PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

Command Courier Services for Laboratory Specimens Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) – Department of Pathology Successor to Contract: HT001421P0324 Scope Exclusions: None.

1. SCOPE / DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

The Contractor shall provide command courier services for the pickup, transport, and delivery of laboratory specimens, blood products, and related materials for the WRNMMC Department of Pathology and associated Military Treatment Facilities (MTFs) throughout the National Capital Region (Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia). Services are recurring and severable.

Items transported include but are not limited to: blood and bodily fluids in varying amounts; tissue cassettes submerged in 10% formalin; stained tissue glass slides; cytology specimens in methanol and cytology slides; culture swabs; bacterial and viral cultures; blood products for transfusion; and administrative paperwork, reagents, and laboratory-related supplies.

Estimated HAZMAT volumes: Various samples within Government-provided containers; 0–150 surgical samples in 30 mL of 10% buffered formalin; 0–300 HPV specimens (methanol-based); 0–300 tissue cassettes in up to 1 liter per 100 cassettes of 10% buffered formalin; 0–10 large (1-gallon) containers of wet tissue specimens fixed in formalin, transferred between WRNMMC, Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center (ATAMMC, formerly Fort Belvoir Community Hospital/FBCH), and other sites.

2. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

Base Year plus four (4) 12-month option periods, in accordance with FAR 52.217-9.

Base Year: 30 SEP 2026 – 29 SEP 2027 Option Year 1: 30 SEP 2027 – 29 SEP 2028 Option Year 2: 30 SEP 2028 – 29 SEP 2029 Option Year 3: 30 SEP 2029 – 29 SEP 2030 Option Year 4: 30 SEP 2030 – 29 SEP 2031

3. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

WRNMMC (Bethesda, MD), ATAMMC (Fort Belvoir, VA), and the MTFs, clinics, and reference laboratories identified in the route descriptions (Section 8), throughout MD, VA, and DC.

4. CONTRACTOR (VENDOR) REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall:

· Maintain DBIDS (Defense Biometric Identification System) Gate certification (or the current base access credentialing system) for access to all Government installations serviced.

· Be able to transport and handle small amounts of HAZMAT, primarily alcohols, neutral buffered formalin, and Category A and Category B infectious substances.

· Ensure all couriers hold certification as required by 49 CFR for the transport of hazardous materials and comply with all applicable State and local laws/regulations in the Tri-State Area (MD, VA, DC) for HAZMAT transport.

· Provide personnel authorized to work in the United States.

· Ensure courier personnel possess a valid U.S.-issued driver's license.

· Ensure courier vehicles are fully insured and compliant with all laws in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.

· Comply with all base parking and zoning requirements, which may require transporting items some distance from the vehicle to the building.

· Supply and provide dry ice for frozen specimens to pick up locations daily as part of the contract (including the dry-ice deliveries specified on Routes B and C).

· Maintain each set of samples within the intended temperature range in which it was packed throughout transportation (cold-chain integrity).

· The Contractor shall ensure the uninterrupted performance of all courier services outlined in this contract, regardless of personnel absences, vehicle breakdowns, or minor localized emergencies. The contractor is responsible for maintaining sufficient redundant resources – including backup vehicles and fully vetted, cross-trained relief drivers to guarantee that all scheduled pickups and deliveries are completed within the required timeframes. In the event of an unforeseen delay contact the destination facility if traffic or other circumstance causes a delay of more than 20 minutes.

5. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY / RESPONSIBILITIES

The Government will provide specimen transport carriers (coolers, approx. 10"W × 16"H × 20"D), labeled by testing location; prepared specimen carriers (packed by hospital/clinic personnel); points of contact (name, address, phone) for each facility; and facility addresses, room numbers, points of contact, and hours of operation and stops, furnished at the post-award kickoff meeting and updated as needed throughout performance.

6. HOLIDAYS AND ON-CALL PROVISIONS

Recurring scheduled Routes A, B, C, D, G, H (performed on Saturday), I, and J are not performed on Federal Holidays.

On-demand service (Routes F) may be requested for any listed location when necessary.

7. PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS)

Contractor performance will be assessed against the following standards via the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP):

· On-time scheduled pickups/deliveries — Standard: arrive/depart within scheduled window (15-minute window for recurring stops). Acceptable Quality Level (AQL): ≥ 95%. Surveillance: 100% review of route logs / random sampling.

