Massage Therapy Services
- Client
- Salt Lake City, Utah
- RFP Number
- HEALTH-7932
- Posted
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- Category
- Health and Related Services
- Budget
- Looking for proposal
- NAICS
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- Set-aside
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- Contact
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Description
AI GeneratedThe Utah Transit Authority in Salt Lake City is seeking a vendor to provide professional massage therapy services for eligible individuals. The agency aims to address specific health-related needs of persons with disabilities by delivering therapeutic benefits such as comfort, stress relief, and tension reduction. Services must be authorized based on an assessed clinical need and delivered according to a specified staff-to-client ratio. The scope of work requires the selected vendor to perform all massage therapy services onsite at the agency's designated location in Salt Lake City, Utah. Bidders must be organizations based in the United States to meet the onshore eligibility requirements. The agency has not disclosed a set budget and is currently looking for proposals to determine the cost of the services.
Key solicitation details
AI-extracted from Attachment B Scope of Work.docx. Confirm against the original documents before bidding.
The buyer is seeking a contractor to perform Great Salt Lake brine fly monitoring, laboratory studies, benthic food web modeling, and phytoplankton enumeration. The work requires on-site presence at the GSLEP office space in Hooper, Utah. Eligibility requires an onshore USA organization.
- Issued by
- Utah Division of Wildlife Resources Great Salt Lake Ecosystem Program
- Start
- July 1, 2025
- Fieldwork
- July 1 2025 – June 30 2028
- TAG Meeting Updates
- Quarterly throughout the duration of the contract
- Final Reports and Deliverables Due
- June 30, 2028
- End
- June 30, 2028
- Contract term
- 3-year contract (July 1, 2025 to June 30, 2028)
- Place of performance
- GSLEP lab in Hooper, UT and the Great Salt Lake
Scope of work
- Enumerate and identify phytoplankton collected during monthly sampling at GSLEP sites
- Conduct lab experiments on brine fly reproduction, survival, transition, and feeding habits
- Conduct lab studies on decomposition of brine flies and microbialites
- Compile lab results into a benthic food web model for predicting brine fly population dynamics
- Develop and conduct monitoring strategies for GSL adult and larval brine fly populations
- Develop and conduct monitoring strategies for GSL microbialite composition and health
- Evaluate historical GSLEP water column brine fly abundance data against field sampling data
- Present quarterly updates at GSLEP Technical Advisory Group (TAG) meetings
Minimum qualifications
- Must be an onshore USA organization
- Contractor must relocate and have at least one full-time employee working at the GSLEP office space in Hooper, UT
- Contractor must provide all necessary equipment, including microscopes, fluorometers, centrifuge, balances, vacuum filter apparatus and pump
Documents to include with the bid
- Written summaries of laboratory experiments
- Finalized food web model and final report explaining the model and population equations
- Written summary of the adult and larval brine fly monitoring protocol and population analysis
- Written summary of the microbialite monitoring protocol and findings
- Written final summary report and statistics on water column fly abundance data and waterbird use-days
Verify important details
Document checkConfirm submission instructions and amendments with the issuing agency before responding.
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