Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility (CCHCF) needs (2) Hospitalist/Nocturnist nonpersonal service

This is an Indian Small Business Economic Enterprise (ISBEE) set-aside Request for Quote (RFQ) issued by the Navajo Area Indian Health Service under solicitation number IHS1519284_IHS1519285, seeking two non-personal service Hospitalist/Nocturnist healthcare providers to support the Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility in Chinle, Arizona. The requirement is for outpatient and inpatient nocturnist services, covering emergency room, adult care unit, special care unit, pediatric care unit, and nursery functions, with the contractor expected to deliver care aligned with the Indian Health Service mission and demonstrate cultural competency in serving Native patients, particularly in remote and underserved settings. The contract has a one-year potential duration comprising a three-month base period and seven three-month option periods, with flexibility to accommodate short-term, long-term, and intermittent needs, and may be extended an additional six months under FAR 52.217-8 if justified. The solicitation is issued under NAICS code 561320 as a commercial services acquisition and requires offerors to submit detailed pricing based on an all-inclusive hourly rate for 520 hours per period, broken down into actual personnel pay, overhead, direct/indirect costs, fringe benefits, and profit, with all base and option CLINs required to be priced. Proposals must be submitted in PDF format via email to the designated point of contact no later than June 4, 2026, organized into five clearly labeled volumes with strict separation of pricing information—price must appear only in Volume 5 and must not be included in Volumes 2, 3, or 4. Offerors must meet pass/fail gates by providing comprehensive documentation for key personnel including resumes, degrees, active licenses, DEA registration, certifications, and an NPDB report, and demonstrate past performance and technical capability through detailed submissions. The evaluation prioritizes non-price factors—past performance, technical capability, and key personnel qualifications—which are significantly more important than price, with all non-price factors considered of equal weight. Contractors must maintain active SAM UEI registration and healthcare accreditation throughout contract performance, comply with strict ID card protocols and facility access rules, carry medical liability insurance as specified in FAR 52.237-7, and ensure all subcontractors adhere to these same requirements. Payment must be submitted electronically through the Treasury Invoice Processing Platform, and failure to comply with submission formatting, documentation,