STATEMENT OF WORK.pdf
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This is a Statement of Work (SOW) for recruitment video production services for the Jicarilla Service Unit (JSU) of the Indian Health Service (IHS), a component of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
The JSU requires professional video production services to develop a 3–5 minute recruitment video highlighting professional opportunities, federal employment benefits, workplace culture, community impact, and lifestyle factors to support workforce recruitment efforts. The contractor must provide all personnel, equipment, materials, and services across pre-production, production, post-production, editing, captioning, and final delivery. Pre-production deliverables include a production plan with creative concept, script outline, storyboard, and filming schedule, all requiring written approval from the Contracting Officer's Representative (COR) within 10 business days of award. On-site production involves professionally recorded interviews with clinical providers, nursing staff, administrative personnel, and leadership, plus B-roll footage of facility interiors/exteriors, staff collaboration, and community settings using broadcast-quality HD equipment (minimum 1080p resolution). Drone footage is permitted only with FAA compliance, federal and tribal permissions, and COR approval.
Post-production deliverables include a draft video for government review, incorporation of up to two rounds of consolidated revisions, a final approved version, one 30–60 second social media cut, Section 508-compliant closed captioning, and web-optimized master files in MP4 format. The contract requires full compliance with HHS, IHS, and HIPAA privacy regulations, with no patient-identifiable information captured without explicit authorization. The period of performance is 90 calendar days from award, with pre-production scheduled for 15–30 days, 2–4 on-site filming days, and post-production within 45 days following filming. The contractor must demonstrate experience producing professional recruitment videos, preferably with healthcare or government organizations, and must possess knowledge of federal accessibility standards (Section 508). All final products, raw footage, edited materials, and associated media become the property of the U.S. Government with unlimited rights to reproduce, distribute, and modify.
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STATEMENT OF WORK (SOW)
Recruitment Video Production Services
Jicarilla Service Unit (JSU)
Indian Health Service (IHS)
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS)
BACKGROUND
The Indian Health Service (IHS), Jicarilla Service Unit (JSU), located in Dulce, New Mexico, provides comprehensive healthcare services to the Jicarilla Apache Nation and surrounding communities. As a rural and tribal healthcare facility, JSU experiences recruitment challenges in attracting qualified clinical and administrative professionals.
To support workforce recruitment and retention efforts, JSU requires the production of a professionally developed recruitment video that highlights:
• Professional opportunities within the Service Unit
• Federal employment benefits and incentives
• Workplace culture and team environment
• The impact of serving the local tribal community
• The surrounding area and quality of life
The resulting video will be used as a strategic recruitment tool across digital platforms, career fairs, conferences, and official government websites.
OBJECTIVE
The objective of this requirement is to procure professional video production services to develop, produce, and deliver a high-quality recruitment video (approximately 3–5 minutes in length), including supplemental short-form content, that promotes the Jicarilla Service Unit as an employer of choice.
SCOPE OF WORK
The Contractor shall provide all personnel, supervision, labor, materials, equipment, transportation, and incidentals necessary to produce and deliver the required recruitment video in accordance with this Statement of Work.
The work shall include pre-production, production, post-production, editing, captioning, and final delivery services.
TASK REQUIREMENTS
Task 1 – Project Management and Pre-Production
The Contractor shall:
1. Conduct a kickoff meeting with the Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR) and JSU leadership within ten (10) business days of award.
2. Develop and submit a written Production Plan that includes:
o Creative concept and messaging approach o Script outline and interview framework o Storyboard o Proposed filming schedule o Shot list (facility, staff, community, landscape)
3. Coordinate all on-site filming logistics with the COR.
4. Ensure compliance with all federal privacy, HIPAA, and security requirements.
5. Obtain appropriate release forms for all individuals appearing on camera (as required by the Government).
Deliverables:
• Production Plan
• Script outline
• Storyboard
• Filming schedule
All pre-production materials require COR/POC/CEO review and written approval prior to filming.
Task 2 – On-Site Production (Filming)
The Contractor shall conduct on-site filming at the Jicarilla Service Unit and surrounding community locations.
