DOCUMENT
Q -- Residential Treatment 756 - Attachment
- Notice Date
- 2/12/2015
- Notice Type
- Attachment
- NAICS
- 623220
— Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities
- Contracting Office
- Contract Specialist, Christina Tayman;Department of Veterans Affairs;Contracting Office (138C);11495 Turner Road;El Paso TX 79936
- ZIP Code
- 79936
- Solicitation Number
- VA25815N0270
- Response Due
- 2/16/2015
- Archive Date
- 5/17/2015
- Point of Contact
- Christina Tayman
- Small Business Set-Aside
- N/A
- Description
- This is a Source Sought Notice representing a market research survey and is not a Request for Quotation. NO SOLICITATION DOUMENTS EXIST AT THIS TIME. This Notice is to assist the VA in determining sources. Service Disabled/Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB/VOSB), Hub-zone, 8(a), Small Disadvantaged and Woman-Owned Small Business are encouraged to participate. This Sources Sought Market Survey is seeking to identify Offerors able to provide services as part of its Community Based Health Care for Homeless Veterans (HCHV) program to the El Paso, TX VA Healthcare System located at 5001 N Piedras Street, El Paso, TX 79930. Please provide e-mail indicating your interest for this project to Christina.Tayman@va.gov. 3.0 DESCRIPTION/SPECIFICATIONS /STATEMENT OF WORK Residential Substance Abuse Services 3. I. The contractor shall provide residential services for Veterans who are eligible beneficiaries specifically authorized by the El Paso VA Health Care System, 5001 N. Piedras, El Paso, TX 79930 in accordance with the terms and conditions stated herein. The contractor's facility must be located within the El Paso Area or surrounding areas. Beds provided for residential substance abuse services must be separate and distinct from any other facility and services provided by the contractor to other consumers. The beds may be separated as a distinct area of the facility dedicated to residential substance abuse services only. 3.2. The El Paso VA Health Care System commits to purchasing services to accommodate 30 patients per fiscal year. As the demand for residential substance abuse services is unpredictable, the El Paso VA expects to request services beyond 30 patients per fiscal year and will coordinate this with the contractor based on availability. Length of stay is expected to be 30 days but may be extended if clinically indicated as determined by the El Paso VA Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Supervisor. The contractor shall ensure sufficient bed space is available on a continuing basis in a dedicated area to meet the bed quantity requirement. All terms and conditions of this contract shall apply during such time as a VA patient remains in the Contract Program at the expense of the VA. Failure of the contractor to provide the definite quantity bed availability shall be subject to any remedy for failure to perform available under the contract terms and conditions. 3.33 Definition of Residential Substance Abuse Services The contractor will provide professional treatment and clinical services in the area of substance abuse treatment including social, rehabilitative, and recreational services. Clinical services in the area of substance abuse treatment provided should be evidence -based substance abuse treatment and should include at least two of the following treatment approaches: Motivational Interviewing or Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Relapse Prevention, 12-step model, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. The contractor will also provide evidence-based clinical treatment for patients with co-occurring mental health disorders at the contracting facility if applicable and clinically indicated. Clinical services directly addressing substance abuse treatment will be a minimum of 4 hours per weekday and at least I hour on each weekend-day administered at the contractor's facility. Additionally, recovery-oriented social, rehabilitative, and recreational services should be provided daily. All clinical services shall be provided by qualified clinicians acting within their scope of practice. The contractor will provide safe, therapeutic, and appropriate housing services as outlined in this contract. Housing services will include 24/7 staffing coverage with rehabilitation technicians and an on-call clinician. Housing services will be provided in a substance-free environment. Abstinence monitoring will occur no Jess frequently than weekly and will occur after any community outings or when a patient returns from a pass. Contractor residential staff will be expected to communicate information pertinent to patient's treatment to VA clinical staff. Contractor staff may participate in staff meetings during which their input regarding treatment decisions may be solicited. 3.44 Scheduling of Requirements The Contracting Officer will provide the contractor with a list of VA personnel that are authorized to place individuals into bed spaces in this contract. These individuals may issue individual verbal or written orders to the Contractor regarding admissions. 