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Duress Button NNMC Infant Security Annual Maintenance

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The contract pertains to annual maintenance services for duress buttons deployed within the Indian Health Service’s NNMC Infant Security system, ensuring continuous operational reliability and safety for infant protection protocols. Scheduled for fiscal year 2025, the work is tied to NAICS code 334290, indicating specialization in other electronic component manufacturing, likely involving the servicing, calibration, and replacement of duress alert hardware. Maintenance activities will cover system diagnostics, firmware updates, hardware repairs, and response verification to sustain uninterrupted functionality across targeted facilities. Performance of this contract will be managed by the Indian Health Service with primary oversight from Chris Harvey, the Program Point of Contact, and Cornelius Tsipai, the Contracting Officer, who are responsible for coordination and procurement compliance. Although the place of performance and office address are unspecified, the scope is understood to serve NNMC facilities under the agency’s infant security initiative. The forecast posting date of May 2026 signals an early-stage planning notice, allowing vendors to prepare responses ahead of anticipated solicitation. No set-aside information has been provided, and the contract remains open for eligible suppliers to engage once formally solicited.

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Annual maintenance of duress button security systems for infant safety at Northern Navajo Medical Center.

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Indian Health ServiceView Agency

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334290 - Other Communications Equipment ManufacturingView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Cornelius TsipaiContracting Officer

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2025-AAP-SRSU-EQ-0001: Duress Buttons and Annual Maintenance

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