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This is an RFI Log (Request for Information Log) in spreadsheet format that documents questions and inquiries submitted by potential offerors regarding the Campus Style Dining Venue (CSDV) 2.0 solicitation NAFBA1-26-R-0019. The log serves as a centralized record for tracking, documenting, and potentially answering technical or administrative questions from interested contractors before proposal submission. The file functions as an administrative tool for the U.S. Army Installation Management Command (IMCOM) NAF Contracting Office to manage the question-and-answer process for this Army Non-Appropriated Fund (NAF) concession contract opportunity. As a log document, it typically contains columns for question numbers, dates received, offeror identities, question content, responses provided, and distribution dates to all interested parties to ensure transparency and equal access to information throughout the pre-solicitation phase. This type of document is essential for facilitating communication between the government and potential bidders and helps establish a clear record of clarifications issued prior to proposal deadline.

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AtlanticFt. McPhersonAtlanticFt. McPherson
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REPORT TYPEPROJECT NUMBERPROJECT NAME / ADDRESSPOINT OF CONTACTPOC EMAIL ADRESSPHONE
RFI LOGTBDCampus Style Dining Venue - Tranche II (B) RFP NAFBA1-26-R-0019PROJECT MANAGER (IMCOM): Tim Higdontimothy.b.higdon.naf@army.mil(520) 674-2579
CONTRACT OFFICER: Aubrey Lewisaubrey.b.lewis.naf@army.mil(520) 674-2643
CONTRACT SPECIALIST: Leslie Perezleslie.m.perez9.naf@army.mil(520) 674-2370
CONTRACT SPECIALIST: Natalie Sancheznatalie.a.sanchez20.naf@army.mil(520) 674-1460
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ICYSECurriculum & ProgrammingProgram ManagementResource ManagementRisk ManagementGrand TotalCurriculumProgramResourceRiskGrand Total
All Health5353All Health15354
APHN5151All Health/Fire/Safety11
Child Abuse3434APHN7272
Curriculum & Programming140140Child Abuse77
Environmental Health (EH)3232Child Abuse11
Facility7979Child Abuse P1616
Financial3131Child Abuse P & T33
Fire8282Child Abuse T77
Food & Nutrition100100Curriculum & Programming140140
Personnel4141Dietitian1919
Program Management2159224EH5353
Safety2323Facility6969
Training134558Financial3030
Grand Total140228126454948Financial & P11
Fire8282
Personnel3232
Personnel & P22
Personnel P77
Program3838
Program Management1634167
Program Management P43548
Program Management T55
Program Management T & P33
Safety3333
Training134356
Training22
Grand Total140228126454948
ACYSECurriculumProgramResourceRiskGrand TotalCurriculumProgramResourceRiskGrand Total
All Health1818All Health11819
APHN2626All Health/Fire/Safety11
Child Abuse2626APHN3636
Curriculum & Programming4545Child Abuse P1616
Environmental Health (EH)55Child Abuse P & T33
Facility1616Child Abuse T44
Financial99Curriculum & Programming4545
Fire3131Dietitian33
Food & Nutrition4242EH1717
Personnel1717Facility1313
Program Management58563Financial88
Safety1010Financial & P11
Training91120Fire3232
Grand Total456742174328Personnel77
Personnel & P22
Personnel P77
Program1414
Program Management66
Program Management P40545
Program Management T33
Program Management T & P33
Safety1313
Training101828
Grand Total456348170326

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IndexStandardStandardStatusDescriptionDescriptionChecklistProgramSectionCriticalACYSETimeDescription
311ALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months.RiskAll Health/Fire/SafetyAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months.
41aa. Moved to 577RiskAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. a. Moved to 577
51bb. Moved to 577RiskAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. b. Moved to 577
61cc. In addition to the ICYSE, an unannounced comprehensive Fire/Safety Inspection is conducted using the ICYSE tool within the last 12 months.RiskFire/SafetyAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. c. In addition to the ICYSE, an unannounced comprehensive Fire/Safety Inspection is conducted using the ICYSE tool within the last 12 months.
