RFI Responses OHWS.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- W50S8Z24Q0005
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This document is a Request for Information (RFI) Worksheet related to a federal contract opportunity for Optimizing the Human Weapons System (OHWS) Services, Solicitation Number W50S8Z24Q0005. The RFI Worksheet contains questions and answers regarding the contract requirements, including:
- The services are not considered Commercial Off-The-Shelf. Contractors may need to upload scores to the Supplier Performance Risk System (SPRS) and be licensed by the state of Oregon. The positions required are for an Athletic Trainer and a Strength and Conditioning Coach, who will work at the same location. Proposals do not need to include supporting materials for the candidates or signed commitment letters. The hours and location of the services are specified in the amended Performance Work Statement (PWS).
The related federal contract opportunity is for OHWS Services at Kingsley Field Air National Guard Base in Klamath Falls, Oregon, to be performed for the Department of the Army Oregon Army National Guard. The PWS outlines the key objectives, which include providing injury trending metrics, objectively measuring and tracking spine and neck strength, and implementing evidence-based protocols for strengthening the spine.
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Other files
| File | Type | Posted |
|---|---|---|
| Attachment 1 OHWS PWS 31 May 24 Amended.pdf | ||
| Attachment 2 OHWS Provisions and Clauses 28 May 24.pdf | ||
| Attachment 3 OHWS Wage Determination.pdf | ||
| Attachment 1 OHWS PWS 21 May 24 .docx | DOCX document | |
| Attachment 2 OHWS Provisions and Clauses 22 May 24.pdf | ||
| Combined Synopsis OHWS.docx | DOCX document |
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Request for Information Worksheet
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Requirement Information
Requirement Description Solicitation Number Contracting Officer
Optimizing the Human Weapons System (OHWS) Services W50S8Z24Q0005 Christine Campbell
Questions and Answers
Number Question
1 Is the service provided considered Commercial Off The Shelf?
Answer No
2 Is Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) present in the contract requirements?
Answer There is HIPAA and there is CUI on base but it’s not foreseen that a contractor for these services will require access to CUI.
3 Do contractors need to upload scores into SPRS?
Answer Yes contractors should upload scores. It will not preclude a contractor from submitting an offer but it is a past performance check that is completed for contractors.
4 Do I need to submit the offer on the SF 1449?
Answer Refer to Attachment 2 Provisions and Clauses page 6.
5 Is the position for one Athletic Trainer and one Strength Coach?
Answer Required services are for Athletic Trainer and a Strength and Conditioning Coach. Refer to the Combined Synopsis and Attachment 1 OHWS PWS in the solicitation.
6 Would the two positions be working in the same location?
Answer Yes
7 Should proposals from offerors include supporting materials for the candidates they are proposing for each position such as a resume, digital copies of each required certification and degree, etc.
Answer No
Are signed commitment letters from each proposed Athletic Trainer and Strength/Conditioning Coach candidate required to be included in an offeror's proposal?
Answer No
How many hours per week and what hours of the day are the services to be performed?
Answer See amended PWS for clarification on hours per week and hours of the day services are to be performed.
Can the athletic trainer be licensed in any state since services will be performed at a government facility?
Answer The athletic trainer has to be licensed by Oregon according to Oregon law. The contractor is not employed by the government.
At para 5.6.7.1, the PWS requires the contractor to provide an “Injury Trending” metrics written report. Is there a standard DOD “Injury Trending” metrics report and is there a legacy database supporting “Injury Trending” metrics that would be available to the contractor?
Answer No, there is no DoD or legacy database. The contractor will be responsible for providing a written metrics report.
Clarification requested on PWS paragraph 4.0.6. specifically tools and/or technology to objectively measure and track spine and neck strength.
Answer 4.0.6 Refers to objective measuring and tracking spine and neck strength. It does not specify what type of technology has to be used but rather that it needs to be validated and relevant.
Clarification requested on PWS paragraph 4.0.7. specifically regarding Iron Neck.
Answer Refers to protocols directed at strengthening the spine. Such protocols are evidence based and safe. Protocols in the strength and conditioning or rehab world refer to a number of progressive, specific programs. However, protocols can be implemented using a variety of tools. Iron Neck is an example of a tool/technology.
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