How to Do Business with VISN 19

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1 How to Do Business with VISN 19

2 Introduction Curtis Jordan, Director of Contracting Dwane Nevins, Small Business Specialist David Medina, Chief of Specialized Branch Robert Pitre, Chief of Prosthetics David Silver, Chief Logistics Officer and Emergency Manager David Eyre, Capital Asset Manager 2

3 VA Districts 3

4 VISN Overview Located in Glendale, Colorado and was established in March 1996 as one of 21 Veterans Integrated Service Networks (VISNs) The Network spans over 500,000 square miles across several states and is one of the largest networks in terms of geographic area. Network topography includes the Rocky Mountains, and areas subject to extreme winter weather. From late fall through spring, travel in the area is often difficult and sometimes impossible due to severe snow, wind and occasional road closures. VISN 19 operates 8 Health Care Systems (HCS) VA Oklahoma City HCS, VA Montana HCS, VA Eastern Colorado HCS, VA Salt Lake City HCS and VA Sheridan HCS ; VA Muskogee HCS, VA Cheyenne HCS, and VA Grand Junction HCS. In addition to providing health care, training for health care professionals; to conduct medical research; to serve as a contingency backup to DoD medical services; and, during national emergencies, to support the National Disaster Medical System (NDMS). 4

5 VISN 19 At A Glance VISN 19 VA Rocky Mountain Network Picture Picture Picture Picture Montana HCS Cheyenne VAMC Eastern Colorado HCS Grand Junction VAMC Salt Lake City HCS Sheridan VAMC Jack c. montgomery (muskogee) vamc OKLAHOMA CITY HCS Anaconda Billings HCC Bozeman Cut Bank Glasgow Glendive Great Falls Hamilton Havre Helena (Sleep Lab) Kalispell Lewistown Miles City Missoula HCC Plentywood Miles City VA CLC Fort Harrison DOM Blackfeet IHS Crow/Northern Cheyenne IHS CSKT Tribal Fort Belknap IHS Fort Peck IHS Lame Deer IHS Rocky Boy Tribal MRI Joint Project with Malmstrom AFB Fort Collins (CO) Greeley (CO) Rawlins Sidney (NE) Cheyenne VA CLC Mobile Outpatient Clinic Site Stops: Sterling, CO Laramie, WY Torrington, WY Wheatland, WY Alamosa Aurora Burlington Colorado Springs Golden VA Clinic Jewell PM&R LaJunta Lamar Pueblo Salida Denver VA CLC Pueblo VA CLC Denver DOM Valor Point Fort Carson IDES Denver Community Resource and Referral Center VA Surgical Services at the U.S. Air Force Academy (Joint Project) Craig Glenwood Springs Moab (UT) Montrose Grand Junction VA CLC Utah Navajo Health System Elko (NV) Ely (NV) Idaho Falls (ID) Ogden Orem Pocatello (ID) Price Roosevelt VISN 19 Administers 128 Sites of Care St. George West Salt Lake Salt Lake City DOM Hill AFB IDES Afton Casper Evanston Gillette Powell Riverton Rock Springs Worland Sheridan VA CLC Sheridan DOM Wind River IHS 11 th Street East Hartshorne Tulsa DRAFT Southern Ute Tribal Ute Mountain Ute IHS (Towoac) Fort Duchesne HIS Fort Hall IHS Newe Tribal Southern Bands IHS Vinita Choctaw Tribal Claremore IHS Health Centers & Hospitals of Cherokee Nation Tribal Facilitites Indian Health Care Resource Center of Tulsa IHS Muscogee (Creek) Nation Tribal Northeastern Tribal Pawhuska IHS Pawnee IHS Wyandotte Bearskin Tribal Ada Altus Ardmore Blackwell Enid Lawton North May Stillwater Wichita Falls Oklahoma City VA CLC Absentee Shawnee Tribal Anadarko IHS Black Hawk Tribal Carnegie IHS Chickasaw Tribal Clinton IHS El Reno IHS Kanza Tribal Lawton IHS Oklahoma City IHS Watonga IHS Wewoka IHS White Eagle Tribal Lawson VA Clinic at Ft. Sill (Joint Project) 5

6 NCO 19 Transition Dates Branch Staff Current Workload Future Workload Commodities 1-Feb-16 Feb 1-28, Feb-16 Construction 15-Jan-16 1-Apr Jan-16 Medical 1-May-16 1-May-16 1-Jun-16 Prosthetics 1-Dec-15 1-Apr-16 1-May-16 Services 1-May-16 Mar 1-31, Apr-16 Specialized 15-Jan Jan Jan-16 PCO-E 1-Feb-15 1-Feb-15 1-Feb-15 GPC 15-Jan Jan Jan-16 6

7 My 5 P s Planning Perseverance Persistence Patience Performance 7

8 How VA Buys Set-asides Prime Vendor Programs - Med/Surgical - Pharmaceutical - Subsistence National Contracts 8

9 How can you help us? We are looking for highly motivated small businesses who know their capabilities. Be prepared to engage the Contracting staff with relevant questions and prompt responses to RFQ s/rfp s educate yourselves on learning to read the requirement documents and proposal instructions Look at your SAM/VetBiz profiles ensure you use NAICS codes you can perform

10 How can you help us? Become verified. SDVOSB or SDVB Register on all applicable Government websites. Review Agency Forecasts of Contracting Opportunities Ensure your information matches on all of these sites. Register in SAM for the NAICS in which you hold expertise. Identify appropriate Federal Supply Schedules. Accept Purchase Cards. Sharpen Your Pencil-Competitive Pricing. Take Advantage of Capacity Building resources: (e.g. PTAC and SBDC) Know Your Customers.

