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The Comprehensive Medical USP Thomson contract, forecasted by the Federal Prison System under the Department of Justice, aims to provide extensive medical services. This opportunity is categorized under the NAICS code 622110, which pertains to general medical and surgical hospitals, indicating a focus on healthcare solutions with an unrestricted procurement approach, allowing full and open participation from interested parties. The contract seeks to support the Bureau of Prisons’ healthcare operations, ensuring the delivery of comprehensive medical care within its facilities. Key contacts for this contract include Hannah Mendenhall and Sarah Dean, with the latter serving as the Small Business Point of Contact, facilitating opportunities for small business involvement. Although specific location details and solicitation numbers are not provided, the contract announcement was posted on May 25, 2026, and additional information can be accessed through the Department of Justice’s contracting forecast portal. This contract underscores the agency’s commitment to maintaining high standards of inmate healthcare through partnerships with qualified medical providers.

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Federal Prison System contract for comprehensive medical services with open procurement under NAICS 622110.

Agency

Department Of Justice → Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

NAICS

622110 - General Medical and Surgical Hospitals View NAICS

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PostedMay 25

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AgencyDepartment Of Justice → Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

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Department Of Justice → Federal Prison System / Bureau Of Prisons

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Hannah Mendenhall

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Sarah DeanSmall Business POC

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