71dd. In addition to the ICYSE, an unannounced comprehensive Health/Sanitation Inspection is conducted using the ICYSE tool within the last 12 months.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. d. In addition to the ICYSE, an unannounced comprehensive Health/Sanitation Inspection is conducted using the ICYSE tool within the last 12 months.
81ee. Moved to 579RiskAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. e. Moved to 579
91ff. Moved to 578RiskAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. f. Moved to 578
101gg. Moved to 577RiskAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. g. Moved to 577
111hh. Moved to 577RiskFCCACYSE90 DayALL: A comprehensive CYS Services Program Self Study has been conducted using the ICYSE Tool within the last 12 months. h. Moved to 577
1522ALL: Clinical Health inspections are performed by specialized personnel with appropriate qualifications, i.e., Army Public Health Nurse. NOTE: Environmental Health/Industrial Hygiene Professionals may determine Garrison compliance with some of the standards on this checklist and may augment the APHN.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Clinical Health inspections are performed by specialized personnel with appropriate qualifications, i.e., Army Public Health Nurse. NOTE: Environmental Health/Industrial Hygiene Professionals may determine Garrison compliance with some of the standards on this checklist and may augment the APHN.
1633ALL: Environmental Health inspections are performed by specialized personnel with appropriate qualifications . Environmental Health/Industrial Hygiene professionals or the equivalent are utilized. NOTE: Army Public Health Nurses may perform some of the inspections on this checklist and should augment the EH/IH Inspector. While the inspections could be accomplished individually, the best results have occurred when the inspectors work as a team.RiskEHAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Environmental Health inspections are performed by specialized personnel with appropriate qualifications . Environmental Health/Industrial Hygiene professionals or the equivalent are utilized. NOTE: Army Public Health Nurses may perform some of the inspections on this checklist and should augment the EH/IH Inspector. While the inspections could be accomplished individually, the best results have occurred when the inspectors work as a team.
2044ALL: A health inspection is conducted per regulatory requirements and as needed by preventive medicine, i.e,. CDC monthly, SAC and MST quarterly, FCC annually.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A health inspection is conducted per regulatory requirements and as needed by preventive medicine, i.e,. CDC monthly, SAC and MST quarterly, FCC annually.
2155ALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN).RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN).
225aa. Walk through to identify (indoor) health hazards.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). a. Walk through to identify (indoor) health hazards.
235bb. Food preparation (kitchen in both facilities and homes and in-room food centers), food transportation and delivery, and food service procedures.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). b. Food preparation (kitchen in both facilities and homes and in-room food centers), food transportation and delivery, and food service procedures.
245cc. Inspection of sanitary conditions including toilet facilities.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). c. Inspection of sanitary conditions including toilet facilities.
255dd. CDC/FCC: Staff diaper changing and hand washing procedures.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). d. CDC/FCC: Staff diaper changing and hand washing procedures.
265ee. CDC/FCC: Diaper changing areas.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). e. CDC/FCC: Diaper changing areas.
275ff. Hand washing procedures.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). f. Hand washing procedures.
285gg. CDC: Isolation rooms.RiskAll HealthCDC90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). g. CDC: Isolation rooms.
295hh. Signs of animal contamination such as evidence of insects and rodents.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). h. Signs of animal contamination such as evidence of insects and rodents.
305ii Correct mixing and use of sanitizing solution.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). i Correct mixing and use of sanitizing solution.
315jj. General level of housekeeping and custodial services.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). j. General level of housekeeping and custodial services.
325kk. Pets. NOTE: Excluding fishRiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: On the monthly (CDC) / quarterly (SAC/MST) and annual (FCC) inspections all needed items will be inspected whether done by Environmental Health or Army Public Health Nurse (APHN). k. Pets. NOTE: Excluding fish
3366ALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items.RiskEHAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items.