· STAT/UNSCHEDULED response (Route F) — STAT Standard: collect within 2 hours of request. AQL: ≥ 95%. Surveillance: 100% inspection of STAT logs. UNSCHEDULED: Collect within 4 hours of request.

· Cold-chain / temperature integrity — Standard: samples remain within packed temperature range. AQL: 100% (zero cold-chain failures). Surveillance: periodic inspection / customer complaint.

· Specimen accuracy / chain of custody — Standard: zero loss, misrouted, or damaged specimens. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: 100% review / incident reports.

· Delay notification — Standard: notify destination if delay exceeds 20 minutes. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: random sampling / complaint.

· Credential/compliance currency — Standard: RAPID Gate and 49 CFR HAZMAT current at all times. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: periodic document verification.

· Invoice accuracy (on-demand Routes F) — Standard: invoices include date/time, caller, pickup, destination, receiver, and pieces. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: 100% invoice review by COR.

8. COURIER ROUTES

Note: Recurring routes (MO = monthly unit of measure) are firm-fixed price per month. On-demand routes are per-occurrence and invoiced only for services actually performed.

· ROUTE A — WRNMMC to ATAMMC | QTY 12 | MO Round trip WRNMMC to Alexander T. Augusta Military Medical Center (ATAMMC, formerly Fort Belvoir Community Hospital/FBCH). Schedule: twice daily, Monday–Friday; start times 08:00 and 11:30. WRNMMC pickup/drop-off: Main Lab PPS, BLDG 9, Basement, RM 0760, (301) 295-0250; Microbiology BLDG 9, RM 0732, (301) 295-2043; Anatomic Pathology BLDG 9, RM 0829, (301) 295-2517. ATAMMC pickup/drop-off: Main Lab, Oaks Pavilion, RM OL201, (571) 231-3971; Anatomic Pathology, Oaks Pavilion, RM OL301, (571) 231-3971. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE B — WRNMMC – Kimbrough – Malcolm Grow – WRNMMC. | QTY 12 | MO Schedule: once daily, Monday–Friday; start time 08:00 at WRNMMC. Dry ice: deliver 30–35 lbs. dry ice on Monday and Wednesday only to location: Kimbrough Army Health Clinic, 2480 Llewellyn Ave, BLDG 2480, RM 1A96, Fort Meade, MD 20755, (301) 677-8830 (M–F 0700–1530); Malcolm Grow Medical Center, 1050 W. Perimeter, Suite D1-67, Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762, (240) 857-8215 (0700–1700). Maximum round trip is approximately 5 hours. All routes end at WRNMMC. Drop-offs include empty carriers from the previous business day. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE C — Southern Route (Two Drivers) | QTY 12 | MO Driver 1 (M–F): WRNMMC 08:30, Fairfax (FFX) 09:15, Dumfries 10:15, Fort Myer 11:00 (deliver 30–35 lbs. dry ice only to Fort Myer on Tuesday and Thursday), Fort Belvoir 11:45. Driver 2 (M–F): Dumfries 14:25, Fort Belvoir 15:00, WRNMMC 17:30 (end of route). Locations: Family Health Center of Woodbridge, 3700 Fettler Park Dr., Dumfries, VA 22025, (703) 441-7548; Family Health Center of Fairfax, 10580 Arrowhead Dr., Fairfax, VA 22030, (571) 432-2659; Rader Army Health Clinic, 401 Carpenter Rd, BLDG 525, Fort Myer, VA 22211, (703) 696-3453. Routes must be run in the most economical and time-saving manner to reduce sample degradation. Southern route locations may hold carriers for both WRNMMC and ATAMMC; both are picked up and delivered to ATAMMC, where ATAMMC carriers are placed in accessioning and WRNMMC carriers are staged for immediate transport to WRNMMC. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE D — Saturday Clinic Run | QTY 12 | MO Schedule: Saturday only. FFX 11:00, Dumfries 11:45, Fort Belvoir 12:30, WRNMMC 13:30. Maximum round trip is approximately 4 hours. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE F — On-Demand Unscheduled/STAT (Emergency) Pickups | QTY [Estimated TBD / As Ordered] | Each Unscheduled pickups to/from any destination on Routes A–C or the following: American Red Cross (Baltimore, MD); NIH BLDG 10/Blood Bank (Bethesda, MD); Maryland State Laboratory (Silver Spring, MD); Suburban Hospital (Bethesda, MD); Shady Grove Hospital (Rockville, MD); Johns Hopkins Complex (Baltimore, MD); Maryland Dept. of Health Public Health Laboratory (Baltimore, MD); DiLorenzo TRICARE Health Clinic (Washington, DC); Fort McNair (Washington, DC). Other locations may occur rarely as needed. The Government may re-prioritize Unscheduled/STAT Emergency pickups while a courier is en route.

