Medical personnel for FEMA covid-19 vaccine support

DRAFT STATMENT OF WORK PROVIDED.    FEMA anticipates an upcoming requirement to assist with the administration of the COVID-19 vaccine.  The requirement would be to provide medical services to support vaccine administration at state and federally managed vaccination centers nationwide.  This requirement does not include the registration of patients, medical facilities, personal protection equipment (PPE), etc.  A copy of the DRAFT Statement of Work (SOW) is attached for industry awareness.

Subject to final government decisions, FEMA is contemplating the award of two single-award IDIQs with a total project value of approximately $3 billion.  The IDIQs are anticipated to have a base period of 6 months with options that bring the total IDIQ period of performance to 18-months.  Also subject to final government decisions, FEMA anticipates that this acquisition will be an open market, unrestricted competition.

FEMA anticipates the release of the solicitation in mid-February 2021 and is targeting contract awards by early to mid-March 2021.

Any urgent questions can be directed to the FEMA Contracting Officer at sharon.edwards3@fema.dhs.gov and the FEMA Contract Specialist at erich.ducote@fema.dhs.gov.   Depending on the questions, responses may not be provided, but may be used to better refine the Statement of Work.

An active registration in SAM.gov will be required to bid on this requirement.