346aa. Types of cleaning supplies used.RiskEHAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. a. Types of cleaning supplies used.
356bb. Review of custodial/cleaning contracts when required standards of cleanliness are not met.RiskEHAll Facilities90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. b. Review of custodial/cleaning contracts when required standards of cleanliness are not met.
366cc. Outdoor health hazards and cleanliness of outdoor activity areas.RiskEHAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. c. Outdoor health hazards and cleanliness of outdoor activity areas.
376dd. Presence of pests/weeds and review of pest/weed control procedures.RiskEHAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. d. Presence of pests/weeds and review of pest/weed control procedures.
386ee. Check staff for Food Handlers training, Food Sanitation Course and Serv Safe training per job description. NOTE: In order to be enrolled in CSFCP, many states require direct in ratio staff to complete annual training in food serving and santitation. This is typically two hours a year. Check with your state to see what the requirements are.RiskEHAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST and Annual FCC Environmental Health on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. e. Check staff for Food Handlers training, Food Sanitation Course and Serv Safe training per job description. NOTE: In order to be enrolled in CSFCP, many states require direct in ratio staff to complete annual training in food serving and santitation. This is typically two hours a year. Check with your state to see what the requirements are.
3977ALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items.
407aa. Medication storage/administration procedures to include 100% check of rescue medications.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. a. Medication storage/administration procedures to include 100% check of rescue medications.
417bb. Child and staff health records for compliance.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. b. Child and staff health records for compliance.
427cc. Staff/Provider demonstrate competency for CPR/first aid/BBP, medication administration, communicable disease and competency in following a medical action plan/care plan.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. c. Staff/Provider demonstrate competency for CPR/first aid/BBP, medication administration, communicable disease and competency in following a medical action plan/care plan.
437dd. Spot check staff knowledge of required health related SOPs, e.g., admission screening procedures.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. d. Spot check staff knowledge of required health related SOPs, e.g., admission screening procedures.
447ee. Spot check health of children.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. e. Spot check health of children.
457ff. CDC/FCC/SAC: Tooth brushing and tooth brush storage procedures.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/SAC90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. f. CDC/FCC/SAC: Tooth brushing and tooth brush storage procedures.
467gg. Review communicable disease prevention strategies, i.e., staff diaper changing and hand washing procedures. Review MAC plan for response to public heath emergencies, i.e., flu outbreak.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. g. Review communicable disease prevention strategies, i.e., staff diaper changing and hand washing procedures. Review MAC plan for response to public heath emergencies, i.e., flu outbreak.
477hh. Review SNAP process to ensure that the program is accommodating children and ensuring safe, appropriate care IAW SNAP recommendation (i.e., medical action plans/SNAP care plans/training/competency).RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Monthly CDC / Quarterly SAC/MST / Annual FCC Army Public Health Nurse on-site inspections also include all needed additional items. h. Review SNAP process to ensure that the program is accommodating children and ensuring safe, appropriate care IAW SNAP recommendation (i.e., medical action plans/SNAP care plans/training/competency).
4888ALL: Technical assistance is provided to CYS Services staff in health related issues.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Technical assistance is provided to CYS Services staff in health related issues.
529972 HOUR Fix RequiredALL: Children/youth are screened for special needs. Forms include: using the DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, and annually thereafter by parent at re-registration.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredALL: Children/youth are screened for special needs. Forms include: using the DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, and annually thereafter by parent at re-registration.
539aa. DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, completed by parent at initial registration and annually or as needed thereafter by parent at re-registration. NOTE: The tools from the SNAP pilot sites are acceptable where found. The new Teen registration form which states that parents will only be given the 7625-1 if the answer is "yes" to the question about special needs, which has triggered the SNAP process.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredALL: Children/youth are screened for special needs. Forms include: using the DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, and annually thereafter by parent at re-registration. a. DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, completed by parent at initial registration and annually or as needed thereafter by parent at re-registration. NOTE: The tools from the SNAP pilot sites are acceptable where found. The new Teen registration form which states that parents will only be given the 7625-1 if the answer is "yes" to the question about special needs, which has triggered the SNAP process.
