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HEALTH INSURANCE FOR LOCAL EMPLOYEES IN SPAIN

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19SP5026R0001QAs3Federal

Submission Closed12/18/2025, 10:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The solicitation titled "HEALTH INSURANCE FOR LOCAL EMPLOYEES IN SPAIN" (Solicitation Number 19SP5026R0001QAs3) issued by the U.S. Embassy Madrid seeks proposals for providing comprehensive health insurance coverage to local employees stationed in Madrid, Spain. The contract falls under NAICS code 524114, identifying it within the direct health insurance carriers sector. The solicitation, posted on December 11, 2025, has a response deadline of December 18, 2025, and is not set aside for any particular socioeconomic category, making it open to all qualified bidders. The services require administration and reimbursement of health insurance claims, with a specific clarification allowing prescription lenses and frames to be reimbursed when prescribed by licensed optometrists or ophthalmologists. The contract performance is localized to Madrid, Spain, while administration and contracting functions operate through the U.S. Embassy in Washington, DC. The available documents primarily include a third set of questions and answers clarifying key details, especially on provider eligibility for prescriptions under the health insurance coverage. No standardized FAR clauses, special contract requirements, evaluation criteria, or contract pricing information are present in the accessible material. Inspection and acceptance details are not explicitly outlined but are presumed to occur in Madrid, aligned with place of performance. Contract administration data identifies two points of contact, Jerad S. Tietz and Maria Jose Moyano, for inquiries related to the solicitation. Submission instructions highlight electronic proposal submissions by the deadline; however, specific formats, evaluation methods, and contract types remain unspecified. Overall, the solicitation focuses on ensuring accessible health insurance coverage for local embassy employees, emphasizing regulatory compliance regarding licensed healthcare providers and seamless claims processing.