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The Indian Health Service has forecasted an upcoming CAP Accreditation Inspection contract, targeted for solicitation in the future with a posted date of May 25, 2026. This action falls under the NAICS code 926150, indicating it is related to regulatory inspection services for health and safety. The inspection will likely assess compliance with Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments (CLIA) and other CAP standards across laboratories operated or supported by the agency, ensuring quality and consistency in diagnostic testing services provided to Native American and Alaska Native populations. No setaside type is specified, suggesting the opportunity may be open to all eligible vendors without restriction based on business size or ownership status. The primary point of contact for program-related inquiries is Cara Nichols, with technical and operational questions directed to her email address. All contracting matters, including proposal submission, evaluation process, and award procedures, will be handled by Contracting Officer Shelton Bruce. The place of performance is not yet defined, implying inspections may occur at multiple laboratory sites within Indian Health Service facilities nationwide, potentially spanning multiple states and tribal jurisdictions. The opportunity forecast is accessible online via the HHS OSDBU portal, allowing interested vendors to monitor for formal solicitation release, though no solicitation number or deadline has been established at this time.

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CAP Accreditation Inspection services by Indian Health Service, NAICS 926150, contacts Nichols and Bruce.

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Indian Health Service

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926150 - Regulation, Licensing, and Inspection of Miscellaneous Commercial SectorsView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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