Award

University of North Dakota Department of Athletics 185-2023

Physician Services - Sports Medicine

Recipient

Not Specified

Awarded

June 12, 2023

Identifier

185-2023

The University of North Dakota Athletics Department in North Dakota has awarded a contract to a qualified medical care provider to deliver comprehensive independent medical treatment and care for its Fighting Hawks student-athletes. The contract involves providing sports medicine physician services for approximately 95 athletic events annually, including home and away games, with services starting by July 1, 2024. The services include coverage at multiple athletic venues in Grand Forks, ND, such as the Fritz Pollard Jr. Athletic Center, Bronson Field, Ray Richards, Hyslop Sports Center, Alerus Center, Ralph Engelstad Arena, Betty Engelstad Sioux Center, Choice Health and Fitness, and Apollo Field. The awarded vendor(s) will be responsible for providing access to specialties including primary care, orthopedics, radiology, lab services, sports nutrition, and emergency care, with compliance to HIPAA, FERPA, NCAA policies, and other regulations. The contract is a firm fixed price with possible adjustments after an initial period, and it is available for cooperative purchasing by other North Dakota University System institutions and government entities. The period of performance begins around July 1, 2024, with ongoing coverage for athletic events. The procurement was managed through the Jaggaer Supplier Network, and the contract is open to responsible offerors through a competitive RFP process. The procurement contact was Tom Scrivener, and the location of the award is Grand Forks, ND, in Grand Forks County. The award falls under the higher education category, with NAICS code 85120000 for medical practice. Potential competitors include companies specializing in sports medicine and medical practice services.

Description

University of North Dakota Athletics is seeking proposals from qualified medical care providers to deliver comprehensive independent medical treatment and care for the Fighting Hawks student-athletes.

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