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CRESCENT HEALTHCARE, INC.

UEI: H4T9SGPL1ZD5

CRESCENT HEALTHCARE, INC. is a federal contractor, registered under UEI H4T9SGPL1ZD5. It has been awarded $474,400 across 3 federal contracts. Primary work spans Offices of Chiropractors and Home Health Care Services. Top awarding agencies include Department Of Veterans Affairs.

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Department Of Veterans Affairs$474.4K100%

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621310 - Offices of Chiropractors$390.0K82.2%

621610 - Home Health Care Services$84.4K17.8%

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Q517--Contingency Chemotherapy Compounding Services for the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center

Solicitation # 36C24526Q0652

The contract is a five-year, fixed-price, indefinite delivery indefinite quantity (IDIQ) solicitation issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the Network Contract Office 5 to secure contingency hazardous chemotherapy compounding services for the Louis A. Johnson VA Medical Center. Should the inpatient pharmacy intravenous room at the medical center become non-operational, the selected vendor will be required to provide timely, safe, and compliant compounding of hazardous chemotherapy agents to ensure uninterrupted patient care. The services must be performed at the designated place of performance in Clarksburg, West Virginia, with a ZIP code of 26301, and the contract is governed under NAICS code 621610, which pertains to outpatient care centers specializing in medical services. The solicitation is open with a response deadline of August 14, 2026, and was posted on July 30, 2026. All proposals must be submitted through the SAM.gov portal using solicitation number 36C24526Q0652. The contracting office is located in Linthicum, Maryland, with Sylvia Honesty serving as the primary point of contact as Contract Specialist, reachable by phone at 410-642-2411 or via email at Sylvia.Honesty@va.gov. This solicitation does not designate a specific set-aside for small businesses or other categories and is open to all eligible contractors. The VA requires the contractor to adhere to strict regulatory standards for handling hazardous materials and maintaining the integrity of pharmaceutical compounding processes under emergency conditions. Contractors must demonstrate capacity for rapid deployment, compliance with federal and state pharmaceutical regulations, and the ability to meet the clinical and logistical demands of a federal medical facility during critical operational disruptions.

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RFP - Classroom Nursing Services

Solicitation # WK2706-CNS

The Salt Lake City School District is seeking qualified nursing agencies to provide licensed registered nurses for in-classroom health care services to students with complex medical needs. Proposals must be submitted through the Bonfire system by the deadline of August 21, 2026, and only responses submitted via this platform will be considered valid. All inquiries must be directed through Bonfire, and any official updates or modifications to the solicitation will be issued solely as authorized addenda through the SLCSD Purchasing Department; reliance on unofficial information may result in rejection of the proposal. Submissions are secure and can be revised until the deadline, but incomplete submissions will be automatically rejected. The solicitation includes critical attachments outlining standard terms and conditions, student data privacy requirements, detailed scope of work, evaluation criteria, pricing format, and confidentiality claims. Proposals will be assessed according to the standards outlined in the evaluation scoresheet, and vendors must comply precisely with all formatting and submission requirements. The contracting agency is the State of Utah, with primary point of contact Wendy Kemp, and performance is limited to schools within the Salt Lake City School District. Failure to adhere strictly to the specified protocols, documentation formats, or deadlines will result in non-responsiveness and disqualification.

