Subscription-Based Health Promotion Television Services - Phoenix Area IHS

RQUEST FOR QUOTATION RFQ-26-PHX-045 FAR PART 12 SINGLE-AWARD BPA 1. SYNOPSIS INFORMATION Agency: Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Indian Health Service (IHS) Office: Phoenix Area Indian Health Service (PAIHS) Type of Action: Combined Synopsis / Solicitation Authority: FAR Part 12 Acquisition of Commercial Products and Commercial Services (Blanket Purchase Agreement) Set-Aside: Women-Owned Small Business (WOSB) Contract Type: Single-Award Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) BPA Calls: Firm-Fixed Price Anticipated BPA Ordering Period: Five (5) Years Number of BPAs Anticipated: One (1) NAICS Code: 541850 - Indoor and Outdoor Display Advertising Commercial Services Determination: The services acquired under this solicitation are commercial services as defined in FAR 2.101 and are being acquired in accordance with FAR Part 12. This Combined Synopsis/Solicitation constitutes the only solicitation issued for this requirement. 2. DESCRIPTION OF REQUIREMENT The Phoenix Area Indian Health Service requires subscription-based Health Promotion Television Services supporting multiple Service Units and healthcare facilities throughout the Phoenix Area. The Contractor shall provide culturally tailored American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) health education programming, content delivery services, local messaging capability, remote content administration, technical support, and associated services in accordance with the Performance Work Statement (PWS). Participating facilities may include, but are not limited to: Phoenix Indian Medical Center (PIMC), including Ft. McDowell Health Center Hopi Health Care Center (HHCC) Whiteriver Service Unit (WRSU), including Cibecue Health Center Ft. Yuma Service Unit (FYSU) Uintah-Ouray Health Center (U&O) Southern Bands Health Center (SBHC/Elko) Colorado River Service Unit (CRSU), includes Parker Indian Health Center and Peach Springs Health Center The Government does not guarantee a minimum quantity of services under this BPA. The Performance Work Statement is provided as an attachment to this solicitation. 3. BPA ORDERING PERIOD The BPA ordering period shall be five (5) years from date of award. BPA Calls may be issued throughout the ordering period. Orders issued prior to expiration of the BPA ordering period may extend beyond the BPA ordering period in accordance with applicable FAR provisions. This BPA shall have a five (5) year ordering period. This BPA does not contain a base period, option periods, option years, or option CLINs. Offerors shall not structure pricing as a base period plus option periods. Pricing shall be submitted in accordance with the BPA Pricing Schedule and shall reflect the Offeror's pricing applicable to the five-year BPA ordering period. 4. ELIGIBILITY This acquisition is restricted to Women-Owned Small Businesses (WOSBs). Offerors shall be actively registered in SAM.gov and represent WOSB status at the time quotations are submitted. The Government reserves the right to verify WOSB eligibility prior to award. 5. SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS Quotations shall be submitted electronically to: Dekovan Cook Contract Specialist Phoenix Area Indian Health Service Email: dekovan.cook@ihs.gov Quotations shall be submitted no later than the date and time specified in the solicitation posting. Technical quotations shall be submitted in searchable PDF format. Price quotations shall be submitted separately in Microsoft Excel format. Quotations shall remain valid for ninety (90) calendar days. The Government may make award based on initial quotations, seek clarifications, conduct exchanges, or request revised quotations if determined necessary. 6. QUOTATION CONTENT Quotations shall be clear, concise, and complete and shall contain sufficient detail to permit evaluation in accordance with the criteria identified in this solicitation. Offerors may submit supplemental pricing documentation in support of the BPA Pricing Schedule. A. Technical Capability and Approach Describe the Offeror's approach to meeting the requirements of the Performance Work Statement (PWS). At a minimum, address: AI/AN-focused health education programming; Content delivery platform; Local messaging capability; Remote content administration; Technical support approach; Multi-facility support capability; Section 508 accessibility compliance; Information technology and cybersecurity controls applicable to the proposed solution. The Government is particularly interested in the Offeror's ability to provide culturally tailored health education programming specifically designed for American Indian and Alaska Native populations. B. Relevant Experience and Past Performance Describe recent experience providing services similar in scope, complexity, and nature to the requirements described in the PWS. Include experience supporting: Indian Health Service facilities; Tribal healthcare organizations; Urban Indian Organizations; Healthcare systems; Multi-location subscription services; Health education programming services. Offerors may provide up to three (3) examples performed within the past five (5) years. For each example provide: Customer name; Period of performance; Description of services; Customer point of contact (if available). The Government may consider information obtained from references, CPARS, or other sources. C. Price Provide a completed pricing schedule. Pricing shall identify: Subscription services; Contractor-furnished equipment, if applicable; Technical support services; Optional services, if applicable; Any assumptions affecting pricing. Price quotations shall be submitted separately from non-price information. Offerors shall complete the BPA Pricing Schedule exactly as provided. Pricing shall not be submitted using a base year and option year structure. The Government intends to establish a BPA with a five-year ordering period and no option periods. Offerors may propose annual pricing, commercial price escalation, or other commercial pricing structures if provided for in the BPA Pricing Schedule. D. WOSB Representation Offerors shall be actively registered in SAM.gov and represent WOSB status at the time quotations are submitted. E. Accessibility Compliance Provide documentation demonstrating Section 508 compliance, if applicable. 7. EVALUATION FACTORS AND BASIS FOR AWARD The Government intends to establish a single-award BPA with the responsible WOSB Offeror whose quotation represents the best overall value to the Government. 7.1 Eligibility and Compliance Review Prior to evaluation, the Government will review quotations for compliance with solicitation requirements. Quotations that fail to comply with material solicitation requirements may be removed from further consideration. 7.2 Evaluation Factors The Government will evaluate quotations using the following factors listed in descending order of importance: Factor 1 Technical Capability and Approach The Government will evaluate the extent to which the quotation demonstrates the ability to successfully perform the requirements of the PWS. The evaluation may consider: AI/AN-focused health education programming; Content delivery capability; Local messaging capability; Remote content administration; Technical support approach; Multi-facility support capability; Accessibility compliance; Information technology and cybersecurity approach. Greater consideration may be given to demonstrated experience providing culturally tailored health education programming specifically designed for American Indian and Alaska Native populations. The Government may consider the maturity of the proposed content library, healthcare deployment experience, and demonstrated capability supporting Tribal, Urban Indian, or IHS healthcare environments. Factor 2 Relevant Experience and Past Performance The Government will evaluate the relevance, quality, and similarity of prior experience performing services comparable to the requirements of the PWS. The evaluation may consider: AI/AN health education experience; Healthcare experience; Tribal experience; IHS experience; Multi-facility service capability; Similar subscription-based service experience. Past performance information may be obtained from references, CPARS, or other Government sources. Factor 3 Price Price will be evaluated for reasonableness, completeness, and overall value in relation to the Government's requirements. The Government may evaluate whether pricing reflects a clear understanding of the requirement and represents a fair and reasonable price. The Government may evaluate pricing using the BPA pricing schedule and any assumptions identified by the Offeror. 7.3 Comparative Assessment The Government will perform a comparative assessment of quotations to determine which quotation provides the best overall value to the Government. The Government may compare quotations against one another and consider the relative strengths, weaknesses, benefits, risks, and advantages associated with each quotation. The Government is…