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This Government Contract opportunity from Department Of Veterans Affairs was posted on August 20, 2024. The submission period has ended. Browse the details below for market research, or find similar active opportunities.

R408--Healthcare Identity Management (HCIdM) Support (FY24-HIG-157) (VA-24-00062862)

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36C77624Q0232Federal

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Request for Quotation 36C77624Q0232 is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business set-aside contract awarded to EM Key Solutions Inc for Healthcare Identity Management (HC IdM) support for the Department of Veterans Affairs. The total award amount is 788,114.28 under NAICS code 518210. The contract focuses on identity trait verifications and duplicate request processing, with historical productivity expectations suggesting a minimum of 300 to 350 duplicate requests and 1,400 to 1,600 trait verifications per month, typically supported by eight full-time equivalents. Key personnel requirements include a Contract Team Lead and an Analyst, with the Team Lead serving as a mandatory key person. Personnel must undergo a three-phase internal training program lasting four to five months, with advancement based on mentor evaluation. Performance is measured through predetermined productivity templates and ratings rather than financial penalties. The scope of work involves following established procedures and utilizing the IdM Toolkit and Service Now for ticket management, while the government remains open to innovative process improvements discovered during contract execution.

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Contract Value

$3,956,937

NAICS

518210 - Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, and Related Services

Place of Performance

OH, USA

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SDVOSBC

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Award 36C77624P0073 - Healthcare Identity Management (HCIdM) Support

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AgencyDepartment Of Veterans Affairs → Pcac (36C776)
Contacts1 person available
OfficeINDEPENDENCE, OH, 44131, USA
Office AddressINDEPENDENCE, OH, 44131, USA
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Lisa StrawbridgeContract Specialist

