B08 QandAs 3Aug2026.docx
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- W50S7E26QA004
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation W50S7E26QA004, Medical Simulator Operator Service, issued by the Department of the Army National Guard on August 3, 2026. The document clarifies key aspects of the solicitation for a certified medical simulation operator position supporting the Critical Care Air Transport Team Sustainment Training Center (CCATT-STC) in St. Paul, Minnesota. No incumbent contractor currently provides this service, and the resultant contract will be issued as a Purchase Order with no Service Contract Act wage determination applicable. Quotations must be emailed to ann.feist.1@us.af.mil and daniel.byler@us.af.mil, and no signed SF 1449 is required.
Award will be based on price and past performance, with evaluation of all five years of pricing and the total contract value. The contractor will work a maximum of 480 hours annually at a firm-fixed price, with estimated monthly requirements of 32 hours (384 hours annually), invoiced for actual hours worked. The Government will provide all equipment, hardware, maintenance, software licenses, system updates, simulation space, furniture, and high-fidelity manikins. Training courses are conducted Monday-Friday only with at least 30 days' notice provided. The contractor must be a certified medical simulation operator with no specific certification level required, and comparable high-fidelity simulator experience is acceptable in lieu of platform-specific experience with Laerdal, Nasco, iSimulate, or LLEAP systems. The contractor is not responsible for issuing certifications to students and is not responsible for providing post-award deliverables related to certifications; students earn annual CCATT required training credit. Alternate work locations are permitted within 10 miles of the 133rd Airlift Wing, Minnesota Air National Guard Base in St. Paul, Minnesota 55111.
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W50S7E26QA004, Medical Simulator Operator Service Questions & Answers
2 August 2026
1. No, there is no incumbent contractor. This service is not currently being provided.
2. No Service Contract Act Wage Determination applies.
3. The resultant contract will be a Purchase Order.
4. 52.212-2, Evaluation, the following are the basis for award:
a. Price, and
b. Past Performance, offerors should submit past experience in this type of work and/or letters of reference from previous customers.
3 August 2026
5. Evaluation of price will include all 5 years of pricing, the total contract value.
6. Invoicing will be for the actual hours work. 480 hours is a maximum hours annually at the firm-fixed price on the contract. The estimated hours needed every month is 32 hours, 384 hours annually.
7. Quotes are to be emailed to: ann.feist.1@us.af.mil; daniel.byler@us.af.mil. No signed SF 1449 is required.
8. The Government has sole responsibility to provide all equipment, hardware maintenance, software licenses, and system updates including simulation space, furniture, simulation equipment and high-fidelity manikin.
9. As for the schedule of training days, we expect to be able to give at least 30 days notice of training schedule. Training courses are held Monday-Friday only, no weekends.
10. The government will evaluate any past performance and/or letters of reference from customers for the prime and subcontractors, as long as the subcontractor remains the same if awarded the contract.
11. Post award Deliverables are listed in the PWS under section 7.
12. The contractor is NOT responsible to issue any certifications to students. Students will be earning annual CCATT required training credit.
13. In regard to the Contractor certification level, the contractor must be a certified medical simulation operator in order to be able to manipulate physiological data and interpret participant’s response to simulated scenarios. There is no specific level of certification required.
14. Alternate work locations would be within 10 miles of the 133rd Airlift Wing, Minnesota Air National Guard Base in St. Paul, MN, 55111.
15. "Must the individual possess prior experience with every specifically identified platform, Laerdal, Nasco, iSimulate, and LLEAP, or will comparable high-fidelity simulator experience be accepted? " -- A comparable high-fidelity simulator will be accepted.
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