On-Demand Unscheduled/STAT (Emergency) pickups must be collected within two hours of request for STAT and four hours for UNSCHEDLED. The Government will pay only for On-Demand services ordered and performed. Invoices must include date/time of call, caller, pickup location, destination, receiver name, number of pieces; services type for Unscheduled/STAT Emergency miles/rates.

· ROUTE G — Recurring Scheduled Pickup | QTY 12 | MO Schedule (M–F): Walter Reed 11:30, FFX 12:30, Fort McNair 13:00, Pentagon 13:30, Fort Myer 14:00, Fort Belvoir 14:55. Courier must arrive within a 15-minute window of the scheduled time and may need to wait for samples. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE H — WRNMMC to Maryland DHMH Lab | QTY 12 | MO Schedule: once daily, Monday–Saturday. Pickup M–F at 12:00 (NLT 14:00); Saturday at 10:00. Run window 12:00–14:00. WRNMMC pickup: Main Lab PPS, BLDG 9, Basement, RM 0760, (301) 295-0250. Maryland DHMH Lab: 1770 Ashland Ave, Baltimore, MD 21205 (Loading Dock). M–F deliveries NLT 17:00; Saturday NLT 13:00. Hereditary Metabolic Disorder Lab (443) 681-3900; Lab Admin (443) 681-3800. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE I — Southern/DC Naval Route | QTY 12 | MO Schedule: once daily, Monday–Friday. Walter Reed 08:30, Naval Support Facility Dahlgren 10:00, Naval Support Facility Indian Head 11:00, Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling 11:45, Washington Navy Yard 12:30, Walter Reed 14:00. Specific facility addresses, room numbers, points of contact, and hours of operation will be provided to the Contractor by the COR at the post-award kickoff meeting and updated as needed throughout performance. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

· ROUTE J — Pax River Route (NEW) | QTY 12 | MO Schedule: once daily, Monday–Friday. Walter Reed, NAS Patuxent River (Pax River) 14:00, Fort Belvoir/ATAMMC 16:30, Walter Reed 18:00. Specific facility addresses, room numbers, points of contact, and hours of operation will be provided to the Contractor by the COR at the post-award kickoff meeting and updated as needed throughout performance. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

9. QUALITY ASSURANCE

A Government Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) will be used to monitor Contractor performance against the PRS (Section 7). The COR will document surveillance results and report to the CO. Deficiencies will be addressed in accordance with the Inspection of Services clause (FAR 52.246-4).

10. INVOICING

On-demand routes (F) shall be invoiced only for services actually performed, with all required invoice details (date/time of call, caller, pickup location, destination, receiver name, and number of pieces). Recurring routes (A, B, C, D, G, H, I, J) are invoiced monthly.

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

NHC Patuxent River Command Courier Services for Laboratory Specimens NHC Patuxent River, BHC Indian Head, and BHC Dahlgren.

Successor to Contract: HT001421P0324 Scope Exclusion: None

1. SCOPE / DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

The Contractor shall provide command courier services for the pickup, transport, and delivery of laboratory specimens, blood products, and related materials for the NHC Patuxent River, BHC Indian Head, and BHC Dahlgren. Services are recurring and severable.

Items transported include but are not limited to: blood and bodily fluids in varying amounts; tissue cassettes submerged in 10% formalin; stained tissue glass slides; cytology specimens in methanol and cytology slides; culture swabs; bacterial and viral cultures; blood products for transfusion; and administrative paperwork, reagents, and laboratory-related supplies.

