Questions and Answers N61331-25-R-NP01 v.3-20241021.pdf
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This document contains Questions and Answers (Q&A) regarding Solicitation N61331-25-R-NP01 for Personal Assistance Services to Assist Individuals with Targeted Disabilities. This is a re-compete of a prior contract, N6133123P0202. The solicitation is a Total Small Business set-aside for personal assistance services to be performed in the Bay County, FL Panama City and vicinity area. The Q&A addresses details such as the number of quadriplegic individuals requiring assistance, the anticipated start date, and the required daily living services tasks. It also clarifies that the government will accept past experience in lieu of past performance, and that the required labor has not been reduced from the prior contract. The government has provided a minimum of 2 hours per day for the required services, with additional time accounted for travel and associated tasks.
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Combined Synopsis/Solicitation Notice ID: N61331-25-R-NP01 for Personal Assistance Services to Assist Individuals with Targeted Disabilities
Questions and Answers As of 10/21/2024 (v.3):
1. How many quadriplegics require assistance?
Answer: One
2. Is this a re-compete or the initial contract?
Answer: Re-compete; prior contract, N6133123P0202
3. Will the government accept past experience from the contractor vice past performance?
Answer: Yes
4. What is the anticipated start date for services?
Answer: The resulting awardee is expected to begin performance three to four weeks after date of award, based on CDRL submission status report cycle, which may require one or two submissions based on the start date.
5. Is toileting a requirement? If so, is lifting involved?
Answer: No
6. Are there any additional daily living services tasks, outside of what is detailed in section 3.3 Daily Living Services, that would be required?
Answer: No
7. Can the feeding table, chair and utensils be left at the place of work?
Answer: The employee’s desk in the past was adequate space to prepare and feed employee.
Employee also had utensils. The chair is for the contractor; however, in the past, contractors did not us a chair and stood up while feeding and did not need a chair.
8. Is the government reducing the required labor and if so, is there a change in the patient’s required support?
Answer: The required labor was not reduced. The total hours were not stated previously but were added to Section B on Amendment 4. There is no change in the patient’s required support as outlined in the SOW paragraph 3.3 of the Daily Living Services.
9. How were the hours determined?
Answer: There is a minimum of two hours for the task beginning to end per day, but the Government understands that there might be associated tasks in prior and after the main task. In addition, to directly associated tasks to accomplish the main tasks, the Government wants to account for the time in getting the service provider to the on or o -site location as on the clock.
The same rationale applies to each individual option periods.
In as much, the Government does not want the resulting awardee to operate at any kind of loss because the nature of the services being procured may be standard some days or a little out norm some other days.
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