3.55 Services Req uired: 3.5.1.Housing: The Contractor shall provide: a.Clean and sanitary housing to all patients. b.Handicap and wheelchair accessible. c.Patients shall be housed with no more than four individuals per room. The contractor shall provide beds with approved mattresses for the patient's use. Space shall be provided for patient to store and hang clothes and personal belongings either in fixed or portable dresser and/or closet areas in each room. Linens/bedding to be provided by contractor. d.Other services provided by contractor include facility maintenance (including exterior maintenance), janitorial cleaning, refuse pickup, pest control, utilities, telephone/data connections, fire alarm/fire protection, etc. e.Patients shall be provided documentation of expectations of housing requirements to include but are not limited to the following: procedures on entering and exiting the facility; days/times for allowance of visitors; time allotted for meals, sleep, etc.; maintenance of personal belongings and living space. f.VA personnel, at its discretion, may choose any time, announced or unannounced, to inspect the contractor's facility. 3.5.2.Administrative Space: The contractor shall provide: g.Group rooms for group and/or family psychosocial rehabilitation programs/services that comfortably accommodate participating patients and/or family members. Group rooms must also allow for confidentiality among patients; other facility consumers, facility staff that are not conducting or assigned to observe group, visitors, or any persons not involved in providing or participating in residential substance abuse services should not have access to group rooms while treatment is being conducted. h.Indoor lounging/social area for residents. 1.Private meeting areas are available for contractor clinical staff to provide confidential clinical services as needed. 3.5.3.Dietetic Services: The Contractor shall provide and/or contract for: J.The dietary needs of all patients in accordance with sound nutrition and med ical standards. k.Special dietary needs, as identified by a VA dietitian and/or VA primary care provider, will be accommodated. l.Three nutritious meals shall be served daily Monday through Sunday at regular times, with not more than a fourteen (14) hour time span between the evening meal and breakfast the following day. m.There shall be evidence that food is prepared, served, and stored under sanitary conditions. n.Sanitary procedures shall be established and maintained for washing dishes, cleaning equipment and work areas, and for proper waste disposal. 3.5.4 Laundry: The contractor shall furnish, on site, adequate laundry facilities (including detergents) available for patients to do their own laundry, at no cost to the patient. Bed linens and detergents provided by the contractor. 3.5.5.Rehabilitation services: The Contractor will provide the following clinical and rehabilitative services for the individual patients. a.A minimum of 4 hours per weekday of clinical services focusing on substance abuse treatment will be provided. 1.Clinical services focusing on substance abuse treatment must be evidence based interventions and include at least two of the following: Motivational Interviewing or Motivational Enhancement Therapy, Relapse Prevention, 12- step model, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy. Clinical services must be provided by qualified clinicians working within their scope of practice. 11.Clinical services focusing on co-occurring mental health disorders will be provided if applicable and clinically indicated; interventions must be evidence based and be provided by licensed clinicians working within their scope of practice. b.A minimum of I hour per weekend-day of clinical services focusing on substance abuse treatment will be provided. c.Recovery-oriented social, rehabilitative, and recreational services will be provided daily. Activities can include, for example, physical activities, facilitated recreational outings in the community. facilitated creative/artistic activities, instruction on health and personal hygiene, instruction on medication management and other self-care skills, social skills training, volunteer opportunities, etc. Rehabilitation services should also include encouragement of community 12 Step support groups and, if possible, facilitating participation in them either on site or providing transportation and oversight of patient safety while in the community. d.A schedule of all clinical and rehabilitative services will be provided to the patient. e.Documentation of services provided to each patient will be included in the patient's records. f. The residential facility will maintain a substance-free environment. Abstinence monitoring (e.g. breathalyzer, drug screen) will occur no less frequently than weekly and after any community outing. Abstinence monitoring administration and results will be documented and included in the patient's record. Substance use and/or refusal of monitoring will be considered an opportunity for therapeutic intervention and modification of treatment planning. 3.5.6.Safe-medication management: Patients will be assessed and accepted into the program regardless of their ability to self-administer medications. Contractor's nursing staff and/or trained technicians will administer medication. The contractor shall provide a central and secure location for the storage of prescribed medications in accordance to medication storage guidelines and manufacturer's instructions. Any staff member administering medication a) must receive training on no less than a quarterly basis; b) document training. VA personnel may request documentation verifying training at any time. 3.6.SPECIAL CONTRACT REQUIREMENTS The contractor shall furnish services to beneficiaries for whom such care is specifically authorized by the El Paso VA Health Care System. Contractors under this program must meet the following VA standards: A.Legal: I. Both housing and ambulatory care settings must meet: a.The standards of Life Safety code (National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) # J O I ); b.The fire and safety code imposed by the State law; and c.City, State, and Federal requirements concerning licensing and health codes. 