Estimated HAZMAT volumes: Various samples within Government-provided containers; 0–150 surgical samples in 30 mL of 10% buffered formalin; 0–300 HPV specimens (methanol-based); 0–300 tissue cassettes in up to 1 liter per 100 cassettes of 10% buffered formalin; 0–10 large (1-gallon) containers of wet tissue specimens fixed in formalin, transferred between sites.

2. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

Base Year plus four (4) 12-month option periods, in accordance with FAR 52.217-9.

Base Year: 01 OCT 2026 – 30 SEP 2027 Option Year 1: 01 OCT 2027 – 30 SEP 2028 Option Year 2: 01 OCT 2028 – 30 SEP 2029 Option Year 3: 01 OCT 2029 – 30 SEP 2030 Option Year 4: 01 OCT 2030 – 30 SEP 2031.

3. PLACE OF PERFORMANCE

NHC Patuxent River, BHC Indian Head, and BHC Dahlgren laboratories identified in the route descriptions (Section 8), throughout MD, VA, and DC.

4. CONTRACTOR (VENDOR) REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall:

· Maintain DBIDS (Defense Biometric Identification System) Gate certification (or the current base access credentialing system) for access to all Government installations serviced.

· Be able to transport and handle small amounts of HAZMAT, primarily alcohols, neutral buffered formalin, and Category A and Category B infectious substances.

· Ensure all couriers hold certification as required by 49 CFR for the transport of hazardous materials and comply with all applicable State and local laws/regulations in the Tri-State Area (MD, VA, DC) for HAZMAT transport.

· Provide personnel authorized to work in the United States.

· Ensure courier personnel possess a valid U.S.-issued driver's license.

· Ensure courier vehicles are fully insured and compliant with all laws in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.

· Comply with all base parking and zoning requirements, which may require transporting items some distance from the vehicle to the building.

· Maintain each set of samples within the intended temperature range in which it was packed throughout transportation (cold-chain integrity).

· The Contractor shall ensure the uninterrupted performance of all courier services outlined in this contract, regardless of personnel absences, vehicle breakdowns, or minor localized emergencies. The contractor is responsible for maintaining sufficient redundant resources – including backup vehicles and fully vetted, cross-trained relief drivers to guarantee that all scheduled pickups and deliveries are completed within the required timeframes. In the event of an unforeseen delay contact the destination facility if traffic or other circumstance causes a delay of more than 20 minutes.

5. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY / RESPONSIBILITIES

The Government will provide specimen transport carriers (coolers, approx. 10"W × 16"H × 20"D), labeled by testing location; prepared specimen carriers (packed by hospital/clinic personnel); points of contact (name, address, phone) for each facility; and facility addresses, room numbers, points of contact, and hours of operation and stops, furnished at the post-award kickoff meeting and updated as needed throughout performance.

6. HOLIDAYS AND ON-CALL PROVISIONS

Recurring scheduled Route is not performed on Federal Holidays.

7. PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS)

Contractor performance will be assessed against the following standards via the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP):

· On-time scheduled pickups/deliveries — Standard: arrive/depart within scheduled window (15-minute window for recurring stops). Acceptable Quality Level (AQL): ≥ 95%. Surveillance: 100% review of route logs / random sampling.

· Cold-chain / temperature integrity — Standard: samples remain within packed temperature range. AQL: 100% (zero cold-chain failures). Surveillance: periodic inspection / customer complaint.

· Specimen accuracy / chain of custody — Standard: zero loss, misrouted, or damaged specimens. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: 100% review / incident reports.

· Delay notification — Standard: notify destination if delay exceeds 20 minutes. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: random sampling / complaint.

· Credential/compliance currency — Standard: RAPID Gate and 49 CFR HAZMAT current at all times. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: periodic document verification.

8. COURIER ROUTES

Note: Recurring routes (MO = monthly unit of measure) are firm-fixed price per month.

ROUTE K - Pax River Route | QTY 12 | MO Schedule: once daily, Monday–Friday. Round trip from Walter Reed (WRNMMC NEX Pharmacy) 08:00, BHC Indian Head 09:30, BHC Dahlgren 10:15. WRNMMC pickup/dropoff: Navy Exchange (NEX), BLDG 82, Floor 1, Phone (301) 295-0250. BHC Indian Head pickup/dropoff: RM 136, Phone (301) 744-4904. BHC Dahlgren pickup/dropoff: Pharmacy: RM 120, Phone (540) 653-3689. Not performed on Federal Holidays.

