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This Notice is to announce that the Department of Veteran Affairs, Consolidated Mail-Out Phamacy(CMOP) is proposing to negotiate a contract with Medline Industries, LP on a sole source basis for: Cloth Masks, item # JK178 (3Pkg) IAW FAR 6.302-2 Urgent and Compelling need, for a one-time purchase to supply PPE to Caregivers in support of Veterans living in; Medical Foster Homes(MFH) In the community receiving selected home health care services.

How many prescriptions are the pharmacists expected to fill in one workday? For mail out prescriptions they are expected to do 338 orders a day. 4. How many pharmacists are currently providing the present services? 3.7 FTE/day 5. What is the average amount of time it takes a qualified VA pharmacist to process a prescription? For mail out prescriptions, this is an average of 45 scripts/hr. 6.

Packaging: Bags must be fan-folded in case, 1500 bags/case to eliminate changing out cases so often which improves our quantity of prescriptions we mail out to veterans daily Delivery Schedule: 1st Delivery Needed by September 5th 2023 Items are to be delivered twice a week: Every Monday Every Thursday Any vendor responding to this notice needs to answer the following questions: 1. Are you an: Authorized Distributor of the Manufacturer?

CMOP MISSION The CMOP program provides prescription mailings for veterans and other patients. Eighty percent of all outpatient prescriptions filled by the Department of Veterans Affairs are filled by CMOP facilities with approximately 119 million prescriptions being processed each year. Individual CMOPs mail out approximately 474,000 prescriptions per day with 328,000 veteran patients impacted each day.

(SDVOSB) Street Address: 7668 Mariner PT City, State, Zip: Maple Grove, MN 55311 Phone: Brandon Hlavka 612-644-4277 (3) Description of Supplies or Services: The estimated value of the proposed action is: $ The award went to Jemni, Inc.: $749,340.00 The required copy paper is specific for a specialized prescription auto-bagger that the Charleston CMOP uses to mail out Veteran prescriptions.

Added:Dec 04, 2017 1:02 pm A Request for Information (RFI) will be issued to identify SDVOSB and VOSB vendors with the proven capability to provide engineering support services related to automated prescription fulfillment culminating in mail-out delivery.We are asking interested vendors to provide a capabilities statement, a listing of relevant projects completed in the past three years and a detailed statement of staff qualifications to include

Prescription finishing includes verification of appropriate dose, route, quantity, accurate directions, evaluation for drug-drug interactions, contraindications, recorded allergies and assuring the printed labels will be understandable to the patients. Finished prescriptions will be suspended for Consolidated Mail-out Patient Pharmacy (CMOP). The contractor will strive for a zero-error rate in all aspects of the finishing process.