549bb. DA Form 7625-2, Army Child and Youth Services Program Placement Checklist (APHN Review and Documentation) and applicable Medical Action Plans (MAPs) and/or Special Diet Statements sent to APHN for review and signature and returned to Parent Central Services within 7-10 working days.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredALL: Children/youth are screened for special needs. Forms include: using the DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, and annually thereafter by parent at re-registration. b. DA Form 7625-2, Army Child and Youth Services Program Placement Checklist (APHN Review and Documentation) and applicable Medical Action Plans (MAPs) and/or Special Diet Statements sent to APHN for review and signature and returned to Parent Central Services within 7-10 working days.
559cc. DA Form 7625-3, Special Needs Accommodation Process Team (SNAP) Care Plan,completed as applicable per AR 608-75.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredALL: Children/youth are screened for special needs. Forms include: using the DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, and annually thereafter by parent at re-registration. c. DA Form 7625-3, Special Needs Accommodation Process Team (SNAP) Care Plan,completed as applicable per AR 608-75.
569dd. Annual review of Medical Action Plans and DA Form 7625-3 by SNAP team is performed for all children with special needs. NOTE: If nothing has changed, paperwork review is adequate. If changes have occurred, meeting may be needed.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredALL: Children/youth are screened for special needs. Forms include: using the DA Form 7625-1, Army Child and Youth Services Health Screening Tool, and annually thereafter by parent at re-registration. d. Annual review of Medical Action Plans and DA Form 7625-3 by SNAP team is performed for all children with special needs. NOTE: If nothing has changed, paperwork review is adequate. If changes have occurred, meeting may be needed.
571010ALL: Staff/Provider is provided information about special needs (i.e. CYMS report, special needs paperwork, Medical Action Plans, and DA Form 7625-3 for all children with special needs not covered by a standardized Medical Action Plan) before the child/youth receives care. NOTE: Direct care staff/providers should receive training, care plan and other applicable information.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: Staff/Provider is provided information about special needs (i.e. CYMS report, special needs paperwork, Medical Action Plans, and DA Form 7625-3 for all children with special needs not covered by a standardized Medical Action Plan) before the child/youth receives care. NOTE: Direct care staff/providers should receive training, care plan and other applicable information.
581111ALL: Staff demonstrates competency in caring for the identified special need.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: Staff demonstrates competency in caring for the identified special need.
591212CRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursALL: Medical Action Plans (MAPs) are completed by licensed independent practitioners, reviewed by the APHN and provided to the appropriate CYS Services program. MAPs are updated annually by the health care provider. NOTE: Licensed independent practitioner is defined as doctors of medicine (M.D.), osteopathic physicians (D.O.), certified registered nurse practitioners (N.P.),and certified physician’s assistants (P.A.)RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)CRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredALL: Medical Action Plans (MAPs) are completed by licensed independent practitioners, reviewed by the APHN and provided to the appropriate CYS Services program. MAPs are updated annually by the health care provider. NOTE: Licensed independent practitioner is defined as doctors of medicine (M.D.), osteopathic physicians (D.O.), certified registered nurse practitioners (N.P.),and certified physician’s assistants (P.A.)
601313ALL: SNAP process includes developmental reviews and behavioral issues as well as medical concerns.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: SNAP process includes developmental reviews and behavioral issues as well as medical concerns.
611414ALL: The developmental, physical, emotional and chronological age of the child, as well as “reasonable accommodation” are considered when determining proper placement for children.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: The developmental, physical, emotional and chronological age of the child, as well as “reasonable accommodation” are considered when determining proper placement for children.
