Medical Record Reviews and Consultative Examinations Service

The District requires a contractor to provide medical record reviews and consultative examinations services in Washington, DC. The contractor must perform authorized studies, including X-rays, labs, EMG, ECG, pulmonary function studies, scans, ultrasounds, and cognitive testing. Responsibilities include identifying, engaging, and retaining liability for medical professionals who review records, and scheduling psychiatric or psychological appointments at minimum 40-minute intervals. The scope encompasses medical sources, consultative examiners, full- or part-time consultants reviewing claims, and medical experts testifying or responding to written interrogatories for administrative law judges. The contract term spans one year, with all work performed offsite. Eligible vendors must operate onshore within the United States only. The District seeks proposals to determine the budget, but the text omits specific evaluation criteria and key submission dates.