Production shall include:
1. Professionally recorded interviews with:
o Clinical providers o Nursing staff o Administrative/support staff o Leadership representatives (as designated by JSU)
2. B-roll footage of:
o Facility exterior and interior (non-patient identifiable areas only) o Staff collaboration and workplace environment o Community settings and landscapes o Local amenities and recreational opportunities
3. Use of professional-grade video, lighting, and audio equipment capable of producing broadcast-quality HD video (minimum 1080p resolution).
Drone footage may be included only if:
• The operator is FAA compliant.
• All federal and tribal permissions are obtained in advance.
• Approved by the COR/POC/CEO
Task 3 – Post-Production and Editing
The Contractor shall:
1. Edit footage into a cohesive recruitment video approximately 3–5 minutes in duration.
2. Incorporate:
o Professional-quality graphics and titles o Licensed background music o Narration (if approved by the Government) o Agency-approved branding elements
3. Provide a draft version for Government review.
4. Incorporate up to two (2) rounds of consolidated Government revisions.
5. Produce a final approved version.
Additionally, the Contractor shall provide:
• One (1) shortened 30–60 second version optimized for social media platforms.
• Closed captioning compliant with Section 508 accessibility requirements.
• Web-optimized and high-resolution master files.
CONTENT REQUIREMENTS
The final video shall address the following thematic areas:
Professional Opportunities
• Clinical and non-clinical career pathways
• Interdisciplinary team model
• Professional growth and leadership opportunities
Federal Employment Benefits
• Federal retirement and health benefits
• Leave accrual
• Loan repayment and IHS scholarship opportunities (if applicable)
• Continuing education support
Workplace Culture
• Staff testimonials
• Team collaboration
• Mission-driven service
• Commitment to culturally responsive care
Community Impact
• Service to the Jicarilla Apache Nation
• Public health and outreach initiatives
• Meaningful impact on community wellness
Lifestyle and Surrounding Area
• Scenic landscapes
• Outdoor recreation
• Community amenities
• Quality of life highlights
DELIVERABLES
The Contractor shall provide the following deliverables:
1. Production Plan and Storyboard
2. Draft Recruitment Video (3–5 minutes)
3. Final Recruitment Video (3–5 minutes)
4. One (1) 30–60 second social media cut
5. Section 508-compliant captioned version
6. High-resolution master file (MP4 format)
7. Web-optimized file suitable for online posting
All deliverables shall be submitted electronically unless otherwise directed by the COR.
PERIOD OF PERFORMANCE
The anticipated Period of Performance shall be ninety (90) calendar days from date of award.
Estimated schedule:
• Pre-Production: 15–30 days
• Production: 2–4 on-site filming days
• Post-Production and Final Delivery: Within 45 days following filming completion
GOVERNMENT RESPONSIBILITIES
The Government shall:
• Appoint a Contracting Officer (CO) and Contracting Officer’s Representative (COR).
• Provide facility access and coordinate staff availability.
• Review and provide consolidated feedback within ten (10) business days of submission of draft materials.
• Ensure necessary internal approvals and tribal coordination.
CONTRACTOR QUALIFICATIONS
The Contractor shall demonstrate:
• Experience producing professional recruitment or promotional videos.
• Experience working with healthcare organizations or government entities (preferred).
• Knowledge of federal accessibility standards (Section 508).
• Ability to comply with HIPAA and federal privacy requirements.
ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA
Deliverables will be considered acceptable upon:
• Compliance with technical specifications outlined in this SOW.
• Incorporation of Government-approved revisions.
• Confirmation of Section 508 accessibility compliance.
SECURITY AND PRIVACY REQUIREMENTS
The Contractor shall:
• Comply with all applicable HHS, IHS, and HIPAA privacy regulations.
• Ensure no patient-identifiable information is captured without explicit written authorization.
• Protect all Government-furnished information.
• Return or destroy any sensitive materials upon project completion.
RIGHTS IN DATA
All final products, raw footage, edited materials, graphics, and associated media produced under this contract shall become the property of the U.S. Government. The Government shall retain unlimited rights to reproduce, distribute, and modify the materials.
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