Medical Services Extension

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) is seeking to extend a sole source task order for medical services. The contractor will provide healthcare practitioners to work out of Medical Priority Facilities (MPFs), Office of Field Operations (OFO) Ports of Entry (POEs), and potentially other forward deployed locations within the United States. The services include medical screening, supervisory physician oversight, patient safety risk monitoring, medical quality management, and public health support. The contractor must be able to provide these services at the level of quality required by CBP. • The contractor must maintain frontline medical services 24/7/365 hours of operation at some locations. • The contractor must provide supervisory physician oversight, patient safety risk monitoring, medical quality management, and quality assurance. • The contractor must ensure 100% health intake interviews of children under age 17. • The contractor must ensure individuals that receive an Elevated In-Custody Medical Risk (ECMR) diagnosis are identified and equipped with the proper color-coded arm band. • The contractor must document medical assessments for all individuals in custody in the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) System. • The contractor must provide follow-up care after referral to a local health system and/or hospitalization. • The contractor must provide public health support, including early identification, treatment, isolation, and infection control for infectious diseases in CBP facilities. The contract has two 3-month option periods, and the total value of the contract is $37,684,162.62.