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VIPR I-BPA for Emergency Medical Responder for Region 13 - National

SAM
Solicitation

Posted

Feb 12, 2025

Due Date

Mar 13, 2025

Description

https://api.sam.gov/prod/opportunities/v1/noticedesc?noticeid=4de54ed1cf9741da9f800a80cc369663

AI Summary

The Forest Service is issuing an open‑season onboarding amendment to a Multiple‑Award Incident Blanket Purchase Agreement (IBPA) for medical resources supporting wildland fire operations. Existing awardees will have the same opportunity as new offerors to revise rates, add resources, or introduce new resource categories (e.g., ambulances) during the annual “roll‑over” review, provided all proposals meet the original solicitation’s pass/fail criteria and evaluation factors. New contractors must meet the eligibility requirements in the original solicitation and submit a single response through the VIPR system that includes separate quotes for each DPL resource item. Technical submittals are tightly defined: ambulances require six photographs (front, back, left, right, VIN plate, current certificate/license) and, if applicable, proof of 4‑wheel/All‑Wheel‑Drive capability; Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs) must provide a current credential photo and documentation from the medical director authorizing wildland fire services. All equipment must conform to the minimum list in Exhibit M and to state medical direction, and fire‑line qualified personnel must submit proof of fire‑line certification as outlined in Section D.3.1 and Exhibit H. Offerors must also comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws (e.g., DEA regulations). The award will be based on the same evaluation sub‑factors as the original solicitation, and attributes such as 4‑WD are incident‑specific requirements, not award preferences.

Details

Notice ID
4de54ed1cf9741da9f800a80cc369663
Solicitation Number
12024B23Q7002
NAICS Code
621910
Classification Code
F003

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