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Telemedicine Services

Solicitation # BD-27-1023-1023C-1023L-131709

The Department of Developmental Services in Massachusetts is seeking qualified providers to deliver telemedicine services under a pilot program targeting state-operated group homes for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The initiative aims to improve health, wellness, and safety by providing remote clinical care to reduce unnecessary emergency visits and support residential staff through technology. The solicitation, numbered BD-27-1023-1023C-1023L-131709, was posted on July 29, 2026, with proposals due by September 9, 2026. The anticipated contract start date is October 1, 2026, and the base performance period spans one year and nine months, with two optional one-year renewals, bringing the total estimated value to $1.2 million over the full term. The contract is a fee-for-service arrangement funded annually at $300,000 with no carry-forward authority. Performance is entirely remote, delivered via secure telehealth platforms to approximately 100–150 group homes across Massachusetts, with no physical delivery required. Proposals must include a Supplier Diversity Plan, which is the highest-weighted evaluation factor at 25% of the total scoring, followed by clinical model, staff qualifications, telemedicine coverage, care coordination, follow-up processes, experience, platform capabilities, documentation, quality assurance, implementation, and budget. Evaluation uses adjectival ratings—Excellent, Very Good, Meets Standard, Below Standard, Unacceptable—with total points capped at 168. The award will be made through a trade-off process, prioritizing technical merit over price, as the budget component is weighted at only 8 points. Contractors must submit multiple documents in a single .zip file via COMMBUYS, including an organizational chart, cover page and response document, budget proposal, prompt pay discount form, and an Excel-based Supplier Diversity Form. All documents require specific file naming conventions and adhere to strict page limits. Contractors must use a HIPAA-compliant platform, ensure secure handling of protected information under state and federal laws, conduct national background checks on all staff with unsupervised access, and report through the Enterprise Invoice Management system using Electronic Funds Transfer. The contract is governed by Massachusetts procurement regulations and public records laws, with all submitted materials considered public unless statutorily exempt. The Contracting Officer’s Representative, Kelly Lawless, serves as the primary point of contact for administration, and all proposals must

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Police and Fire ClinicThe Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) in the District of Columbia has issued a forecast for medical treatment and recovery services under the Police and Fire Clinic initiative, targeting the provision of specialized healthcare support for law enforcement personnel. This initiative is designed to ensure that officers and first responders receive timely, high-quality medical care and rehabilitation services following injury, illness, or occupational strain, with an emphasis on rapid recovery and return to duty. Although specific details such as solicitation number, NAICS code, set-aside information, and place of performance are not yet defined, the forecast signals an upcoming procurement opportunity aimed at securing qualified providers capable of delivering comprehensive medical services tailored to the unique needs of police and fire personnel. The contract is anticipated to cover a range of clinical and rehabilitative services, potentially including physical therapy, psychological counseling, occupational health assessments, and preventive care programs. The agency is seeking vendors with expertise in emergency service workforce healthcare, and while the exact scope, duration, and budget remain undetermined, the forecast date indicates an anticipated release of formal solicitations in the near future. Interested parties should monitor the provided UI link for updates on official solicitation releases and any additional requirements regarding qualifications, compliance, or performance standards. The initiative underscores MPD’s commitment to the long-term health and operational readiness of its first responders.

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Temporary Nurse (BG0) Employees Compensation FundThe District of Columbia’s Office of Risk Management is forecasting a new temporary nursing position to support its Workers Compensation Program under the BG0 classification. This role is intended to provide specialized nursing services to manage and coordinate care for employees participating in the compensation system, ensuring timely and appropriate medical interventions and administrative compliance. The opportunity is posted as a forecast on July 23, 2026, with no solicitation number yet assigned, indicating it is in the pre-acquisition phase and not currently open for bids. The position will be performed within the District of Columbia, though specific location details and point of contact information are not yet provided, suggesting further details will be released in a subsequent solicitation. The contract does not specify a set-aside classification or NAICS code at this stage, implying the procurement path and eligibility criteria are still under development. Potential vendors or qualified candidates should monitor the official contracts portal for future updates and formal invitations to bid.

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Nursing ServicesThe contract titled Nursing Services is forecasted by the District of Columbia’s Parks and Recreation department with a posted date of July 23, 2026. It is intended to secure professional nursing services, though specific scope details are pending in the Statement of Work, which will be provided separately. The solicitation number is not yet assigned, and no set-aside type, NAICS code, or organization type has been specified, indicating the procurement is still in early stages. The place of performance and agency office address lack detailed geographic information, suggesting the services may be delivered across multiple locations within the district. There is no designated point of contact listed publicly at this time, and interested parties should refer to the official portal link for updates as more information becomes available.