621515ALL: Children/youth admitted to CYS Services programs are mainstreamed within the existing program and are not placed in self-contained “special needs” rooms.RiskAPHNAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Children/youth admitted to CYS Services programs are mainstreamed within the existing program and are not placed in self-contained “special needs” rooms.
66161672 HOUR Fix RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: All infants 12 months of age and younger are placed on their backs for sleeping.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/KOS72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: All infants 12 months of age and younger are placed on their backs for sleeping.
67171772 HOUR Fix RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Back to Sleep crib placards with the child's picture are prominently displayed above or outside each regularly scheduled infant's crib in a clear sleeve that also contains the signed copy of the Parent Infant Sleep Position Agreement. NOTE: Pictures optional for hourly care and Kids on Site (KOS) children, but Parent Infant Sleep Position Agreement still required.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/KOS72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Back to Sleep crib placards with the child's picture are prominently displayed above or outside each regularly scheduled infant's crib in a clear sleeve that also contains the signed copy of the Parent Infant Sleep Position Agreement. NOTE: Pictures optional for hourly care and Kids on Site (KOS) children, but Parent Infant Sleep Position Agreement still required.
68181872 HOUR Fix RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Alternative sleeping positions are supported by a written statement by a physician or licensed independent practitioner indicating the nature of the medical condition and specific sleeping instructions are on file for infants that warrant side, stomach or elevated sleeping positions.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/KOS72 HOUR Fix RequiredACYSE72 Hour Fix RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Alternative sleeping positions are supported by a written statement by a physician or licensed independent practitioner indicating the nature of the medical condition and specific sleeping instructions are on file for infants that warrant side, stomach or elevated sleeping positions.
691919CDC/FCC/KOS: Appropriate size of CYS Services Back to Sleep Sacks are used for sleeping infants in lieu of blankets while infants are in cribs. Note: If conditions permit, children may sleep without a sleep sack to avoid overheating.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Appropriate size of CYS Services Back to Sleep Sacks are used for sleeping infants in lieu of blankets while infants are in cribs. Note: If conditions permit, children may sleep without a sleep sack to avoid overheating.
702020CDC/FCC/KOS: Infants under one year of age sleep in a crib. Mats/cots are not permitted. NOTE: For FCC and KOS a portable crib is acceptable.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSACYSE90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Infants under one year of age sleep in a crib. Mats/cots are not permitted. NOTE: For FCC and KOS a portable crib is acceptable.
712121CDC/FCC: Each infant in care more than 4 hours per day on a regular basis has an individually dedicated crib.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC90 DayCDC/FCC: Each infant in care more than 4 hours per day on a regular basis has an individually dedicated crib.
722222CDC/FCC/KOS: Cribs are placed at least 2 feet apart Note: Cribs with solid headboards can be placed back to back until child is 9 months old.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Cribs are placed at least 2 feet apart Note: Cribs with solid headboards can be placed back to back until child is 9 months old.
732323CDC/FCC/KOS: Cribs are arranged so that infants are placed to sleep head to toe (the heads of two children placed in adjacent cribs are as far apart as possible).RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Cribs are arranged so that infants are placed to sleep head to toe (the heads of two children placed in adjacent cribs are as far apart as possible).
742424CDC/FCC/KOS: The surface of the crib mattress is 20 inches or more from the top of the crib rail.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: The surface of the crib mattress is 20 inches or more from the top of the crib rail.
752525CDC/FCC/KOS: Crib mattresses are firm and tight-fitting.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Crib mattresses are firm and tight-fitting.
762626CDC/FCC/KOS: Mattresses are covered by a tight-fitting sheet with elastic corners.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Mattresses are covered by a tight-fitting sheet with elastic corners.
772727CDC/FCC/KOS: Mattresses have waterproof covers.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Mattresses have waterproof covers.
782828CDC/FCC/KOS: Bedding is laundered daily, after soiling, after use by child when a crib is shared, and, if the fire evacuation crib, after a fire drill.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Bedding is laundered daily, after soiling, after use by child when a crib is shared, and, if the fire evacuation crib, after a fire drill.
