TPharm5 Draft Section D 20191120.docx
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- DRAFT RFP TRICARE Pharmacy Services, 5th Generation (TPharm5) Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- HT940220R0002
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- Defense Health Agency
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This document contains a draft request for proposal for the TRICARE Pharmacy Services, 5th Generation contract along with the related federal contract opportunity notice. The Defense Health Agency is seeking pharmacy services through an 18-month transition period, seven 1-year option periods, and a potential 6-month extension. Services will include retail pharmacy networks, specialty pharmacy, care coordination, compounded medications, and patient safety notifications. The draft RFP provides sections on contract line item numbers, quality control, and statements of objectives. Industry feedback is requested on areas like specialty pharmacy, retail network access, and compounded medications. Comments on the draft RFP are due by January 17, 2020. An optional informational session on the opportunity will take place on December 11, 2019.
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D.
D.1. Packaging and Marking.
D.1.1. Compliance with Laws. Preservation, packaging, and marking for all prescription pharmaceuticals delivered hereunder shall be in accordance with applicable Federal and State laws.
D.1.2. Packaging of Pharmaceuticals for Delivery. All prescription pharmaceuticals delivered by the Contractor’s mail order pharmacy or other pharmacy shall be adequately packaged and packed to ensure safe, undamaged delivery to the beneficiary. Packaging must minimize pill breakage and protect pharmaceuticals from damage from environmental and handling conditions (i.e. temperature, humidity, light, pressure, impact) which can be reasonably anticipated during postal or commercial shipping processes.
D.1.3. Packaging of Deliverables. Any reports, electronic media, and other products furnished by the Contractor that cannot be delivered by electronic means shall be adequately packaged and packed to ensure safe delivery at destination. All products must be clearly marked to identify the contents, the sender, and the individual/office to which they are being sent. Extra care shall be taken in packaging electronic media to protect against damage, and to ensure that any electronic media will not become separated from the routing markings. Such reports and other products to be furnished are to be shipped via a method that provides for acknowledgment of receipt. The Contractor shall retain such receipts. Shipments containing electronic media shall be marked as such and shall include the statement “Do Not X-Ray.”
D.1.4. Labeling. The Contractor shall include the contract number on all products to be furnished under the contract. The terms of this paragraph do not apply to Contractor shipments to beneficiaries.
D.2. Inclusions. Each package, report or other deliverable shall be accompanied by a letter or other document which includes the following identification.
D.2.1. Contract Number. Identifies the contract by number under which the item is being delivered.
D.2.2. CDRL Item Number. Identifies the Contract Data Requirements Lists (CDRL) Item Number or report requirement which requires the delivered item(s).
D.2.3. Partial or Full Satisfaction. Indicates whether the Contractor considers the delivered items represent partial or full satisfaction of the requirement.
SECTION D
PACKAGING AND MARKING
(End of Section D) HT940220R0002 Page D1 of D2 22 Nov 2019
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