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Emergency Personal Care Services DeliveryThe contract seeks qualified providers to deliver non-medical in-home personal care services during emergencies to individuals supported by the Louisiana Department of Health. Services include assistance with hygiene, mobility support, and meal preparation, ensuring continuity of care when standard services are disrupted due to unforeseen events. The engagement is structured as a subcontract under NAICS code 621610, which classifies it within the home health care services sector, and is open for responses until August 13, 2026, at 4:00 PM. The work is intended to be performed within Louisiana, though specific locations are not detailed in the posting. Interested parties must submit proposals through the official procurement portal by the deadline to be considered.

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Conditional Use Permit to allow a chiropractic, naturopathic, and therapeutic movement facility (File No. 00972581-PCPM)A conditional use permit has been approved for an appointment-based chiropractic, naturopathic, and therapeutic movement facility located at 17661 Cowan in Irvine, California, under File No. 00972581-PCPM. The permit authorizes the operation of the facility within the existing building footprint without structural expansion, and it is categorized as a Class 1 exemption under the California Environmental Quality Act, confirming that the project involves only minor interior alterations with no significant environmental impact. The applicant, Identity Health represented by Yazi Hernandez, is responsible for complying with local zoning regulations and operating the facility strictly on an appointment basis. The City of Irvine’s Planning Commission and Community Development Department are the approving and administering authorities, with Tianna de la Paz serving as the primary point of contact for planning and permitting matters. No federal contracting elements are applicable; the document is a municipal land-use approval, not a procurement contract, and thus lacks any Federal Acquisition Regulation clauses, pricing details, payment information, or contract administration structures such as COR, COTR, or PCO designations. There is no estimated contract value, no delivery or performance schedule specified beyond the approval date of July 16, 2026, and no formal solicitation or contract number beyond the project file identifier. The facility's approval is contingent on adherence to CEQA guidelines and local zoning codes, with acceptance and compliance oversight resting entirely with the City of Irvine.

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Video Directly Observed Therapy (“VDOT”)

Solicitation # HHS0015558v2

The Texas Health and Human Services Commission, acting on behalf of the Texas Department of State Health Services, is soliciting proposals for Video Directly Observed Therapy services to enable remote monitoring of tuberculosis medication adherence through secure video technology. The solution must support both real-time synchronous video observation and asynchronous recorded video submission, and must operate reliably across mobile devices while ensuring the secure transmission of protected health information. The contract has an initial term of one year with the possibility of up to four one-year optional extensions, and potentially one additional year for urgent operational needs, with an anticipated start date of January 2027. The estimated contract value ranges from $188,400 to $942,000, based on historical annual funding and maximum possible term duration. Proposals must comply with strict technical, security, and accessibility requirements, including TX-RAMP Certification Level 2, HIPAA compliance, and adherence to the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) and Section 508 standards. The contractor must implement an annually tested disaster recovery plan and submit detailed reports within 90 days of each test, and must maintain a Requirements Traceability Matrix covering eleven key areas including security, staffing, training, reporting, and performance metrics with associated liquidated damages for non-compliance. All respondents are required to demonstrate at least four years of recent VDOT service experience and must submit comprehensive documentation across multiple exhibits, including a narrative and technical proposal limited to 80 pages, a cost proposal in Excel format with active formulas, and proof of Texas business authorization through a valid Comptroller’s Taxpayer Number or Federal Employer Identification Number, along with a Certificate of Authority from the Texas Secretary of State. Mandatory certifications include the FFATA Form, lobbying certification, and non-construction program assurances, and vendors must provide D&B Credit Insights Reports if they possess a D&B number. Insurance requirements are defined in Exhibit R, and corporate guarantees may be required for parent-owned entities. The bid must be submitted via two labeled USB drives—one labeled “Original Proposal” and one “Copy”—in specified searchable PDF and Excel formats, or through the online bid room, with a hard deadline of August 26, 2026 at 10:30 AM Central Time. Evaluation is based on a best-value approach, weighting the narrative and technical proposal at 50%, relevant experience at 30%, and cost at 20%, with mandatory pass/fail gates for minimum qualifications, VPTS scoring, TX-RAMP

