Program Analysis and Risk Support (PARS)

Background
The United States Army Health Care Activity, Medical Acquisition Support Office (MASO) is issuing this requirement for Program Analysis and Risk Support (PARS) services to support the Army Recovery Care Program (ARCP).

The ARCP provides critical support to wounded, ill, or injured Soldiers by managing their primary care and medical needs, facilitating their healing process, and promoting their return to duty or transition to Veteran status. This contract aims to enhance data management and analysis, report preparation, risk management internal controls, and support for program audits and inspections at Soldier Recovery Units (SRUs) and Definitive Care Units (DCUs) within the Continental United States (CONUS).

Work Details
The contractor will perform a variety of tasks including:
1. Providing analysis and program risk management consultancy to support ARCP’s data extraction, audit execution, monitoring, analysis, and risk management.
2. Serving as project facilitators during meetings and events related to the ARCP.
3. Conducting data extraction from Soldier Management Branch systems and supporting program audit execution related to Special Compensation for Assistance with Activities of Daily Living (SCAADL).
4. Ensuring personnel complete required government training such as AT Level 1 awareness training, Cyber Awareness Challenge, OPSEC, HIPAA training, etc., within specified timeframes.
5. Developing a Program Management Plan detailing how tasks will be managed under the contract.
6. Creating a Quality Control Plan that outlines procedures for monitoring operations and ensuring compliance with contract requirements.
7. Conducting risk vulnerability assessments and providing recommendations for compliance with regulatory standards.

Period of Performance
The period of performance is expected to span multiple months or years as it supports ongoing ARCP activities.

Place of Performance
The contract will be performed at various Soldier Recovery Units (SRUs) and Definitive Care Units (DCUs) located within the Continental United States (CONUS).

Bidder Requirements
Bidders must provide personnel who possess a minimum of five years of experience along with at least a Bachelor’s degree in relevant fields. They should have technical skills applicable to Army processes and the Army Recovery Care Program. Additionally, contractors must ensure that all personnel complete required training courses within specified timeframes to maintain access to necessary systems.