792929CDC/FCC/KOS: Crib surfaces are smooth, free from splinters, sturdy, and easily cleaned.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Crib surfaces are smooth, free from splinters, sturdy, and easily cleaned.
803030CDC/FCC/KOS: Sides of Infants’ cribs are in a locked position when cribs are occupied.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Sides of Infants’ cribs are in a locked position when cribs are occupied.
813131CDC/FCC/KOS: No more than one mattress per crib is used.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: No more than one mattress per crib is used.
823232CDC/FCC/KOS: Cribs cleaned on a daily basis. Cribs used for fire evacuation are cleaned after each fire drill.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Cribs cleaned on a daily basis. Cribs used for fire evacuation are cleaned after each fire drill.
833333CDC/FCC/KOS: Pillows or other items which could interfere with breathing are not placed in cribs. Nothing is hanging on the inside of the cribs, i.e., activity box or infant mirrors. NOTE: Mobiles hanging above the crib are allowed until the child starts to pull up. No toys or equipment are allowed in crib.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Pillows or other items which could interfere with breathing are not placed in cribs. Nothing is hanging on the inside of the cribs, i.e., activity box or infant mirrors. NOTE: Mobiles hanging above the crib are allowed until the child starts to pull up. No toys or equipment are allowed in crib.
873434CDC/FCC/KOS: There is one cot or mat for each child 12 months and older.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: There is one cot or mat for each child 12 months and older.
883535CDC/FCC: Children in care on a regular basis have an individually designated (labeled) mat or cot.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC90 DayCDC/FCC: Children in care on a regular basis have an individually designated (labeled) mat or cot.
893636CDC/FCC/KOS: Mats/Cots are placed at least 2 feet apart.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSACYSE90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Mats/Cots are placed at least 2 feet apart.
903737CDC/FCC/KOS: Mats/Cots are arranged so that children sleep head to toe (i.e. this head to toe arrangement places the heads of two children as far apart as possible).RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSACYSE90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Mats/Cots are arranged so that children sleep head to toe (i.e. this head to toe arrangement places the heads of two children as far apart as possible).
913838CDC/FCC/KOS: Each child's bedding is stored separately from other children's bedding, either on the cot/mat or in individually labeled cubbies.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Each child's bedding is stored separately from other children's bedding, either on the cot/mat or in individually labeled cubbies.
923939CDC/FCC/KOS: Mats/Cots and bedding (sheets and blankets) are cleaned and sanitized weekly or immediately when soiled, or after use by child when a cot/mat is sharedRiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOS90 DayCDC/FCC/KOS: Mats/Cots and bedding (sheets and blankets) are cleaned and sanitized weekly or immediately when soiled, or after use by child when a cot/mat is shared
964040CRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed.
9740aa. Procedures are posted in each module/classroom with children who require diapering. NOTE: Updated CYS Services diapering posters located on the CYSS Professional Website are displayed above/near all diaper changing stations.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCCCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. a. Procedures are posted in each module/classroom with children who require diapering. NOTE: Updated CYS Services diapering posters located on the CYSS Professional Website are displayed above/near all diaper changing stations.
9840bb. Staff/Provider keeps bodily contact with the child during diapering at all times to secure safety of child.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. b. Staff/Provider keeps bodily contact with the child during diapering at all times to secure safety of child.
9940cc. Disposable diapers are used exclusively except for medically validated exceptions.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. c. Disposable diapers are used exclusively except for medically validated exceptions.
10040dd. Soiled diapers and clothing are changed promptly. Soiled clothing placed in secured plastic bag and stored separately from clean clothing until returned to parent.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. d. Soiled diapers and clothing are changed promptly. Soiled clothing placed in secured plastic bag and stored separately from clean clothing until returned to parent.
