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R -- Federal Monitoring and Oversight in Long Term Care Facilities

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RFP-CMS-03-0009-HLHFederal

Submission Closed09/30/2003, 12:00:00 PM UTC

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AI Contract Overview

The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) seeks to award a single five-year contract for Federal Monitoring and Oversight of Long Term Care Facilities, aiming to enhance federal oversight across over 16,800 such facilities nationwide. The contract will be awarded under NAICS Code 541618 on a negotiated competitive basis during fiscal year 2003, utilizing a cascading evaluation preference process designed to prioritize eligible 8(a) and Hubzone 8(a) small business concerns. The process involves three tiers of competition: the first tier gives preference to 8(a) and Hubzone 8(a) businesses that meet specific criteria including providing at least 51% of the direct labor dollars; if no adequate competition is found, the opportunity opens to eligible small businesses in the second tier, and finally to an unrestricted full and open competition in the third tier. Each tier requires that businesses meet technical qualifications and offer fair market pricing, and provisions exist for price evaluation adjustments favoring small disadvantaged businesses at the third-tier level. The contract’s scope includes strengthening federal oversight through conducting comparative surveys, complaint investigations, and special compliance surveys in long term care facilities to protect residents effectively. The solicitation was posted in June 2003, with proposals to be submitted electronically via the FedBizOpps website, which also manages notifications for release and amendments. Points of contact are provided for contractual inquiries, and all offerors in the first two tiers must demonstrate meaningful labor contributions to the contract effort. This structured preference approach aims to ensure a fair and competitive selection while supporting small businesses and safeguarding public health within the long term care sector.