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R -- Operate and Manage Multi-Location Hazardous Material Pharmacies (HAZMART)

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The Department of the Air Force has officially announced the start of a public-private competition to operate and manage multi-location Hazardous Material Pharmacies (HAZMART) at several military installations including Eielson AFB in Alaska, Hickam AFB in Hawaii, and bases in Japan and the Republic of Korea. This competition is conducted in accordance with the Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76 (Revised), which governs the performance of commercial activities. The effort affects approximately 38 DoD government personnel positions, including both civilians and military members, currently performing the service, with no involvement of contractors. A streamlined competition process will be followed, with cost estimates based on market research and agency cost calculations covering one base year plus four option years. The competition’s outcome will determine whether the DoD continues agency performance or contracts the task out, depending on which option proves more cost-effective. A formal solicitation will only be issued if contracting is deemed financially advantageous compared to agency performance. The anticipated conclusion of the competition is June 25, 2006. Key officials overseeing this effort include the DoD Competitive Sourcing Official, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Philip W. Grone, and the Air Force Competitive Sourcing Official, Lieutenant General Roger A. Brady. Interested parties seeking additional information or clarification can contact the assigned contracting officers, Paul S. Cunanan and Darrell L. Strahan, via their provided phone numbers and email addresses.

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Air Force seeks competition to manage HAZMART pharmacies at multiple bases, cost-effectiveness deciding contract.

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921190 - Other General Government Support

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Paul S CunananContract Specialist
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PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OF PUBLIC-PRIVATE COMPETITION IN FEDBIZOPPS D-OMB Circular A-76: Department of Defense Public-Private Competition of Operate and Manage Multi-Location Hazardous Material Pharmacies (HAZMART) performed by the Department of the Air Force located at Eielson AFB, AK, Hickam AFB, HI, Kadena AB, Japan, Kunsan AB, ROK, Misawa AB, Japan, Osan AB, ROK, and Yokota AB, Japan. Document Type: Special Notice POC: Paul S. Cunanan or Darrell L. Strahan Classification Code: NAICS 921190, Operate and Manage Multi-Location Hazardous Material Pharmacies (HAZMART) Description: THIS IS NOT A SOLICITATION NOTICE. In accordance with Office of Management and Budget Circular A-76 (Revised), Performance of Commercial Activities, May 29, 2003, this notice represents the formal public announcement and official start date of a public-private competition of Operate and Manage Multi-Location Hazardous Material Pharmacies (HAZMART) performed at Eielson AFB, AK, Hickam AFB, HI, Kadena AB, Japan, Kunsan AB, ROK, Misawa AB, Japan, Osan AB, ROK, and Yokota AB, Japan. The incumbent service providers affected by this public-private competition are approximately 38 of DoD government personnel positions, 4 of DoD civilians and 34 of military, and 0 of DoD contractors. A streamlined competition will be conducted in accordance with the revised circular. The estimated contract cost will be based on market research and the agency cost estimate will be calculated in accordance with the circular using performance periods that will consist of a base year and four option years. Prospective service providers are advised that a solicitation (1) will not be issued if the estimated cost of contract performance is greater than the cost of agency performance, and (2) will be issued if the estimated cost of agency performance is greater than the cost of contract performance. The Department of Defense Competitive Sourcing Official is Mr. Philip W. Grone, Deputy Under Secretary of Defense (Installations and Environment). The DoD Component Competitive Sourcing Official for Air Force is Lieutenant General Roger A. Brady, Deputy Chief of Staff, Personnel. The date of this public announcement is the official start date for this public-private competition and the projected end date of the competition is 25 June 2006. The point of contact for questions regarding this public-private competition is Paul S. Cunanan, Contracting Officer, 808-449-6860 x618, email paul.cunanan@hickam.af.mil or Darrell L. Strahan, Contracting Officer, 808-449-6860 x613 email darrell.strahan@hickam.af.mil.

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