Port of Portland Planet bids #2025-12738

Port of Portland seeks onsite physical therapy services for Airport Fire and Rescue

The Port of Portland is seeking qualified providers for onsite physical therapy services to support its Airport Fire and Rescue (ARFF) department at Portland International Airport. - Government Buyer: - Port of Portland, Contracts & Procurement office - Contact: Tricia Beehler - Scope of Services: - Weekly onsite physical therapy for 46 full-time firefighters - Services delivered by two licensed Doctors of Physical Therapy (DPTs) - Includes musculoskeletal screening, injury evaluation, manual therapy, corrective exercise, movement retraining, recovery strategies, functional movement screening, concierge access for injury consultation, job task analysis, prehabilitation programming, strength and conditioning program development, equipment evaluation, priority scheduling for off-duty therapy, and reporting to department leadership - Collaboration with Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialists - Notable Requirements: - Compliance with Oregon tax laws and airport security/badging requirements - Insurance requirements as outlined in the sample contract - Emphasis on community investment, workforce development, and small business engagement - Evaluation criteria include provider qualifications, project approach, cost/fees, and shared prosperity initiatives - Contract Details: - Up to 5 years with two one-year extension options - Total compensation capped at $500,000 - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Place of Performance: - Portland International Airport (PDX), Portland, Oregon

Description

This solicitation is for on-call onsite physical therapy services specifically for the Airport Fire and Rescue department. The contract involves providing physical therapy services at the airport location in Multnomah County, Oregon. The procurement process includes a pre-bid meeting scheduled virtually and an electronic bid submission format. The solicitation emphasizes small business participation and includes evaluation criteria such as qualifications, project approach, cost, and shared prosperity initiatives.

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