BUMED Mission Assurance Support Services
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The contractor will provide specialized support to Personnel Security focusing on Suitability and Fitness, as well as Emergency Management through duties tied to the Health and Human Services Federal Coordinating Center. A core responsibility involves developing and implementing Navy Medicine policies and procedures to conduct criminal history background checks on service members providing childcare in Department of Defense medical programs for children under 18, strictly adhering to 34 USC Section 20351, 32 CFR Part 86, and DoDI 1402.05. The contractor must ensure operational readiness and continuity, enforce policy compliance, and foster seamless coordination among internal Navy entities and interagency partners to effectively mitigate risks and maintain readiness. All activities must align with key DoD directives including DoDI 6010.22 on medical readiness, DoD patient movement and medical response policies, and HHS/NDMS coordination frameworks. The contractor is tasked with ensuring that Navy Medicine’s internal issuances, operational plans, and governance documents are current, accurately define roles and responsibilities, and clearly establish reporting relationships across all relevant stakeholders. This contract, titled BUMED Mission Assurance Support Services and issued under solicitation N0018926QB03, is a Total Small Business Set-Aside under NAICS code 624230. Responses are due by July 2, 2026, with performance centered in Falls Church, Virginia, and point of contact information provided through the Naval Supply Systems Command in Norfolk, Virginia.
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Falls Church, VA, 22042, USASet-Aside
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Full Description
The contractor shall support Personnel Security with emphasis on Suitability and Fitness, Emergency Management (EM) via responsibilities associated with the Health and Human Services (HHS) Federal Coordinating Center (FCC). The contractor shall provide expert services to facilitate development of Navy Medicine policy and procedures to conduct criminal history background checks on service members involved in the provision of childcare services for children under the age of 18 in Department of Defense (DoD) programs (medical treatment programs under Navy Medicine purview) in accordance with 34 USC Section 20351, 32 CFR Part 86 and DoDI 1402.05. The contractor shall maintain operational readiness and continuity, ensure policy compliance, and facilitate effective coordination and communication across interagency and internal Navy stakeholders to promote effective risk mitigation, readiness.
The contractor shall ensure all FCC/NDMS-related products and actions are aligned with applicable guidance, including (at a minimum) DoDI 6010.22 (Medical Readiness and related supporting responsibilities), applicable DoD patient movement/medical response policy, and HHS/NDMS coordination constructs, while ensuring Navy Medicine internal issuances, operational plans, and governance products reflect current regulatory requirements and clearly define roles, responsibilities, and reporting relationships across Navy Medicine stakeholders and interagency partners.
