Questions and Answers for Medical Surveillance 20241203.pdf
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- W9127Q25RA001
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This is a Questions and Answers document for solicitation W9127Q-25-R-A001 regarding Medical Surveillance Exam Services for the Mississippi Army National Guard.
The Q&A addresses key operational details including: no special reporting requirements for abnormal laboratory findings, no specialized pre-employment forms required, requirement for health history and vitals documentation, medical records must comply with HIPAA regulations, exams will be scheduled as needed (weekly/monthly) with maximum 5 employees per day, payment terms are Net 30, examinations will be conducted over several months rather than a concentrated period, and the anticipated contract start date is January 1, 2025 (subject to change).
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Questions and Answers for Medical Surveillance - Solicitation W9127Q-25-R-A001
Question 1 (Q1): What, if anything are the reporting requirements for laboratory findings that are not within normal limits?
Answer 1 (A1): No special reporting requirements. The Government will review all results; if anything abnormal is present, the Government will inform the employee as needed.
Q2: Will a specialized pre-employment form be provided by the NG unit/military, or should we expect to furnish our own?
A2: No specialized form is required.
Q3: Are intake results expected as well? (i.e. medical history intake exam results)?
A3: Along with height and weight (vitals), health (medical) history is required.
Q4: What, if anything, are the reporting requirements for medical record storage?
A4: Medical record storage should be in accordance with state and federal laws and HIPAA compliance.
Q5: Is there an anticipated schedule that the examinations will be needed? (weekly, monthly, etc.) If not, how will the government notify us when exam services are needed?
Will they be scheduled in chunks (e.g. 10 people scheduled at once) or individually?
A5: The occupational health nurse will contract the clinic/vendor by phone or email to schedule all exams. The exams will be scheduled on as needed basis (weekly or monthly). Depending on the vendor clinic capacity, employees will be grouped together, no more than 5 per day unless the vendor can accommodate.
Q6: What are the payment terms?
A6: Net 30
Q7: What time span will the screening need to be done by? Will they all need to be done over a span of a week or a few months?
A7: Exams will be competed over a span of months.
Q8: Is there an anticipated start date for this contract?
A8: 1 January 2025 (Subject to change)
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