Q517--Staffing Service Tucson

The Government will award a commercial services contract (FAR Part 12, FAR Part 15 trade‑offs) to the responsible offeror whose technically compliant proposal is most advantageous, with Technical Capability and Past Performance weighted equally and together outweighing Price. Evaluation will be based on Factor 1 – Technical Capability (Staffing Plan, Program Management, Transition Plan, Key Personnel, and for the pharmacy effort, a Pharmacy Lead and Pharmacist Tech Lead), Factor 2 – Past Performance, and Factor 3 – Price. Offerors must submit a detailed transition pricing plan, a staffing matrix that breaks out direct rates, overhead (including fringe and G&A as appropriate), and fee, and must provide key‑person resumes that include three relevant experience examples, duties, and responsibilities. The solicitation is set aside for multiple small‑business categories (HUBZone, Service‑Disabled Veteran‑Owned, Women‑Owned, EDWOSB) and includes specific NAICS size‑standard requirements. The requirement includes orienting new contract pharmacists and technicians, evaluating their performance, and documenting pharmacy staffing placements over the past three years (contract number, organization, FTE breakdown, period and place of performance, contract value, onboarding time, and vacancy fill time). Offerors must address a phase‑in/phase‑out period of up to 90 days to ensure sufficient manpower during conversion from the incumbent. Proposals must contain the solicitation number, receipt deadline, offeror contact information, and a technical description sufficient for compliance evaluation, and must follow the revised submission instructions and page‑limit amendments.

Notice ID

178223c18ff94554967e71d661d6d6db

Solicitation Number

36C77022R0008

NAICS Code

561210

Classification Code

Q517