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Community-Based Pharmacy Network ServicesThe contract mandates the provision of outpatient pharmacist services within a local network based in Sheridan, Oregon. Services to be delivered include the fulfillment of prescriptions, telepharmacy support, and transitional care management specifically geared toward inmates who are either under community supervision or receiving off-site treatment. This arrangement aims to ensure continuity of pharmaceutical care for a vulnerable population, facilitating access to necessary medications and professional support. Issued by the Department of Justice under the subcontract type, the work is designated to take place primarily in Sheridan, with the ZIP code 97378. The contract falls under NAICS code 621310, which pertains to offices of pharmacists, highlighting its healthcare service focus. While specific agency contacts and organizational details are not provided, the contract is accessible through a public government portal, reflecting transparency and regulatory compliance in the solicitation process.

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Institution-Based Pharmacist ServicesThis contract entails providing full-time, on-site pharmacist services at the Federal Correctional Institution (FCI) in Sheridan. The responsibilities include medication dispensing, conducting drug therapy reviews, managing controlled substances, and ensuring adherence to federal correctional healthcare standards. These services aim to support inmate healthcare needs through professional pharmaceutical care within the correctional facility. The contract is classified under NAICS code 621310, reflecting outpatient care centers, and is issued by the Department of Justice through its subsidiary agency, Wxro. The place of performance is Sheridan, with the zip code 97378. As a subcontract opportunity posted in June 2026, it focuses on institutional pharmacist services critical to maintaining compliant and safe medication management in a correctional setting.

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EXTENSIVE RESPONSE CARE SERVICESThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is forecasting a requirement for Extensive Response Care Services under NAICS code 621610, which pertains to home health care services. The opportunity is posted as a forecast with no solicitation number yet issued, indicating it is in the early planning phase for a potential future procurement. The place of performance and specific location details have not been defined, and the contract type or set-aside status has not been determined, leaving open the possibility for small businesses or other designated categories to compete. The point of contact for program-related inquiries is Christian Huntley, reachable at tkf2@cdc.gov, while the contracting officer position is currently listed as To Be Determined. The forecast was published on May 25, 2026, and stakeholders are encouraged to monitor the HHS OSDBU portal for updates regarding the formal solicitation and release of additional requirements.

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chiropractic servicesThe Indian Health Service is forecasting a total small business set-aside contract for chiropractic services to be provided to Clinton, with Dr. Oyler selected as the base provider. The solicitation is classified under NAICS code 621310 for chiropractic services and is reserved exclusively for small businesses as defined by the Small Business Administration. The opportunity is posted as a forecast, indicating it is not yet open for bidding but signals the agency's intent to procure these services in the near future. Performance will occur in Clinton, though specific address details are not provided. The program point of contact is Susan Rose, reachable via email, and the contracting officer is Ronay Burns, who will manage the procurement process. The opportunity can be reviewed further through the provided online link on the HHS OSDBU platform.

Indian Health Service

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Chiropractor ServicesThe Indian Health Service has forecasted a procurement for chiropractor services under NAICS code 621310, with the opportunity posted on May 25, 2026. This forecast indicates an upcoming requirement for professional chiropractic care, likely to support healthcare needs within communities served by the Indian Health Service, though specific locations, set-aside details, or estimated values are not provided. Point of contact for program inquiries is Casey Kelley at casey.kelley@ihs.gov, while Maryann Yocham, Contracting Officer, can be reached at maryann.yocham@ihs.gov for contracting-related matters. No physical place of performance or organizational address is listed, suggesting the services may be delivered across multiple tribal or remote locations under the IHS jurisdiction. The forecast is posted on the HHS OSDBU portal and serves as a preliminary notice to potential vendors, allowing time to prepare for a future solicitation. There is no indication of a set-aside classification, meaning the opportunity could be open to all eligible contractors. Interested parties are encouraged to monitor the provided link for official solicitation documents when they become available.

