The Department of the Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Mobile District has a requirement for Occupational Health Physician and Medical Services throughout the Region of South Atlantic Division (SAD).

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• The company’s primary business must provide a wide range of occupational health services to support employers in maintaining a healthy, safe workforce to include deployment, pre-placement, travel health, fitness for duty, medical surveillance, and wellness programs, vaccinations, laboratory supply/collection/processing. The company must have an on staff board-certified occupational health physician to review work provided by contracted health care providers and provide standing orders, oversight, consultant for nurses, and US Army Corps of Engineers Occupational Health Standard Operating Procedures. The company must have credentials and maintain a contracted database of a large number of health care providers at and maintain locations to serve the USACE to include any state of the Continental US, and Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico. Services will be provided to federal employees of participating agencies in accordance with Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), Department of Defense (DoD), Department of Transportation (DOT) standards, USACE regulations, NOHC protocols and other applicable directives. It is the intent for federal employees to commute to local physicians’ offices or clinics within a 50-mile distance (unless a further distance is approved) of a Corps District or field office for medical services specified by the government for occupational health examinations or components. Laboratory services are needed to execute program medical surveillance, deployment, disaster response and fitness for duty programs throughout the continental United States, Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.