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Assistive Technology & Audiology Services

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Response Deadline06/01/2027, 10:00:33 PM UTC

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This subcontract for Assistive Technology and Audiology Services supports prime contractors on early intervention projects for the Mississippi State Department of Health. The scope of work includes performing hearing screenings and audiological evaluations, as well as the fitting of assistive devices using audiometers and hearing aids. Deliverables consist of comprehensive audiological reports and the successful installation of assistive devices. To qualify for this role, personnel must be a licensed Audiologist or a certified Assistive Technology Professional. The contract falls under NAICS code 624120 and is associated with the Early Intervention agency in Mississippi. The response deadline for this opportunity is June 1, 2027.

General Info

Audiology and assistive technology services for Mississippi State Department of Health, deadline June 2027.

Agency

Mississippi → Early Intervention

NAICS

624120 - Services for the Elderly and Persons with Disabilities

Place of Performance

MS, USA

Set-Aside

NONE

Documents

This scope was carved out of 2025-REQ-458.

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PostedSep 8

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Response DeadlineJun 1

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06/01/2027, 10:00:33 PM UTCin 8 months

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AgencyMississippi → Early Intervention

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Organization / AgencyMississippi → Early Intervention

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Supplies assistive technology and performs audiology services for prime contractors on Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) early intervention projects. Performs hearing screenings, audiological evaluations, and the fitting of assistive devices. Uses audiometers and hearing aids. Requires a licensed Audiologist or certified Assistive Technology Professional. Delivers audiological reports and installed assistive devices.

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