10140ee. Soiled diapers are stored in foot-operated, covered containers with plastic liners. Containers are emptied as needed and cleaned and sanitized daily using bleach solution.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCCCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. e. Soiled diapers are stored in foot-operated, covered containers with plastic liners. Containers are emptied as needed and cleaned and sanitized daily using bleach solution.
10240ff. Staff are not required to use gloves. NOTE: Gloves must be available for any staff/provider who wishes to use them. Caregivers have the choice to use gloves for diaper changing as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. f. Staff are not required to use gloves. NOTE: Gloves must be available for any staff/provider who wishes to use them. Caregivers have the choice to use gloves for diaper changing as required by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA).
10340gg. If gloves are used for diapering, proper handwashing and gloving procedures are used IAW DoDI 6060.2 (ref: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards guidelines). NOTE: The use of gloves is optional.RiskAll HealthCDC/FCC/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/KOS: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards (CFOC 3.014) diapering guidelines are followed. g. If gloves are used for diapering, proper handwashing and gloving procedures are used IAW DoDI 6060.2 (ref: Caring For Our Children: National Health and Safety Standards guidelines). NOTE: The use of gloves is optional.
1044141ALL: Toilet rooms and fixtures are sanitary and odor free.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: Toilet rooms and fixtures are sanitary and odor free.
1054242ALL Facilities: Toilets are caulked to floor using NSF or USDA-approved sealant/caulking.RiskEHAll Facilities90 DayALL Facilities: Toilets are caulked to floor using NSF or USDA-approved sealant/caulking.
1064343CDC: Sinks are located in infant, toddler child activity rooms/modules.RiskAll HealthCDC90 DayCDC: Sinks are located in infant, toddler child activity rooms/modules.
1074444ALL: Personal items e.g., toothbrushes, towels, and similar items labeled and not stored or used in common.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: Personal items e.g., toothbrushes, towels, and similar items labeled and not stored or used in common.
1084545ALL/KOS: Disposable items e.g., cups, utensils not reused.RiskAll HealthAll/KOS90 DayALL/KOS: Disposable items e.g., cups, utensils not reused.
1094646ALL/KOS: Dirty linen separated and inaccessible to children/youth.RiskAll HealthAll/KOS90 DayALL/KOS: Dirty linen separated and inaccessible to children/youth.
1104747EmergingCDC: Adult "booties" are not used in infant rooms. NOTE: Observations in Army infant programs have determined that the use of "booties" has led to non-hygienic floor conditions and accidents/injuries caused by the practice of wearing booties. However, Infants need to have "tummy time" to meet growth and development milestones. Infant programs can designate contained play surfaces for infant play on which no one walks with shoes. Staff can wear shoes or slippers that are worn only in the designated infant play area. When documented evidence exists of hazardous materials in soils at munitions plants, chemical plants, depots and arsenals, then single-use, disposable "booties" may be used.RiskAll HealthCDCFY13 ICYSE/ACYSECDC: Adult "booties" are not used in infant rooms. NOTE: Observations in Army infant programs have determined that the use of "booties" has led to non-hygienic floor conditions and accidents/injuries caused by the practice of wearing booties. However, Infants need to have "tummy time" to meet growth and development milestones. Infant programs can designate contained play surfaces for infant play on which no one walks with shoes. Staff can wear shoes or slippers that are worn only in the designated infant play area. When documented evidence exists of hazardous materials in soils at munitions plants, chemical plants, depots and arsenals, then single-use, disposable "booties" may be used.
1144848CRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursALL/KOS: Staff/Providers wash hands before handling food, after handling body secretions, before and after feeding a child, after handling pets, before and after diapering and toileting children, and before and after administering medication.RiskAll HealthAll/KOSCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredALL/KOS: Staff/Providers wash hands before handling food, after handling body secretions, before and after feeding a child, after handling pets, before and after diapering and toileting children, and before and after administering medication.
