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Description NOTICE OF INTENT TO SOLE SOURCE Date: December 17, 2025 The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), hereby provides notice of its intent to award a short-term sole-source bridge contract to Management Solutions Consulting Group, Inc. (MSCG), 4601 Presidents Dr., Lanham, MD 20706. This action is being taken under the authority of 41 U.S.C. 3304(a)(2), as implemented by FAR 6.302-2, Unusual and Compelling Urgency, to prevent an imminent break in continuity of mission‑critical services that directly support HRSA’s statutory oversight responsibilities. HRSA requires uninterrupted continuation of Program Management Technical Assistance and Training: Operational Site Visits (PMTAT) services while the agency completes its ongoing acquisition process for the long-term requirement. PMTAT supports HRSA’s mission to ensure that Health Center Program awardees maintain compliance with statutory, programmatic, fiscal, clinical, and governance requirements. A lapse in PMTAT operations would jeopardize critical oversight activities, delay required site visits, hinder timely identification of compliance risks, and impede the delivery of essential technical assistance to more than 1,400 health centers nationwide. These services are essential to safeguarding program integrity, supporting federally funded community health operations, and ensuring continuity in oversight functions that cannot be paused without posing unacceptable operational and public health risks. PMTAT personnel provide specialized technical assistance, conduct operational assessments, maintain performance monitoring resources, and support program improvement initiatives that depend on established contractor infrastructure, program knowledge, and experienced subject‑matter experts. Due to the immediacy of the requirement and the highly specialized nature of PMTAT operations, HRSA has determined that MSCG is the only responsible source capable of assuming full performance by January 7, 2026, without operational disruption. The incumbent contractor currently possesses the necessary infrastructure, trained workforce, program familiarity, and operational systems required to support uninterrupted service delivery. No other source could mobilize qualified personnel, stand up necessary systems, or absorb program complexity within the limited transition window available. The anticipated bridge contract is expected to begin on January 7, 2026, with a base period through July 6, 2026, and one optional six‑month period through January 7, 2027. HRSA may also utilize FAR 52.217‑8, Option to Extend Services, if needed to prevent a lapse in operations caused by circumstances outside the Government’s control. Any extension will be limited to the minimum duration required to ensure continuous performance. HRSA invites capability statements from vendors that believe they can fully perform the requirement beginning January 7, 2026, without