PHA and Dental Services 3Q4Q Question Set 1.pdf
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- W911YN-20-Q-0010
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This document contains a federal contract opportunity solicitation for PHA and dental services for the Florida Army National Guard. The solicitation seeks quotes for non-personal healthcare services including Soldier medical records updates to be provided at eight Florida locations between April and August 2020. Quotes are required for each location and must include breakouts for PHA/dental exams and dental treatment. Services will include physical exams, dental exams, vision testing, hearing tests and follow-up care. The last day for questions is March 12, 2020. The agency issuing this solicitation is the Department of the Army Florida Army National Guard.
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W911YN-20-Q-0010
PHA and Dental Services 3Q4Q
Question Set 1
1. Is the contractor still scrubbing the roster for each event or is the case management personnel completing that?
Contractors scrub the roster prior to events.
2. Is the optometry refraction (prescribing glasses) at every event?
771s will be completed at each event. FLARNG or the contractor do not prescribe glasses. However, the 771 is obtained at each event in case units are mobilized and need to buy them. All testing in order to get measurements are required.
3. Is the contractor to do follow up hearing test for Soldiers that have a shift in their test result?
If it is a two day event and a shift is on day one, then retest on day two. If the shift is on day two, the contractor needs to note it in the roll up and units/OTSS will work with the SM to get them scheduled for the next hearing exam.
4. Is SPRINT testing required at every event?
Yes
End of Question Set 1.
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