9. QUALITY ASSURANCE

A Government Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) will be used to monitor Contractor performance against the PRS (Section 7). The COR will document surveillance results and report to the CO. Deficiencies will be addressed in accordance with the Inspection of Services clause (FAR 52.246-4).

10. INVOICING

Recurring route K is invoiced monthly.

PERFORMANCE WORK STATEMENT (PWS)

Joint Base Andrews (JBA) Command Courier for Laboratory Specimens Bolling Medical Clinic, Malcolm Grow Medical Clinics, and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) Successor to Contract: HT001421P0324 Scope Exclusion: None

1.SCOPE/ DESCRIPTION OF SERVICES

The Contractor shall provide command courier services for the pickup, transport, and delivery of laboratory specimens, blood products, and related materials for the Bolling Medical Clinic, Malcolm Grow Medical Clinics, and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC). Services are recurring and severable.

Items transported include but are not: limited to blood and bodily fluids in varying amounts; tissue cassettes submerged in 10% formalin; stained tissue glass slides; cytology specimens in methanol and cytology slides; culture swabs; bacterial and viral cultures; blood products for transfusion; and administrative paperwork, reagents, and laboratory-related supplies.

Estimated HAZMAT volumes: Various samples within Government-provided containers; 0–150 surgical samples in 30 mL of 10% buffered formalin; 0–300 HPV specimens (methanol-based); 0–300 tissue cassettes in up to 1 liter per 100 cassettes of 10% buffered formalin; 0–10 large (1-gallon) containers of wet tissue specimens fixed in formalin, transferred between sites.

2. PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE

Base Year plus four (4) 12-month option periods, in accordance with FAR 52.217-9.

Base Year: 01 OCT 2026 – 30 SEP 2027 Option Year 1: 01 OCT 2027 – 30 SEP 2028 Option Year 2: 01 OCT 2028 – 30 SEP 2029 Option Year 3: 01 OCT 2029 – 30 SEP 2030 Option Year 4: 01 OCT 2030 – 30 SEP 2031

3. PLACE OF PERFORMACE

Bolling Medical Clinic, Malcolm Grow Medical Clinics, and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) laboratories identified in the route descriptions throughout MD, VA, and DC.

4.CONTRACTOR (VENDOR) REQUIREMENTS

The Contractor shall:

· Maintain DBIDS (Defense Biometric Identification System) Gate certification (or the current base access credentialing system) for access to all Government installations serviced.

· Be able to transport and handle small amounts of HAZMAT, primarily alcohols, neutral buffered formalin, and Category A and Category B infectious substances.

· Ensure all couriers hold certification as required by 49 CFR for the transport of hazardous materials and comply with all applicable State and local laws/regulations in the Tri-State Area (MD, VA, DC) for HAZMAT transport.

· Provide personnel authorized to work in the United States.

· Ensure courier personnel possess a valid U.S.-issued driver's license.

· Ensure courier vehicles are fully insured and compliant with all laws in Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia.

· Comply with all base parking and zoning requirements, which may require transporting items some distance from the vehicle to the building.

· Maintain each set of samples within the intended temperature range in which it was packed throughout transportation (cold-chain integrity).

· The Contractor shall ensure the uninterrupted performance of all courier services outlined in this contract, regardless of personnel absences, vehicle breakdowns, or minor localized emergencies. The contractor is responsible for maintaining sufficient redundant resources – including backup vehicles and fully vetted, cross-trained relief drivers to guarantee that all scheduled pickups and deliveries are completed within the required timeframes. In the event of an unforeseen delay contact the destination facility if traffic or other circumstances cause a delay of more than 20 minutes.

· Provide on-demand STAT and on-demand Routine pick-up and delivery services on a twenty-four-hour/seven-days-per-week (24/7) basis.

· Use the Emergent Care Center (ECC) entrance of MGMCSC for any after-hour pick-ups or drop-offs, which is any time outside of normal clinic hours (7:30 AM to 4:30 PM), weekends, holidays, and other clinic closures.

· Provide a courier at the requested location within ninety (90) minutes of notification for any on-demand STAT requests. Delivery will be made within 90 minutes after pickup and/or as traffic and gate entries permit.