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Short-Term Registered Nursing Staffing – Acute Medical (MED) UnitThis contract involves providing short-term registered nursing staffing for the Acute Medical unit, focusing on delivering skilled nursing care to acutely ill veterans. The responsibilities include patient assessment, administration and monitoring of IV therapy, treatment management, and effective coordination with physicians to ensure comprehensive care. The contract supports the Department of Veterans Affairs through its Network Contract Office 19, located in Sheridan, and falls under the healthcare services category as defined by the NAICS code 621310. The staffing arrangement is a subcontract aimed at addressing immediate nursing needs within the acute care medical setting. The emphasis is on professional nursing services that maintain continuity and quality of care for veterans experiencing acute medical conditions. The contract was posted in early May 2026, reflecting an urgent requirement for skilled nursing resources to sustain patient care standards in the acute medical unit.

Network Contract Office 19 (36C259)

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Pharmacy Services for InmatesThe contract entails providing comprehensive pharmacy services for inmates at FCI Cumberland, under the management of the Department of Justice. The services include medication dispensing, pharmaceutical inventory management, medication reconciliation, and patient education, ensuring that the inmate population receives proper pharmaceutical care and support. The contract is classified under NAICS code 621310 and functions as a subcontract, highlighting its specialized nature in healthcare provision. The performance location is Cumberland, with the specific zip code 21502, but other geographic details like state or city specifics beyond Cumberland are not provided. The contract was posted on April 30, 2026, and no specific solicitation number or set-aside type is indicated. This engagement aims to maintain efficient and compliant pharmacy operations within the correctional facility to support inmate health and safety.

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Participant-Centered Service Plan DevelopmentThe contract seeks the development of individualized, participant-directed service plans designed to enhance health, welfare, and community engagement for individuals with functional impairments. The work requires the creation of adaptable templates and standardized processes that prioritize participant autonomy and needs, ensuring that services are tailored to personal circumstances rather than a one-size-fits-all approach. This effort is grounded in best practices for person-centered care and aims to improve outcomes by aligning support services with the unique functional limitations and goals of each participant. The contract is classified as a subcontract under NAICS code 621310, indicating a focus on outpatient mental health and substance abuse centers. It was posted on April 29, 2026, with a response deadline of August 6, 2026, and is issued by the Kentucky agency located at 275 E. Main St., Fkt, Ky. While the specific place of performance is listed as “Other,” the work is expected to support state-wide initiatives consistent with Kentucky’s broader objectives for community-based care. There is no set-aside designation specified, and the point of contact details are not provided, requiring interested parties to use the posted UI link for further information and submission guidelines.

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Vehicle Recompete: Idc 36C24822D0074This contract, designated as Idc vehicle 36C24822D0074, pertains to the provision of home oxygen services under a service-disabled veteran-owned small business set-aside, managed by the Department of Veterans Affairs through the 248-NETWORK Contract Office 8. The overall contract has a ceiling value of approximately $6.57 million and is set to remain active until July 3, 2027, with no current active task orders. The original solicitation for this contract was numbered 36C248-22-Q-0162, indicating a competitive recompete scenario with a medium confidence level of award. A notable task order under this vehicle is the West Palm Beach home oxygen service contract, valued at nearly $797,005, scheduled for February to August 2025 and awarded to TRANSOX INC. This contract operates within the NAICS code 621610, which covers home health care services. The focus on service-disabled veteran-owned small businesses highlights the VA's commitment to supporting this demographic while fulfilling healthcare needs. Although specific addresses and points of contact are not detailed, the contract is clearly aligned with the VA's broader efforts to provide essential medical services to veterans through specialized small business participation.

248-NETWORK Contract Office 8 (36C248)

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