Equipment Repair Center (MERC) prior to its use on patients. For after normal duty hours the MERC on-call person shall be contacted for this clearance.

- Provide coverage on a scheduled basis, with normal operating hours occurring Monday thru

Friday, 7:00am - 4:30pm, excluding Federal holidays.

- FEDERAL HOLIDAYS. The recognized Federal Holidays and the days they are observed can be found on the US Office of Personnel Management website. The Federal Holidays include: New

Years Day, Martin Luther King, Jr's Birthday, Presidents' Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

- Transport, maintain, repair and calibrate contractor equipment used in performing the required services. Proof of maintenance shall be available and on file after each maintenance service.

MTF:

- MTF shall initiate authorized calls and provide the quantities placed on the calls.

- The Government shall monitor the contractor’s performance. Additionally, the contractor’s performance is subject to scheduled and unscheduled review by the QAE (Quality Assurance

Evaluator).

SPECIFIC TAKS:

The contractor will maintain all licenses, certifications, insurance, and other requirements to legally provide Fortec services at Wright-Patterson AFB (WPAFB) Ohio in accordance with the orders of

WPAFB physicians. Such maintenance will be accomplished at no cost the government. The contractor will provide UroNavigation and Laser services only. The contractor will be paid a designated set-up/break-down fee and a designated per hour rate for services provided at WPAFB.

The fee schedule will remain in effect if both the contractor and the government agree.

However, if a new fee schedule is presented, it will not increase in price more than 6% for an additional year. The fee schedule may only be changed once per year and the change must be approved by the Contracting Office before going into effect. Providers wishing to use UroNavigation and Laser services will indicate the need on the electronic surgical request (e-buckslip) in the "Does this procedure require a medical vendor, special equipment, special instruments, and/or special supply not in inventory?" box. The authorized caller list will be used to schedule and/or cancel services. In the event of case cancellation where said Fortec services where previously scheduled, the contractor will be notified a minimum of twenty four hours before the scheduled procedure.

Notification less than twenty four hours of case cancellation where Fortec services were previously scheduled will require the government to pay the set up/break-down fee to the contractor. This fee will be paid once per day of cancelled procedures; even if more than one procedure is cancelled for a given day. The contractor will provide the Operating Room scheduling office and the Operating

Room equipment custodian, Wright Patterson Medical Center (WPMC), a minimum of two weeks’ notice of any dates of non-availability to perform Fortec services at WMPC.

INVOICING:

The contractor must accept payment by Government Purchase Card (GPC). Invoices must be submitted at the end of each procedure or at the end of the day of more than one procedure is performed on a given day.

LIMITATION OF LIABILITY:

In no event is the contractor responsible for any loss or damage arising out of the following, as applicable: (a) the services, unless attributable to the contractor's negligence or willful misconduct (the contractor cannot guarantee or warrant the effectiveness of the services in any way), (b) patient care or the underlying condition(s) of the patient, or (c) the supplies and equipment provided by WPAFB.

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