Accreditation Survey and Fees

The Indian Health Service has forecasted a future opportunity for accreditation survey services related to Joint Commission standards, with the NAICS code 926150 indicating government administration functions. The solicitation is planned for posting on May 25, 2026, and is intended to secure services necessary to evaluate and maintain compliance with national healthcare accreditation requirements across Indian Health Service facilities. Fees associated with the accreditation process, including survey costs and ongoing compliance monitoring, will be addressed under this opportunity, ensuring designated facilities meet established quality and safety benchmarks. Deonda Roberson is listed as the program point of contact for administrative and operational inquiries, while Edson Yellowfish serves as the contracting officer responsible for procurement activities. Although the exact scope, timeline, and financial details are not yet defined, the forecast signals an upcoming formal solicitation that will likely include requirements for on-site surveys, documentation reviews, and follow-up assessments to support continuous quality improvement. Responses will be required to demonstrate expertise in healthcare accreditation, familiarity with Joint Commission protocols, and experience working within federal Indian health systems. The opportunity is not currently set aside for specific small business categories, and performance is expected to be nationwide, aligned with Indian Health Service service units.