2. All housing settings must be licensed as required for the particular setting under State or Federal authority. B.Accreditation and Licensing. The contractor's facility must obtain an occupancy permit or license, as required by the authority that has jurisdiction to issue such, prior to the contract being awarded. The contractor must adhere to all applicable local, state, and federal laws. Facility must be fully compliant with ADA requirements. Preference will be given to any facility who maintains the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities (CARF) accreditation. C.Basic Services shall include: I. A supervised alcohol and drug-free environment. 2.Staffing on a 24-hour, 7 days per week basis. 3.Laundry facilities for residents to do their own laundry. 4.Health and personal hygiene maintenance. 5.A secure central location for the storage of all approved prescription medications (Monitoring of medications shall be conducted by Contractor's clinical staff). 6.Support for a patient's desire for sobriety and an alcohol and drug-free lifestyle. D.Records and Reports: I. An individual patient record will be maintained by the Contractor on each patient admitted under this contract. a.The Contractor must comply with the requirements of the "Confidentiality of Certain Medical Records" (38 U.S.C. 7332), and the "Confidentiality of Alcohol and Drug Abuse Patients Records" (42 CFR, Part II) when appropriate, and shall be part of the contract. b.All patient records will be maintained with such security and confidentiality as required, and will be made available on a need-to-know basis to appropriate VA staff members involved with the treatment program of the patients concerned. c.All patient records will follow state guidelines or regulations in place for patient records in residential substance abuse treatment. d.The patient record maintained by the Contractor will include: I. Reasons for referral; 2.Consent forms to receive services; 3.Authorization of services; 4.Initial assessment; 5.Treatment plans; 6.Progress notes for individual therapy; 7.Progress notes for group therapy; 8.Copies of all med ical prescriptions issued by any physician, including orders, if any, for medications to be taken and/or diets to be followed; 9.Medication logs I 0. Discharge summary e.Initial Assessment: An assessment including a comprehensive biopsychosocial assessment is to be completed within timeframes established by accrediting body standards, if accredited, but no later than 5 working days of admission. This comprehensive assessment should include but is not limited to the following components: I. Identifying information; 2.History of present illness (i.e. substance use, abuse, or addiction and any related treatment) 3.History of any co-occurring mental health disorders, emotional and behavioral functioning issues, or maladaptive problem behaviors; 4. Current emotional and behavioral functioning, including Traumatic Brain Injury (TB!) screening; 5. Environment and living situation; 6.Leisure and recreation; 7.Religious and spiritual orientation; 8.Personal and family psychiatric history; 9.Medical history impacting psychiatric history; I 0. Social and developmental history, to include child abuse and neglect; 11.Military history and trauma screening; 12.Financial issues; 13.Legal history and any current pending legal matters; 14.Current social supports and stressors, including work, sexual history and orientation, next-of-kin, or significant others; g.Nursing Assessment: A nursing assessment needs to be completed within 24 hours of admission and include but is not limited to the following components: I.Height; 2.Weight; 3.Vital signs, including pain assessment; 4.A functional assessment, including activities of daily living (ADLs); 5.The potential risk for falls; 6.The ability to self-administer medications, including any limitations, special circumstances, or individual requirements; 7.An evaluation of high-risk behaviors; and 8.Significant medical or psychiatric conditions affecting patient care. h.Treatment Plan: An individualized treatment plan must include specific goals, measurable objectives, targeted dates for completion, and a designated responsible individual for addressing each goal. The treatment plan should clearly state and incorporate a patient's strengths, needs, abilities, and preferences. Timeframes for developing and updating plans are based on accrediting body standards, if accredited, but no later than 7 days. The patient's needs, problems, goals, and action plans are identified utilizing information obtained through the assessment process, including direct input from the patient and from the patient's family or significant others, as available and appropriate. i.Progress Notes: Progress notes for individual and group therapy should be documented timely in accordance to the accrediting body, if accredited, but no later than 24 hours. All