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Contractor questions submitted for RFQ #36C77624Q0232 - Healthcare Identity Management (HC IdM) and Program Responses Note: Some contractors submitted questions in the format of a chart. Information in parenthesis following a question notes a reference material or section in the chart that was associated with that question.) Q1. Will the government want to approve the Contract Team Lead as a KP? (PWS 6.1 Minimum Qualifications) A1. Yes Q2. Will any of the personnel required for this be evaluated by the Government using any specific technical evaluation scoring? (PWS 6.1 Minimum Qualifications) A2. Meet the min req as described in 6.1 Q3. Does the Government have a favored specific style already agreed upon or used? (PWS 5.3 Task 3: Reporting on Tasks 1&2) A3. Yes, an example is provided. See Attachment 1 Contract Team Productivity Template. Q4. Estimated quantity per month [of ID trait verifications] up to 1600 Can the Government describe the system process currently in use to determine this estimation/and the monthly actual requirements during the life of the contract? A4. Verbiage should have been minimum versus up to 1600. This is based off historical data via reporting functionality in the IdM Toolkit regarding what a competent employee could be expected to accomplish during that time period. Q5. What is the duration of the VA internal training program for this Task? (PWS 5.4 Task 4 Training Plan) A5. Four to five months. A copy of the current federal training plan is provided. See Attachment 2 HC IdM Training Plan. Please note that contractors do not complete the Phase 4 training. Q6. What are the levels of training? (PWS 5.4 Task 4 Training Plan) A6. Training is divided into 3 phases, training must be completed in order and all phases must be successfully completed. Q7. What is the minimum level of acceptability at each level of training? (PWS 5.4 Task 4 Training Plan) A7. See Training Plan, the contractor advances to next level of training upon successful completion of each prior phase. This is based on trainer/mentor evaluation and contractor feedback. Q8. Will the Government please explain what is required in the Offeror s approach to address non-compliance of policies and procedures within the PWS? (RFQ E.1.F.1.a - Non-Compliance of PWS Policies and Procedures) A8. It is discretion of contracting company to ensure acceptable quality/quantity levels are achieved in order to maintain the contract. Q9. Can the Government please confirm the roles of the Key Personnel? Based on our understanding of the RFP and the PWS, the Key Personnel roles are defined as the Contract Team Lead (6.1.A) and the Analyst (6.1.B)? Is that correct? Please confirm. A9. Yes Q10. For the Analyst position (6.1.B), can the Government please confirm that the Registered Health Information Administrator (RHIA) degree is not a mandatory requirement? A10. It is preferred, but not mandatory. In our experience, individuals with this level of knowledge acclimate to this work much more expediently with higher levels of understanding. Q11. Can the government please clarify the font size for tables, pictures and graphs. We respectfully request a font size of 10 arial. (RFQ Page 49 Paragraph 4) A11. This verbiage is not specific to our contract, but the RFQ clearly states nothing smaller than Font size 12, on standard 8.5 x 11 pages. Therefore 12 would be the minimum size. Q12. The work performed on this contract is highly sensitive and critical and as such, can the government please confirm that Past Performance submission must be from the Prime? (RFQ page 51, paragraph 2 Past Performance) A12. Past performance will be reviewed for all references submitted for Past Performance submissions completed as a prime or subcontractor, per the RFQ, Section 52.212-1 Instructions to Offerors, Item (F)(2), Past Performance Submission. Q13. Can the government please clarify the number of federal holidays that apply to this solicitation? Paragraph 4.1 of the PWS states "Under current definitions, *four [holidays] are set by date..." but the corresponding list contains *five holidays. (PWS page 9, paragraph 4.1) A13. Five is accurate. Q14. Can the government please clarify which Performance Metrics/Quality Acceptable Levels of Performance (ALP) are applicable to this work? The percentages cited in Attachment 1 - PWS Paragraph 6.5 do not match those listed in Attachment 2 - Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan paragraph 6. (PWS Page 23, Paragraph 6.5/Quality Assurance Surveillance Plan, Paragraph 6) A14. The PWS is accurate, please disregard that metric in the QASP. Q15. Within the technical instructions, the government states the following: The Offerors shall provide résumés for all proposed key personnel which address qualifications, education, availability, and experience directly related to the requirements to demonstrate the Offeror s ability to successfully meet all of the Government s stated requirements for this effort. Can the government please clarify which key personnel they are referring to here? (RFQ page 52, section c Staffing Plan) A15. At a minimum a resume is required for Contract Lead, optionally, resumes for proposed analysts can be included and are appreciated. Q16. Can the Government confirm that we can designate as many Key Personnel as we deem appropriate? A16. Yes Q17. Can we submit resumes for non-Key Personnel as an appendix to the proposal outside of page count? A17. Yes Q18. Could the Government clarify if the Technical, Past Performance, Price, and Reps & Certs are to be included in a single volume? If it is not a single volume, can the Government clarify how many volumes they expect to receive? A18. Single volume is acceptable. Q19. Could the Government confirm the total Full-Time Equivalents (FTEs) required, and which ones they consider key? A19. We cannot designate the number required, but historically 8 has been sufficient to fulfill productions numbers in this contract. Q20. Is the Government open to receiving innovative solutions or recommendations for potential improvements? A20. Processes should be performed per the documents and procedures provided. If, in the course of performing the work, additional opportunities for improvements are discovered feedback, ideas and recommendations are appreciated. Q21. Are there any financial penalties associated with not meeting the performance standards, or is it purely based on performance ratings? A21. Performance ratings Q22. Is the report format and content requirements pre-determined or will we collaborate with stakeholders to develop and finalize? A22. Predetermined, template provided. See Attachment 1 Contract Team Productivity Template. We are open to ideas for improvement as you become engaged and familiar with processes. Q23. Are there any additional reporting requirements not explicitly mentioned in the QASP that we should be aware of? A23. No Q24. Could the Government designate which format they want for each volume of the response (e.g., PDF, Excel, etc.)? A24. Vendor has option to choose, however PDF is preferable. Q25. PWS 5.1-Deliverable Task 1 A text states that a minimum of 300-350 duplicate requests/tasks per month by 8 experienced FTEs, but later in section 6.5 in the table and in section 7.0 the reference to productivity changes to state up to 350 duplicate requests/tasks is the deliverable. For clarity can the Government standardize the language between 5.1, 6.5, and 7.0 to ensure uniformity? A25. All references should have stated minimum. Disregard the wording up to. Q26. PWS 5.2-Deliverable Task 2 A text states that a minimum of 1,400-1,600 requests/tasks per month by 8 experienced FTEs, but later in section 6.5 in the table and in section 7.0 the reference to productivity changes to state up to 1,400-1,600 requests/tasks is the deliverable. For clarity can the Government standardize the language between 5.2, 6.5, and 7.0 to ensure uniformity? A26. All references should have stated minimum. Disregard the wording up to. Q27. Regarding PWS 5.3 Deliverable Task 3 B, in the discussion regarding the HC IdM Detailed Metrics Report, there is a reference to a number of external support requests/tasks. Please define external support, i.e. VA outside of the program, DoD, other Government employees, or 3rd parties outside the Government? A27. Service Now (SNOW) Tickets, which are external versus the internal tickets in the IdM Toolkit Q28. Regarding PWS 5.4 Task 4-Training Plan, reference is made to minimum levels of acceptability at each level. Is our understanding that the table in section 6.5 of the PWS and the QASP under Section 6., outlines all minimum levels of acceptability? A28. Documentation in the PWS is accurate, please disregard the QASP levels. Q29. Regarding PWS 6.2.2 to 6.2.8, these sections look to be covering standards and guidance for use in software development projects. Are these sections relevant or not applicable to this solicitation which does not appear to involve software development? A29. This is boiler plate language and is not specific to this contract.

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