124th OG OHWS Q.A. Final 23May2023.docx
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- 124th OHWS Federal contract opportunity
- Solicitation number
- W50S7323R0002
- Issued by
- Department of the Army National Guard
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This document outlines requirements for an occupational health and wellness services contract for the 124th Fighter Wing of the Ohio Air National Guard. The contract requires one certified trainer who can provide occupational health and wellness services for up to ten clients per day, Monday through Friday including drill weekends. The trainer will not be expected to work more than 40 hours per week, with 9 hour days scheduled to account for additional work required over drill weekends. The solicitation is being conducted by the Department of the Army National Guard to acquire these services for the 124th Fighter Wing located in Ohio.
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Final Q&A OHWS 124th FW
1. How many Therapists or trainers do you need on-site. One trainer can complete this contract if they have all requisite certifications.
2. How many clients per day will we be servicing? The trainer can reasonably expect to treat up to ten per day, however it may be more depending on the drill weekend.
3. How many days out of the week will we be servicing. Will it be Mon-Fri? This will generally be Mon-Friday, however this will include national guard drill weekends. The contractor is not expected to work more than 40 hours per week. The Wing schedule is set up for 9 hour days which is designed to compensate for the additional work required over drill weekends.
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