7A21 - AMPTracer subscription
Closed Solicitation Posted
- Solicitation number
- N626452410242
- Agency
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Naval Supply Systems Command
Department of the Navy, Department of Defense
- Responses due
- Set-aside
- No set-aside
Opportunity facts
- NAICS code
- 541511 Custom Computer Programming Services
- Points of contact
Notice details come from SAM.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
The Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) is seeking to procure six individual Trace with AMP subscriptions. The purpose is to provide BUMED and Navy Medicine operational headquarters commands with web-based/online access to information regarding accreditation and health care standards. This will help maintain accreditation readiness and compliance with The Joint Commission (TJC) standards. The TJC tool allows the ability to monitor unit findings, establish patterns of non-compliance, and identify areas of improvement. The solicitation has no set-aside designations, and the key numerical details include six individual subscriptions. The place of performance is not specified.
The contract requirements include the need to maintain accreditation readiness, address barriers and gaps, and reduce the number of findings in accreditation areas. The evaluation criteria are not provided, and the solicitation does not indicate any potential incumbents or current contractors. The solicitation was posted on August 21, 2024, with a due date of the same date, suggesting an expedited timeline for responses.
Notice text
The Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery requires (6) individual Trace with AMP subscriptions to provide the Navy Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED) and Navy Medicine operational headquarters commands with web based/online access to information regarding accreditation and health care standards. To maintain accreditation readiness and compliance with TJC standards (DoDI 6025.13 as applicable), BUMED and its operational headquarters commands and Regions conduct on-going Medical Quality Assist Visit assessments of their components (e.g. ships and clinics) quality compliance using the tracer methodology. The TJC tool allows the ability to monitor unit findings and establish patterns of non-compliance and address barriers and gaps.
This proactive approach to maintain accreditation readiness is greatly beneficial to Navy medicine operational clinical services sites in reducing the number of findings in all of the accreditation areas, environmental and point of care and identifying areas of improvement. The Joint Commission Resources is the training branch of TJC and the only source capable of offering this accreditation standards readiness tool. The versatility of the tracer tool satisfies the need of the ambulatory and the inpatient setting. In addition, the tool is available through the individual sites portal so there is no need for additional software or security concerns. This will reduce variation in the interpretation of the tracers findings and specifically identify standards requiring additional attention at the operational services unit level along with the determination of the severity of the findings.
This will aid in the prioritization of activities and possible resources to correct the deficits prior to the survey or other quality assist visits.
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