1154949ALL/KOS: Children/youth wash hands with soap and water before and after eating, after toileting, before participating in water play and cooking activities, after handling pets, after outdoor play and diaper changes. See Caring for Our Children FOC 3.021 for handwashing procedure.RiskAll HealthAll/KOSACYSE90 DayALL/KOS: Children/youth wash hands with soap and water before and after eating, after toileting, before participating in water play and cooking activities, after handling pets, after outdoor play and diaper changes. See Caring for Our Children FOC 3.021 for handwashing procedure.
1165050ALL: IMCOM G-9 CYS Services-issued Hand Washing Procedures signs are posted in activity rooms/modules and bathrooms.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: IMCOM G-9 CYS Services-issued Hand Washing Procedures signs are posted in activity rooms/modules and bathrooms.
1175151ALL/KOS: Children/youth offered water at regular intervals, but at a minimum after large muscle activity, outdoor play, and midmorning when breakfast is provided in lieu of morning snackRiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL/KOS: Children/youth offered water at regular intervals, but at a minimum after large muscle activity, outdoor play, and midmorning when breakfast is provided in lieu of morning snack
1185252ALL: Hand sanitizers are not used anywhere in CYS Services facilities and programs IAW Health Practices in Child and Youth Settings, Aug 2005.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Hand sanitizers are not used anywhere in CYS Services facilities and programs IAW Health Practices in Child and Youth Settings, Aug 2005.
1225353ALL: A signed parental consent for child/youth to receive emergency medical/dental care is on file.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)ACYSE90 DayALL: A signed parental consent for child/youth to receive emergency medical/dental care is on file.
1235454ALL: Standard Operating Procedures are developed for addressing minor health problems; providing isolation care until child/youth is released to parent to include timely notification of parents; and activating Emergency Medical Services.RiskAll HealthAll (CDC/FCC/SAC/MST)90 DayALL: Standard Operating Procedures are developed for addressing minor health problems; providing isolation care until child/youth is released to parent to include timely notification of parents; and activating Emergency Medical Services.
1275555CRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursCDC/FCC/SAC: CYS Services programs maintain documentation of age appropriate immunizations for CDC/FCC/SAC programs according to Army policy.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/SACCRITICAL - Plan within 72 HoursACYSE72 Hour Plan RequiredCDC/FCC/SAC: CYS Services programs maintain documentation of age appropriate immunizations for CDC/FCC/SAC programs according to Army policy.
1285656CDC/FCC/SAC: Immunization records are kept in child’s record in the program where child is in care and at Parent Central Services. NOTE: If Parent Central Services is located in same building as a program, one copy of the file at Parent Central Services is sufficient.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/SACACYSE90 DayCDC/FCC/SAC: Immunization records are kept in child’s record in the program where child is in care and at Parent Central Services. NOTE: If Parent Central Services is located in same building as a program, one copy of the file at Parent Central Services is sufficient.
1295757CDC/FCC/SAC: Immunization waivers for medical reasons have documentation from the licensed independent practitioner. NOTE: Child will be excluded from care in the event of an outbreak of an immunization prevented communicable disease. Documentation in CYMS if immunizations are waived.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/SACACYSE90 DayCDC/FCC/SAC: Immunization waivers for medical reasons have documentation from the licensed independent practitioner. NOTE: Child will be excluded from care in the event of an outbreak of an immunization prevented communicable disease. Documentation in CYMS if immunizations are waived.
1305858CDC/FCC/SAC: Immunization waivers for religious reasons must be by an endorsement from an authorized religious authority of the religion. NOTE: Child will be excluded from care in the event of an outbreak of an immunization prevented communicable disease.RiskAPHNCDC/FCC/SACACYSE90 DayCDC/FCC/SAC: Immunization waivers for religious reasons must be by an endorsement from an authorized religious authority of the religion. NOTE: Child will be excluded from care in the event of an outbreak of an immunization prevented communicable disease.

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