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Conference and Lodging Services IHS Nursing Summit

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7571PS26Q00036Federal

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ISLAND OF HAWAII JAPANESE HULA FESTIVAL AND MARKETPLACE PLANNING PROJECT
Solicitation # 27-0071
The County of Hawai‘i is soliciting a qualified consultant for the Island of Hawai‘i Japanese Hula Festival and Marketplace Planning Project under solicitation number 27-0071. This six-month engagement aims to establish the foundational partnerships, cultural protocols, and operational frameworks necessary to launch two complementary cultural tourism initiatives in Fall 2027. The project focuses on a culturally-grounded approach to economic development, centering authentic Hawaiian practices and locally-made products to support local hālau and creative entrepreneurs while positioning the island as a leader in sustainable, place-based tourism. The selected vendor will be responsible for delivering 16 major outputs, including a final planning report with execution recommendations, an execution transition package, and an updated budget. Awarding will be based on best value, with an evaluation scoring system that prioritizes proposer experience in event planning, Hawaiian cultural competency, and established partnerships in Japan and Hawai‘i, alongside cost. The contract is governed by Hawai‘i Revised Statutes Chapter 103D and requires compliance with non-discrimination and non-debarment certifications. Payments are processed within 30 days of service completion, and for contracts exceeding $25,000, final payment is contingent upon a state tax clearance. Proposals must be submitted electronically via the OpenGov Procurement System by November 28, 2026.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, through the Office of Mission Acquisition Solutions, is soliciting a Firm Fixed Price contract to provide comprehensive conference and lodging services for the 2026 Nursing and Quality Leadership Summit, sponsored by the Indian Health Service’s Division of Nursing Services, Office of Quality, and National Nurse Leadership Council. The event is scheduled for August 31 to September 3, 2026, and must be held within the continental United States at a venue with a major airport, located within 0.14 miles of public amenities and transportation, and in an area with a crime rate at or below the national average. The contractor must secure a room block of 240 rooms at the Federal Travel Rate for attendees, including provisions for 30 participants staying the evening before the summit and up to 20 participants per night for three days before and after the event. The facility must also provide one main conference room for 275 attendees in a half-moon setup and two meeting rooms for 40 participants on the planning day, along with three breakout rooms capable of accommodating 50 people total, with the remaining attendees accommodated in the main room. All rooms require potable ice water, free WiFi, and audiovisual support, with AV staff available within two to three minutes to respond to issues. The contractor must supply laptops for each breakout room and the main conference room and provide stands for up to 17 posters measuring 48 inches wide by 36 inches high. No food or beverage services are included, and the government will manage all participant and vendor registration, including the vendor cap of 20. Security for exhibits must match the general conference area standards. The contract is a Buy Indian Set-Aside under NAICS Code 561920, with award based on the Lowest Priced Technically Acceptable method, requiring responses to demonstrate a sound, practical, and feasible technical approach—not merely referencing the Statement of Work. Proposals must be submitted in two digital volumes: a business response with no page limit and a technical response limited to 10 pages, using Adobe PDF, Microsoft Word, or Excel formats with 12-point minimum font. All submissions must be emailed by June 18, 2026, at 10:00 AM ET, and hard copies or faxes are prohibited. Final deliverables, including only hotel and lodging utilization data with room block pickup and attrition statistics,

General Info

Fixed-price contract for 2026 Nursing Summit conference and lodging, Buy Indian Set-Aside.

NAICS

561920 - Convention and Trade Show Organizers

Place of Performance

MD

Set-Aside

BICiv

Documents

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7571PS26Q00036 Nurse Leadership Summit Statement of Work

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RFQ 7571PS26Q00036 Lodging and Conference Support for 2026 Nursing & Quality Leadership Services

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Solicitation 7571PS26Q00036 for 2026 Nursing and Quality Leadership Summit Support

DOCX, High priority: read this firstrfq
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AgencyDepartment Of Health And Human Services → Omas Strategic Buying Center - Professional Services
Contacts1 person available
OfficeRockville, MD, 20857, USA
Office AddressRockville, MD, 20857, USA
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The HHS Office of Mission Acquisition Solutions (OMAS) intends to award a Firmed Fixed Price (FFP) Contract to support the Indian Health Services (IHS),  Division of Nursing Services (DNS), Office of Quality, and National Nurse Leadership Council (NNLC) in procuring services in conjunction with the 2026 Nursing and Quality Leadership Summit.


Below are the responses to questions received:


  1. Date: Please confirm the dates are August 31 – September 3, 2026, since the SOW indicates that alternate dates would be considered. If the dates have changed, please provide new dates.  Due to how long this process has taken, we can no longer entertain alternative dates. We are confirming the dates for August 31-September 3.
  2. Location: Is there a preference on the city or region within the United States that this meeting/event is being considered (top 3 cities)? Does the city need to have a major airport? Yes, the city must have a major airport. We do not have a preferred city. The location must meet the SOW.
  3. Regarding the 40 participants, are they considered to be part of the total 275 attendees or are they in addition to the 275? The 40 are included in the 275.
  4. The SOW refences “Two (3) breakout rooms:..” For clarification is the total breakout rooms 3 breakout rooms in total to fit 50 people? The 3 breakout rooms must be able to accommodate 50 people. This would only accommodate 150 total participants, are the remaining participants expected to stay in the general meeting room? The general room will hold the remaining 125.
  5. Is registration required by the contractor – both on-site and/or pre-registration? If contractor is required to do this, can requirements be provided, i.e., providing meeting materials/agenda, badges, etc. No. We already have that covered. 
  6. Regarding the Vendors/Exhibitors, is the contractor expected to manage their registration?  No, we already have that covered.  Who is responsible to manage the cutoff when 20 vendors are registered or show up on site? Our group is responsible, not the vendor. 
  7. Will security be needed for the vendor exhibits? This needs further explanation. The vendors should have the same security as the rest of the conference areas. This includes all posterboard areas.
  8. Will there be a COR or CTOR on site available for any last-minute changes or requests that impact the negotiated cost? There cannot be any last-minute modifications to the contract. Crystal White Shield, DNS Management Analyst/FAC-COR II is the COR for this contract and will be on-site for the conference. No additional requests or modifications will be allowed after the cost has been negotiated.
  9. Can you provide a photo or diagram of the expectation for the poster sessions (area)? Are you requesting the poster board “stands” to hold a 4x8 (feet?) size poster? Or a covered stand to post posters on? Clarification is appreciated. Posters are 48" wide x 36" high. Vendor will need to provide stands for up to 17 posters. 
  10. Is the contractor expected to provide technical/AV staff for the general meeting room and each breakout room? A/V staff must be readily available (within 2-3 minutes) to address any technical issues.
  11. Confirm that a laptop is required for each breakout session and general meeting room. Yes
  12. What type of post meeting reports are expected, e.g., list of participants, list for each breakout session, survey, etc.? Is the contractor expected to provide this data in a final report? Yes, We just need the hotel and lodging utilization data ONLY, including room block pickup and attrition statistics. Conference participation information is handled by an IHS program. 

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