Questions Answers W912K624Q0026_Dental Examiniations Requirement.pdf

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Medical Readiness: Dental Examinations for MDARNG
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This document contains Questions and Answers related to Solicitation W912K624Q0026 for Medical Readiness: Dental Examinations for the Maryland Army National Guard (MDARNG). The key details are:

The government requires a licensed dentist to provide dental examinations at two locations - Camp Fretterd Military Reservation and the Flight Surgeon's Clinic - on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, except on holidays or when the government facility is closed. The contractor shall provide all necessary personnel, equipment, and materials, except those specified as government-furnished. The contract is for a one-year period of performance.

The questions and answers clarify that there is no incumbent contractor, no need for a dental hygienist, and some flexibility on the schedule. The government will provide all necessary equipment. The contractor can expect to see 10-15 service members per day on average, up to 25-30 per day on occasion, for a weekly total of approximately 50.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS FOR W912K624Q0026

Questions Received 05/02/2024.

1. I wanted to inquire if there is an incumbent? NO

2. Will there be a need for a hygienist? NO. PWS clearly states One Certerfied Dentist.

Questions Received 05/03/2024.

1. Is there any flexibility on the schedule or is it always Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday?

The PWS specifies Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. There will be occasional shift deviations that are mutually agreed upon.

2. Will items such as exam packets, gloves etc be provided by the government or would we need to provide that? All necessary equipment to conduct dental examinations will be furnished by the government.

3. Approximately how many service members would the provider see per shift? And also per week? On average 10-15 a day, per week approximately 50. On occasion 25-30 per day.

4. Is it always three shifts per week or is it based on demand? The contract specifies three days per week and on occasion there may be mutually agreed upon shift changes.

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