W9127818R0058_Attachment_3_Summary_of_Historical_Requirements.pdf

Attachment 3

Summary of Historical Requirements 18 June 2018

The previous requirement was awarded to MAGNIFICUS CORPORATION under contract W91278-13-D-0008.

Task orders varied over the performance period but some recent task orders are tabulated below. The task requirements are shown below. These are shown for informational purposes, are not all inclusive, and are not guaranteed to be awarded under any subsequent contract. Requirements are subject to change.

Description Paragraph Jacksonville and Savannah ROHC Clinics 1 Mobile ROHC Clinic 2 Support for Hurricane Irma Florida 3 Support for Hurricane Maria St. Croix, Virgin Islands 4

1. Jacksonville and Savannah ROHC Clinics

A Registered Nurse (RN), Nurse II or III, is needed to continue as the primary staff nurse for the Regional Occupational Health Center (ROHC) facility in Jacksonville, FL. The services will be provided in the US Army Corps of Engineers clinic located at 701 San Marco Blvd, room 625, Jacksonville FL 32207. A Registered Nurse (RN), Nurse III, is needed to continue as the primary staff nurse for the Regional Occupational Health Center (ROHC) facility in Savannah, GA. In addition a part time RN, Nurse I or II, is needed to assist in clinic operations and programs management at the ROHC in Savannah, Ga. The services will be provided in the US Army Corps of Engineers clinic located at 100 W. Oglethorpe Ave, Room 1021, Savannah, GA. It is preferred that this nurse have Occupational Health Nursing experience in addition to the requirements listed below. Services will be provided to Federal employees of participating agencies in accordance with the ROHC, US Public Health Service, and other directives and protocols. The ROHC is located in the Federal Building, 109 Saint Joseph Street, Mobile, AL and will provide direction for the RNs staffing the ROHC Jacksonville and Savannah facilities.

Estimated Travel:

Jacksonville Nurse Trip 1- Clewiston/West Palm Trip FL. (4 days 3 nights) May/June Trip 2 – Fort Meyers FL. (3 days 2 nights) July/August Trip 3 – Melbourne Fl. (3 days 2 nights) September Trip 4 – Panama City/Pensacola Fl. (3 days 2 nights) June/

2. Mobile ROHC Clinic

A Registered Occupational Health Nurse (RN) level III is needed to continue as the primary clinical nurse for the Regional Occupational Health Center (ROHC) facility in Mobile, AL. and as a field medical surveillance coordinator for Mobile District. The services will be provided in the US Army Corps of Engineers clinic located at 109 Saint Joseph St., Mobile AL 36602 on days of Government operations. In addition to the primary clinical nurse, a level III nurse will be required to assist with clinic operations two days per week and occasionally 40 hers per week to backfill for PRN duties as described by level III nurse duties and work the hearing conservation program.

The Contracting Officer Representative (COR) will ensure that the schedule complies with the District work schedule. Any changes in schedule will be conveyed as soon as possible to the contractor by the COR. It is preferred that the nurse is certified as an Occupational Health Nurse. Services will be provided to US Army Corps of Engineers employees, as well as other federal employees of participating agencies. Services will be in accordance with the ROHC, US Public Health Service, and other directives and protocols. Services to other participating federal agencies may require the nurse to travel to agency locations in and around the Mobile Area to provide periodic training, nursing services and vaccines. In addition, the contract personnel may be required to travel by air or ground vehicle during the contract period for the purpose of providing nursing services, training, or supporting Safety and Occupational Health activities.

Estimated Travel:

Two round trip visits by POV to Dauphin Island with no per-diem are required. The trip is to Dauphin Island Sea Lab, 101 Bienville Boulevard, Dauphin Island, Alabama, 36528. It is estimated at 80 miles round trip each visit.

May be assigned to distant locations to provide Occupational Health Nurse services for Disaster and Emergency Response Missions (i.e. hurricane relief efforts, etc.), working up to 12 hours per shift, seven days per week, for one to six months, or longer if required by the mission.

3. Support for Hurricane Irma Florida

In accordance with the original Scope of work, a volunteer Registered Nurse II is required for Occupational Health Nurse services for Disaster Emergency Response Missions to work 12 hour shifts 7 days per weeks including holidays. The Nurse will work in the Occupational Health Clinic in Recovery Field Office (RFO) Tampa, FL for 30 days. Establishes and secures supplies for on-site nursing station. Performs limited on-site medical screening of all in processing personnel. Provides required immunizations when available. Coordinates with ESF-8 (Health and Medical Service - Department of Health and Human Services), if on-site, for assistance with medical situations beyond capabilities of on-site nursing station. Coordinates with local medical facilities for needed services. Provides phone numbers and a local map of area medical facilities to COE emergency operational locations. Maintains log of medical treatment. Provides daily non-medical sensitive written report to on-site SOH Manager. The Government Technical POC is the on-site Safety and Occupational Health Manager. The Occupational Health Nurse (OHN) provides on-site medical services to US Army Corps of Engineers Employees (COE) personnel working for emergency operation theater of operations. The travel is from Jacksonville Florida to Tampa, FL.

4. Support for Hurricane Maria St. Croix, Virgin Islands

In accordance with the original Scope of work, paragraph 14.t., a volunteer Registered Nurse III is required for Occupational Health Nurse services for Disaster Emergency Response Missions to work 12 hour shifts 7 days per weeks including holidays. The Nurse will work in the Occupational Health Clinic in Recovery Field Office (RFO) St. Croix, Virgin Islands starting on approx. 5 October 2017 for 30 days. Establishes and secures supplies for on-site nursing station. Performs limited on-site medical screening of all in-processing personnel. Provides required immunizations when available. Coordinates with ESF-8 (Health and Medical Service - Department of Health and Human Services), if on-site, for assistance with medical situations beyond capabilities of on-site nursing station.

Coordinates with local medical facilities for needed services. Provides phone numbers and a local map of area medical facilities to COE emergency operational locations. Maintains log of medical treatment. Provides daily non-medical sensitive written report to on-site SOH Manager. The Government Technical POC is the on-site Safety and Occupational Health Manager. The Occupational Health Nurse (OHN) provides on-site medical services to US Army Corps of Engineers Employees (COE) personnel working for emergency operation theater of operations. The travel is from Savannah, GA to St. Croix, Virgin Islands.

Office Locations:

US Army Engineer District-Charleston 69 A Hagood Ave Charleston, SC 29403-5107

US Army Engineer District-Mobile 109 Saint Joseph Street Mobile, AL 36602-3605

US Army Engineer District- Wilmington 69 Darlington Avenue Wilmington, NC 28403

Raleigh Regulatory Field Office (subordinate to Wilmington District)

3331 Heritage Trade Drive, Suite 105 Wake Forest, NC 27587

US Army Engineer District-Jacksonville 701 San Marco Blvd (Room 625) Jacksonville, FL 32207-8159

US Army Engineer District-Savannah 100 West Oglethorpe Avenue Savannah, GA 31402