· Provide a courier at the requested location within three (3) hours of notification for any on-demand Routine requests. Delivery will be made within two (2) hours after pickup and/or as traffic and gate entries permit.

· Courier personnel will contact MGMCSC if traffic or any other circumstances cause a delay that will result in these times to be exceeded.

· Driver will not meet any government POC from MGMCSC or Bolling Medical Clinic at the Gate for any pickups or drop-offs and must maintain current base passes. The pass will be coordinated with medical contracting personnel prior to beginning the service. Passes shall be maintained current for the duration of the contract and will be renewed prior to expiration.

5. GOVERNMENT-FURNISHED PROPERTY / RESPONSIBILITIES

The Government will provide: specimen transport carriers (coolers, approx. 27.5"W × 12.5"H × 18.5"D & 13.5"W × 11"H × 10"D), labeled by testing location; prepared specimen carriers (packed by hospital/clinic personnel); points of contact (name, address, phone) for each facility; and facility addresses, room numbers, points of contact, and hours of operation and stops, furnished at the post-award kickoff meeting and updated as needed throughout performance.

6. HOLIDAY AND ON-CALL PROVISIONS

Recurring scheduled USAF Daily Route is not performed on Federal Holidays.

7. PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS SUMMARY (PRS)

Contractor performance will be assessed against the following standards via the Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP):

• On-time scheduled pickups/deliveries — Standard: arrive/depart within scheduled window (15-minute window for recurring stops). Acceptable Quality Level (AQL): ≥ 95%. Surveillance: 100% review of route logs / random sampling.

• Cold-chain / temperature integrity — Standard: samples remain within packed temperature range. AQL: 100% (zero cold-chain failures). Surveillance: periodic inspection / customer complaint.

• Specimen accuracy / chain of custody — Standard: zero loss, misrouted, or damaged specimens. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: 100% review / incident reports.

• Delay notification — Standard: notify destination if delay exceeds 20 minutes. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: random sampling / complaint.

• Credential/compliance currency — Standard: RAPID Gate and 49 CFR HAZMAT current at all times. AQL: 100%. Surveillance: periodic document verification.

8. COURIER ROUTES

USAF Daily Route Stop 1) Bolling Medical Clinic 238 Brookley Ave SW Bldg. 1300, Room 146 (Laboratory) Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, DC 20032 Monday – Friday, 0730-1630 Phone: (202) 767-5513 (Stop 2) Malcolm Grow Medical Clinics and Surgery Center 1060 W. Perimeter Rd Rm 1H25 (Laboratory) Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762 Monday – Sunday, 0730 - 1630 Phone: (240) 612-1496 Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762 Monday – Sunday, 0730 - 1630 Phone: (240) 612-1496

(Stop 3) Walter Reed National Military Medical Center (WRNMMC) Arrowhead Zone, Building 9, Level Basement, Room 0760 8901 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20889 Monday – Sunday, 24/7 Phone: (301) 295-2100

· Route (round trip): Once daily Monday through Friday.

· Start time 1500. Starting at Bolling Medical Clinic (Laboratory).

· Maximum time for each round trip expected to be two (2) hours

· Drop-offs will include empty carriers to return from WRNMMC. Can be returned to Bolling Medical Clinic and/or MGMCSC the next duty day.

AF On-Demand STAT and On-Demand Routine Requests

Bolling Medical Clinic 238 Brookley Ave SW Bldg. 1300, Room 146 (Laboratory) Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling, DC 20032 Monday – Friday, 0730-1630 Phone: (202) 767-5513 As required at time of request To include Military Treatment Facilities and other Civilian Hospitals within a 40-mile radius of MGMCSC

Malcolm Grow Medical Clinics and Surgery Center 1060 W. Perimeter Rd Rm 1H25 (Laboratory) Joint Base Andrews, MD 20762 Monday – Sunday, 0730 - 1630 Phone: (240) 612-1496 As required at time of request To include Military Treatment Facilities and other Civilian Hospitals within a 40-mile radius of MGMCSC

9. QUALITY ASSURANCE

A Government Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan (QASP) will be used to monitor Contractor performance against the PRS (Section 7). The COR will document surveillance results and report to the CO. Deficiencies will be addressed in accordance with the Inspection of Services clause (FAR 52.246-4).

10. INVOICING

Recurring route USAF Daily Route is invoiced monthly.