OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH SERVICES

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS), U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Office of Asset and Facilities Management (OAFM), Safety and Occupational Health Division (SOHD) is seeking award of a contract to include Subject Matter Expert (SME) services in the areas of Occupational Health. The Safety and Occupational Health Division (SOHD) is required to provide a mechanism for all ICE employees to receive occupational health services. To achieve its mission, SOHD requires vendor support that will provide and sustain these services to maintain the health of ICE employees throughout the agency. ICE, like many other federal agencies, faces significant challenges in the current environment of uncertain budgets and mission scope expansion, requiring ICE to maximize its effort to provide comprehensive occupational health services. ICE seeks a partnership with a vendor that can provide nationwide occupational health support services at already established clinics. These services include, but are not limited to the following: 1. Medical oversight by licensed healthcare provider 2. Medical surveillance to include audiometry, bloodborne pathogen exposure, electrocardiogram (EKG), exposure assessments, Purified Protein Derivative (PPD) skin test, spirometry, vision testing, blood level lead testing. 3. Medical clearances for respirators 4. Vaccinations: 5. Admin fee-Physician Prescription- 6. Travel Questionnaire & Clearance- 7. Vaccine Declination- 8. Flu Vaccine- 9. Hepatitis A Vaccination- 10. Hepatitis B Vaccination - 11. Hepatitis B Vaccination - Heplisav (2 dose) 12. Meningococcal Vaccination- 13. MMR Vaccination- 14. Pneumococcal Vaccine- 15. Polio IV Vaccine- 16. Rabies Vaccination- 17. Tdap Vaccine- 18. Tetanus Diphtheria Vaccination- 19. TwinRix Vaccine- 20. Typhoid Injection- Page 2 21. Yellow Fever Vaccine- 22. Monkey Pox Vaccine- 23. Japanese Encephalitis Vaccination- 24. Varicella Vaccination- 25. Vaccine Admin Fee- 26. Malaria- 27. Chikungunya (requested/recommended by Katmai) 28. Cholera (requested/recommended by Katmai) 29. TB Testing (Quote received) 30. Fit Testing (need pricing from Katmai) 31. Heavy metals testing (need pricing from Katmai) 32. Asbestos testing (need pricing from Katmai) 33. Hazmat (need pricing from Katmai) 34. Mobile Audiograms 35. Mobile Fit testing 36. Onsite flu clinics 37. Onsite Hepp B Vaccines 2.0 Purpose and Objective This PWS encompasses all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) required medical surveillance programs (including, but not limited to blood level screening, Respiratory Protection Program support, and audiograms/hearing evaluations for a Hearing Conservation program). The list in Section 1.0 is not all inclusive. A more detailed list can be found in Appendix B. The Vendor shall work in partnership with the SOHD to support managers and workers alike by designing and delivering comprehensive solutions to help build a healthier and more productive federal workforce. Finally, ICE intends to secure a partnership with a network of clinics, hospitals, and urgent care facilities to provide the requested services across the ICE Enterprise.