Q-A W50S6Y21R0001 FLANG OHWS.pdf

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This document contains a combined synopsis and solicitation for Optimizing the Human Weapon System (OHWS) services. The Florida Air National Guard Contracting Office seeks a contractor to provide OHWS services for aircrew at Building 1005, Room 162 at Jacksonville IAP, Florida. Services include reducing frequency and severity of injuries, improving long term quality of life, optimizing human performance and readiness, and supporting fighter aircrew retention. The contractor must oversee all qualified pilots on the letter of X's, currently 39 pilots. On-site services are required during flying operations, usually Monday through Friday from 0800 to 1700 hours, as well as weekend drills and night flights. The period of performance is one base year and four option years not exceeding five years total. The contractor must employ a licensed Physical Therapist, Athletic Trainer, or both with applicable certifications. This requirement is a follow-on to the previous contract number W50S6Y20P0002.

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W50S6Y21R0001 FLANG OHWS

Q & A

5/4/2021

Q1. Where on base will the contractor provide services? What is the size of the area?

A1. Building 1005 (Ops Building), Room 162. An approximate 300 sq. ft area has been allocated for

OHWS services.

Q2. Is there existing fitness equipment in the building where OHWS services are provided? If so, what is it?

A2. There is no government provided fitness equipment in the building where OHWS services are provided.

Q3. Is there an existing fitness center on base for the contractor use with pilots?

A3. Yes.

Q4. Page 10, para 2 of the Combined Synopsis asks for the resumes of the Lead Physical Therapist and Athletic Trainer but PWS 5.0 states a licensed Physical Therapist and/or licensed Athletic Trainer. Are both professions required for this position?

A4. No. PWS 5.0 is correct. We require (1) licensed medical professional who could either be a Physical Therapist, or Athletic Trainer, or both.

Q5. What are the days/hours the contractor is required to be on base?

A5. During flying operations. Schedules will shift based on the fly window. Usually an 8-10 hour period during day and/or night flying operations, and to include weekend drill periods.

Q6. How many pilots will the contractor oversee?

A6. All qualified FL ANG pilots on the letter of X’s. Currently 39 pilots.

Q7. Which hours and days of the week Is the government requesting on-site contractor services?

A7. Hours during flying duty periods to include prior to brief and after debrief times based on pilot availability. This usually encompasses Monday-Friday 0800-1700, but may shift based on the flying schedule (Weekend drills, night flying, etc.).

Q8. What are the education and certification requirements of the proposed personnel?

A8. NPI number, Board certification in either Athletic Training or Physical Therapy, CPR Certification.

Additional certifications as they pertain to the position.

Q9. Could you please tell me if the Combined Synopsis/Solicitation posted as solicitation number W50S6Y21R0001 will be a follow-on requirement to any work performed currently or in the past, or will this be a new requirement?

A9. This is a follow-on requirement.

Q10. Can you please provide the most recent contract or task order number?

A10. W50S6Y20P0002

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