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Workers' Compensation Review Contractor (WCRC) Recompete - Competitive 8(a) project

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The contract seeks to award a Workers' Compensation Review Contractor (WCRC) agreement limited exclusively to eligible 8(a) small business concerns under the competitive acquisition rules. The contractor will provide specialized review services for Medicare set-aside arrangements related to workers' compensation cases, projecting future medical costs, including prescription drugs, associated with work-related injuries, illnesses, or diseases. This work will be conducted in accordance with CMS guidelines, utilizing the CMS Workers’ Comp Case Control System (WCCCS) and the RedBook prescription pricing tool. The contractor will review and recommend appropriate WCMSA dollar amounts for 2,000 to 2,500 proposals monthly, with CMS retaining final approval authority. Personnel must pass criminal background checks and CMS reserves approval rights for four key positions. Additional responsibilities include outreach, technical consultation, and monthly activity reporting. The contract period includes a 2-3 month transition phase, a 12-month base performance period, and up to four successive 12-month option periods exercisable at the government’s discretion. The service will be performed at the contractor’s facility and is a set-aside for qualified 8(a) firms with NAICS code 524298, covering other insurance services. The anticipated award date was August 2010, with contract value and solicitation details to be determined. Communication and solicitation access are managed through designated contract specialists, with detailed statements of work and Q&A provided to interested firms.

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Award 8(a) firm to review workers' compensation Medicare set-asides, projecting medical costs monthly.

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524298 - All Other Insurance Related Activities

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Contractor Facility, USA

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8A

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Alan F FredericksContract Specialist
Mark W WerderContracting Officer

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PRESOLICITATION NOTICE: Workers' Compensation Review Contractor (WCRC) Re-competition. IAW FAR 5.205 (f) entitled, "Section 8(a) competitive acquisition". "When a national buy requirement is being considered for competitive acquisition limited to eligible 8(a) concerns under subpart 19.8, the contracting officer must transmit a synopsis of the proposed contract action to the GPE. (FedBizOps) The synopsis may be transmitted to the GPE concurrent with submission of the agency offering to the Small Business Administration (SBA). The synopsis should also include information - (1) Advising that the acquisition is being limited to eligible 8(a) concerns; (2) Specifying the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code; 524298 -Other Insurance Services (3) Advising that eligibility to participate may be restricted to firms in either the developmental or the developmental and transitional stages; and (4) Encourage interested 8(a) firms to request a copy of the solicitation as expeditiously as possible. Synopsis: 1. Action Code: Presolicitation Notice 2. Date: February 25 3. Year: 2010 4. Contracting Office Zip Code: 21244 5. Classification Code: R-Professional, administrative, and management support services. 6. Contracting Office Address: 7500 Security Blvd. M/S: C2-21-15 Baltimore, MD. 21244-1850 7. Subject: Competitive Award, limited to eligible 8(a) concerns of CMS work requirement entitled: "Workers' Compensation Review Contractor (WCRC)." 8. Proposed Solicitation Number: 9. Closing Response Date: TBD 10. Contact Point: Alan Fredericks, Contract Specialist, +1 (555) 000-0000 (contact@example.gov) 11. Contract Award and Solicitation number: TBD 12. Contract Award Dollar Amount: $TBD 13. Contract Line Item Number: 0001 - Transitions Period 0002- Base Performance Period 14. Contract Award Date: TBD 15. Contractor: TBD 16. Description: The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Office of Financial Services Group (FSG) is seeking a qualified 8(a) contractor to perform the services outlined within the Statement of Work, entitled, "Workers' Compensation Review Contractor (WCRC)". (Please see addendum-1 to this announcement for revised statement of work text.) The WCRC shall, IAW CMS guidelines, and acting as an impartial entity, evaluate workers' compensation Medicare set-aside arrangement (WCMSA) proposals, and independently project the future medical costs, including prescription drugs, related to the workers' compensation (WC) injury, illness, or disease, that would be otherwise reimbursable by Medicare. The WCRC will utilize, and work within, the CMS-developed and owned Workers' Comp Case Control System (WCCCS), an electronic distributed case & correspondence database system, on a distributed basis from the New York City host server; as well as the RedBook prescription pricing tool. CMS will provide internet interface for the contractor's use. The contractor shall, upon reviewing each complete WCMSA proposal(case), recommend the WCMSA dollar amount for each proposal, and which is subsequently reviewed and approved/rejected by CMS final determination. For staffing and other resource considerations, the contractor shall anticipate receiving and completing, 2000 - 2500 WCMSA proposals per month. All contractor personnel are subject to background investigation, and pass a criminal background check. There will be four (4) key positions, for which CMS has right of personnel approval. In addition, contractor shall be required to perform outreach, or educational activities and contribute technical input, worker's comp technical information to CMS. Contractor shall track and capture metrics and report monthly on activities. The contract shall have a 2-3 month transition period, 12 months base performance period and four each individual 12-month option periods, each option to be exercised at the discretion of the Government. 17. Place of Performance: Contractor Facility 18. Set-aside Status: Limited to eligible 8(a) firms 19. Anticipated Contract Award Date: August 2010. 20. Attachments (1) Statement of Work(DRAFT) (2) Q &A from RFI -END OF TEXT-

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