11 Small Business Programs Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business Set-Asides or Sole Sources (Public Law ) Veteran Owned Small Business Set Asides (Public Law ) 8(a) Reserves (FAR 19.8) OR Historically Underutilized Business (HUB) Zone Set-Asides (FAR 19.13) OR Woman Owned and Economically Disadvantaged Woman Owned Set Asides (FAR 19.15) Small Business Set-Asides -- Total & Partial (FAR 19.5) 11

12 Before Marketing to the Department of Veterans Affairs Registration Experience Industry Specific Licenses and Requirements Web Site/Capabilities Statement Knowledge of Federal Procurement Readiness and Process Knowledge of Customer Verified Start Small Be present 12

13 VISN 19 Bi-Monthly Procurement Fair Typically Third Thursday of the Month By Invitation Only Learn about upcoming Solicitations Network With Other Small Businesses Meet One on One with Contracting Officer or Contracting Specialist.

14 Additional Information Federal Business Opportunities (FBO) VA Forecast of Contracting Opportunities(FCO) aspx GSA ebuy tart_page.do Additional Business Resources:

15 VISN 19 Top Ten NAICS Codes & Spends $100,000, $90,000, $80,000, $70,000, $60,000, $50,000, $40,000, $30,000, $20,000, $10,000, $-

16 What Products & Services We Purchase Information Technology (under $150K) - Hardware, Software, Maintenance & Other Services Medical, Dental and Veterinary Equipment & Supplies, Pharmaceuticals Instruments & Laboratory Equip Perishable and Non-Perishable Subsistence 16

17 What We Buy What we buy: Equipment/Leases Surgical Instruments Fuel Milk/Bread Ammunition IT Software Online subscriptions Office Furniture Printers/Scanners Current Opportunities: Catheters Radiopharmaceuticals Furniture New Hospital Equipment

18 What VA Buys (cont.) Medical Transcription Services Interment Flags Grounds Maintenance Transportation Services Grave Markers & Headstones Integrated Pest Management Services. 18

19 Mandatory Contracts Federal Supply Schedule VA Strategic Sourcing Contracts/Blanket Purchase Agreements (BPA) Medical-Surgical Prime Vendor Contracts Pharmaceutical Prime Vendor NASA Solutions for Enterprise Wide Procurement (SEWP) VETS Government Wide Acquisition Contract (GWAC) 19

20 Where to Submit? Federal Business Opportunities Page GSA ebuy System NASA SEWP 20

21 Logistics VISN 19 Logistics Mission is to provide leadership, support, and sound business advice that is responsive to today's health care environment, while providing for tomorrow's clinical logistics needs. Maximize our Prime Vendor Contract NAIC Code 3391 (Supplies and Equipment) Primary Product Service Codes (PSC): Category Q (Medical), S (Utilities and Housekeeping) 21

22 Health Care Technology VISN 19 Health Care Technology Management Mission HTM services consist of a variety of functional support categories that include equipment acquisition, life cycle management, technology maintenance, technical operations, clinical support, and program management. Challenges Receiving Proper Documentation 6550 Pre-Procurement Assessment of Network Medical Devices Warranty Information Descriptive Installation Breakdown on Quotes Primary Product Service Codes (PSC) Category J J065 Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of equipment- Medical, Dental, And Veterinary Equipment and Supplies J066 Maintenance, Repair, and Rebuilding of equipment- Instruments and Laboratory Equipment Category N N065 Installation of Equipment- Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Equipment and Supplies N066 Installation of Equipment- Instruments and Laboratory Equipment Federal Stock Class Codes 65 - Medical, Dental, and Veterinary Equipment 66 - Instruments and laboratory Equipment 22

23 Vision for 2018 Continue New Activation 23

24 What does my program do? Develops master and operating construction plans for VISN 19 Facilitates funding for project plans Tracks construction project progress to completion Manages network energy management and conservation plan Manages network leasing program

25 What does my program do? Manages construction performance and matching capital needs to veteran health care needs Manages capital maintenance and disposal. Manages VISN GSA fleet Manages lease program Will inherit Planning program for the VISN in 2016

26 VHA Planning Process Master Plans (5-10 year cycles) Completed for all Hospitals Strategic Capital Investment Planning (SCIP) process 6th cycle upcoming for all project requirements ( ) Condition Assessment (FCA) completed for 2014 and input into SCIP Award of VISN level AE IDIQ (pending) Award of MATOC contract (pending) These are oriented to SDVOSB firms and SDVOSB led teams 26

27 Condition Gaps (Based on Total Correction Cost) 27

28 FY 2016 Program (~$117.5M) Fort Harrison, MT 1 NRM, 10 Design, 2 VACAA, 2 Minor - $5 M Cheyenne, WY 1 CSI, 8 NRM, 3 Design, 3 VACAA, 1 Minor - $15.7M Denver/ECHCS, CO 5 NRM, 1 Design, SLP - $3.9M Grand Junction, CO 6 NRM, 4 Design, 1 Minors - $10.5M SLC, UT 3 NRM, 4 Design, 1 VACAA, 5 Minors - $46.8M Sheridan, WY 6 NRM, 4 Design, 1 Demo, 3 VACAA, 2 Minor - $23.4M Muskogee, OK 7 NRM, 3 Design, 1 VACAA - $4.6M OKC, OK 4 NRM, 2 Design, 1 VACAA, 2 Minors - $7.6M 28

29 Requested FY 2016 NRM/CSI/SLP Funding 29

30 Q&A Questions?? NCO 19 Small Business POC: Dwane Nevins ov 30