clinical interventions provided are required to be documented and include the patient's progress in goals set in the individualized treatment plan. J.Discharge Summary: A discharge summary should be documented timely in accordance to the accrediting body, if accredited, but no later than 7 days. The discharge summary is to be faxed to the SUD Supervisor once completed and within 7 days of the patient's discharge. The discharge summary should include but is not limited to the following components: 1.The reason for admission; 2.A summary of treatment and recovery goals; 3.The status of goals at discharge; 4.The reason for discharge; 5.All continuing care plans; 6.Any pending appointments; 7.The type of housing at discharge; 8.Employment at discharge; 9.Any education or training at discharge; and 10.The income and income source at discharge. 11.Information provided to the patient and/or family including medications on discharge. E. Staffing: I. Sufficient staff must be provided in numbers and position qualifications to carry out the policies, responsibilities, and services of the program. 2.All staff providing clinical services must be qualified to provide their assigned services and be providing services within their scope of practice as guided by their position description, ethical code, licensure guidelines, and state regulations. All staff providing services under another staff member's license (e.g. intern/trainee) will provide services within their scope of practice and level of expertise and follow supervision procedures as guided by their position description, ethical code, licensure guidelines, and state regulations. 3.Clinical staffing during regular work hours should include a multidisciplinary team consisting of therapists and medical providers to provide substance abuse treatment, treatment for co occurring mental health disorders if clinically indicated, and address basic psychiatric medical issues and/or medication administration. Clinicians providing substance abuse treatment such as group didactics and/or individual therapy must be providing services within their scope of practice as determined by their credentials and state licensure. Clinicians providing individual or group therapy for co-occurring mental health disorders must be providing services within their scope of practice as virtue by their credentials and state licensure. The contractor is responsible for verifying credentials of clinical staff providing services under this contract. 4.During off hours (e.g. evening and weekends when direct clinical care is not being provided), there must be, at a minimum, a full-time administrative staff member or staff designee, on duty or residing on the premises who is available for emergencies 24-hours per day, 7-days per week. 5.The contractor shall maintain an accurate list provided to the El Paso VA SUD Supervisor of all contractor's staff providing care to patients under this contract. Information provided should include full name, type of license under which they are practicing under the contract, license state and number, date of expiration of license, any other required credentials (e.g. BLS/CPR), and any other documentation pertinent to credentials and/or clinical skills used under this contract. 3.6.Pre-Award Survey: A.A multidisciplinary VA team consisting of staff within the Substance Use Disorder (SUD) team, an engineering service Safety Officer, and other designees of the VA Health Care System Director that may be deemed necessary, shall conduct a survey of the residential program prior to the award of the initial contract. B.The Safety Officer will inspect the setting for conformity to the current Life Safety Code. The other members of the team will focus on an assessment of the therapeutic services and the quality of life within the residential setting, giving particular attention to the following indicators: 1.Substance Abuse Treatment services are provided by qualified staff in a manner consistent with current research and programming. If services are not being provided at the time of the survey, clinical staff will provide information about programming and therapeutic approach to substance abuse treatment. 2.Policies and procedures for handling psychiatric emergencies are congruent with clinical standards, and are compatible with VA medical facility operating procedures. 3.General observation of patients indicates that they maintain an acceptable level of personal hygiene and grooming. 4.The setting is conducive to recovery, sobriety, social interaction, and the fullest development of the patient's rehabilitative potential. 5.Appropriate organized activity programs, which reflect a high level of activity in the setting or in the linked settings. 6.There is evidence of program-community interaction. NOTE: This may be demonstrated by the nature of scheduled activities, or by information about patient involvement with community activities, volunteers, local consumer services, etc. 7.Staff behavior and interaction with patients convey an attitude of genuine concern, caring, and respect. 8.Nutritious meals and snacks provided and made within a clean and appropriate environment. 9.There is documented evidence of the program's commitment to the implementation of the VA Patient's Bill of Rights (38 CFR, Section l 7.34a). 