R--Occupational Therapy Services, JFK

The contract for Occupational Therapy Services at John F. Kennedy Day School in Whiteriver, Arizona, is a Firm Fixed Price procurement issued by the Indian Education Acquisition Office under the Department of the Interior, solicited under number 140A2326Q0152 with a revised deadline of July 1, 2026. It encompasses an estimated 160 labor hours annually for a base year and four option years, totaling up to 2 years and 6 months if all options are exercised, with services provided under NAICS code 621340. The contract requires full compliance with FAR clauses including 52.217-8 and 52.217-9 for option extensions, 52.222-54 for employment eligibility, and 52.240-91 and 52.240-93 for security prohibitions and information safeguarding. Key personnel must be approved by both contractor and government, remain in place for the first 120 days unless replaced due to illness or termination, and undergo security clearance through mandatory background investigations submitted within 10 days of award. All personnel must complete annual IT security training, wear visible identification badges on-site, and adhere to strict confidentiality obligations under 19 U.S.C. 641 with awareness of criminal penalties for unauthorized disclosures. Offerors must submit two volumes by email only: a Technical Volume limited to 10 pages detailing experience, qualifications, and past performance, and a Price Volume with fully itemized labor rates and total cost, both in PDF format without compression. Proposals must include resumes, certifications, and letters of intent from proposed key personnel, with substitutions allowed only after 15 days' written notice under non-emergency conditions. Compliance with SAM.gov registration and active UEI and CAGE codes is mandatory, and offerors must complete all required representations via SAM.gov, including certification regarding inverted domestic corporations, debarment status, and use of prohibited telecommunications equipment. Payment must be submitted electronically via the Internet Payment Platform, and performance will be evaluated under a trade-off process considering technical merit alongside cost, not under LPTA principles. Inspection and acceptance occur on-site at the facility, governed by FAR 52.212-4 and federal safety standards including OSHA, immunization mandates, and PPE requirements. The Government retains rights to assess performance through CPARS, and final payment requires submission of