3.8.Subsequent Surveys: Subsequent surveys of the residential substance abuse services shall be made at least every six months by a multidisciplinary team including such VA personnel as the SUD Supervisor considers necessary to ensure that the setting provides quality care in a safe environment. As site visits are accomplished by VA personnel, attention will be directed to the adequacy and accuracy of patients' records, adequacy of treatment provided, and safety of the facility. As previously stated, VA personnel reserve the right to, at its discretion, choose any time, announced or unannounced, to have VA personnel inspect the contractor's facility. 3.9.INVOICE/PAYMENT: Invoices shall be submitted monthly in arrears. Reference FAR Clauses 52.232-1 Payments and 52.232-25 Prompt Payment. 3.10.Selection for Placement in residential substance abuse services: El Paso VA SUD program staff will evaluate the clinical appropriateness of this level of care for the patient before authorizing residential substance abuse services. Typical length of services is expected to be 30 days. Before recommending an extension to the length-of-stay in the contract setting, SUD staff must evaluate the patient's progress towards rehabilitation based on any combination of the following information: I. Written request from Contractor providing adequate justification of an extension; 2.Information provided by the patient receiving services; 3.Consultation with Contractor staff; 4.Review of records; 5.Consultation within the SUD team Criteria to be used in selection for placement in residential setting include the following: A.All patients placed in residential substance abuse services should be capable of self-preservation. In an emergency situation, the patient should have sufficient: I.Capacity to recognize physical danger, 2.Judgment to recognize when such danger requires immediate exit from the residence; 3.Capacity to follow a prescribed route of exit, and 4.Physical mobility to accomplish such exit. B. Patients placed in residential substance abuse services require monitoring and follow-up services consistent with VA discharge planning policy. Accordingly, VA clinical staff will provide follow up services. Contractor will inform SUD clinical staff when a patient discharges, both as scheduled or if a patient leaves AMA from residential substance abuse services; contractor will inform SUD staff of any patient discharge on the day of discharge or if after 4:00pm on a weekday or at any time on a weekend or Federal holiday, on the following business day. 3.11.Length of stay: Patients shall stay in residential substance abuse services as clinically indicated and determined by the appropriate VA SUD Therapist/Mental Health Treatment Coordinator. Standard length of stay (i.e. 30 days) in residential treatment shall be provided to all eligible patients; however, length of stay is determined on a case by case basis and extensions beyond 30 days will be evaluated based on the information included in section 3.10. 3.12.Quality Improvement: Contractor shall make documented information available to the VA, as deemed necessary to: I. Verify quality of patient care, 2.Conduct utilization review audits, 3.Verify safety guidelines, 4.Ensure confidentiality of patient record information, 5.Ensure accuracy and completeness of patient record information, 6.Determine the completeness and accuracy of financial records. In verification of quality of patient care, this should include but is not limited to documentation of maintaining a therapeutic program such as didactic descriptions, patient attendance, patient participation, progress notes, alcohol and drug screen results, and patient satisfaction. 3.13.Medical Events: 3.13.1.The contractor shall notify the El Paso VA staff immediately when a medical emergency occur requiring hospitalization or emergency services for any patient receiving care under this contract. Upon occurrence of a medical emergency, appropriate safety measures and emergency responses should be used including contacting emergency services and/or transporting patient to the nearest emergency facility. 3.13.2.Treatment of a non-emergency nature is required, it is agreed that an attempt will be made by contractor to contact the patient's SUD Case Manager/Mental Health Treatment Coordinator to coordinate services provided at the El Paso VA. If indicated, patients will be transported by contractor to the El Paso VA Health Care System during El Paso VA business hours. All non-emergent care is to be provided by the El Paso VA unless otherwise requested by the patient with the patient's understanding that he/she may be financially responsible for services requested outside of the El Paso VA. 3.13.3. In the event a patient receiving residential substance abuse services under this contract dies, the contractor will promptly notify the VAMC office authorizing admission and immediately assemble, inventory and safeguard the patient's personal effects. The funds, deposits, and effects left by VA patients upon the premises of the contractor shall be delivered by the contractor to the person or persons entitled thereto under the laws currently governing the contractor for making disposition of funds and effects left by patients, unless the beneficiary died without leaving a will, heirs, or next of kin capable of inheriting. When disposition has been made, the itemized inventory with a notation as to the disposition of the funds and effects will be immediately forwarded to the VAMC office. Should a deceased patient leave no will, heirs, or next of kin his personal property and funds wherever located vests in and becomes the property of the United States in trust. In these cases, the contractor will forward an inventory of any such property and funds in its possession to the appropriate VA medical center office and will hold them (except articles of clothing necessary for proper burial) under safeguard until instructions are received from the VA concerning disposition. 3.13. HIPAA Privacy Requirements: The Contractor is subject to the provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA), the Privacy Act of 1974, as well as all applicable VA Laws and regulations. The Contractor shall keep confidant the contents of all medical documents entrusted to its care. Employees of the Contractor shall not disclose to any unauthorized person, firm, or corporation knowledge entrusted during performance of the contract. All contractor staff providing services under this contract shall complete the VA's HIPAA Training course or provide acceptable evidence that acceptable training has been provided. The VA training is located on the Web at www.vha privacytraining.gov. The training certificate must be printed and presented to the VA Contracting Officer. 3.14Staff Coordination & Documentation: 3.14.1.Documentation of services as required by the contract may be requested by El Paso VA staff at any time. Failure to provide the documentation required by this agreement to support the charges being assessed will be seen as incomplete services and will result in delayed processing of invoices. 3.14.2.Clinical services are provided by contractor staff, however, the Contractor may consult El Paso VA SUD staff for input when clinical care decisions are being made. Pertinent documentation of each patient's progress in the residential setting may be requested. When requested, such written documentation must be provided to the VA within 1 business day. 3.14.3.Policies and procedures at the Contractor's facility regarding residential substance abuse services for patients must be established in collaboration with associated El Paso VA SUD staff. 3.15.Evidence of Insurance: Prior to award of this contract, the Contractor shall furnish the Government's Contracting Officer with a certificate of insurance. The certificate of insurance shall contain an endorsement to the effect that cancellation of the policy, or any material change to the policy, which adversely affects the interests of the Government shall not be effective unless written notice, ten (10) days in advance, is provided to the Government's Contracting Officer. The Contractor shall be required to carry the following types of insurance throughout the contract period: a.Workers Compensation and Employers Liability: $100,000 b.General Liability: $500,000 per occurrence c.Automobile Liability Bodily Injury: $200,000 per person and $500,000 per occurrence ? NAICS Code 623220 is proposed for this acquisition and business size standard is 15 Million. If a solicitation is issued, it will be announced at a later date, and all interested parties must respond to that solicitation announcement separately from the responses to this announcement. Please place "Attention: Sources Sought -" Residential Treatment" in subject line of your email. Send your response to: christina.tayman@va.gov by February 16, 2015. Interested Vendor's shall include the following information in their responses: 1) Company name, address, phone number, primary contact(s), e-mail address, NAICS code(s), business size (i.e., small/large) and DUNS Number. 2) Provide a Statement of Capability that demonstrates your company can provide the supplies/service. 3) BUSINESS SIZE AND SOCIO-ECONOMIC STATUS: (a) Indicate whether your business is large or small (b) If small, indicate if your firm qualifies as a small, emerging business, or small disadvantaged business (c) If disadvantaged, specify under which disadvantaged group and if your firm is certified under Section 8(a) of the Small Business Act (d) Indicate if your firm is a certified Hub-zone firm (e) Indicate if your firm is a woman-owned or operated business (f) Indicate if your firm is a certified Service-Disabled Veteran Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) or Veteran Owned Small Business (VOSB), (g) State whether your firm is registered with the Central Contractor Registration (CCR) at http://www.ccr.gov and/or the VetBiz Registry at http://vip.vetbiz.gov/. If not, please NOTE any future solicitation could only be awarded to a contractor who is registered in CCR and to receive award based on VOSB or SDVOSB status you must be registered in the VetBiz Registry. Disclaimer and Important Notes: This notice does not obligate the Government to award a contract or otherwise pay for the information provided in response. The Government reserves the right to use information provided by respondents for any purpose deemed necessary and legally appropriate. Any organization responding to this notice should ensure that its response is complete and sufficiently detailed to allow the Government to determine the organization's qualifications to perform the work. Respondents are advised that the Government is under no obligation to acknowledge receipt of the information received or provide feedback to respondents with respect to any information submitted. 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