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Entry Door Replacement & Awning Install

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The contract involves the replacement of both sets of entry doors on four vestibule entryways, including the removal and installation of new doors, framing, and sidelites for each entryway. The project requires the installation of bullet-resistant glass on all external doors and sidelites to enhance security, along with tinted glass to improve heat control and energy efficiency. An overhead awning will be added to each of the four entryways to provide weather protection and improve the overall exterior appearance. Existing access readers will be carefully removed during the door replacement process and then reinstalled to maintain secure building entry functionality. All work must be performed with precision to ensure compliance with safety and security standards while minimizing disruption to site operations. The contract is forecasted by the Indian Health Service under NAICS code 238390, which covers other specialized trade contractors, indicating the scope is focused on specialized construction and installation services. The primary point of contact for both program and contracting matters is Clinton Wilson, whose email is listed as clinton.wilson@ihs.gov. The posting date indicates the forecast was published on May 25, 2026, and while no specific location details are provided, the work is expected to occur at one or more Indian Health Service facilities. The absence of a solicitation number and set-aside information suggests this is a preliminary forecast intended to inform potential vendors of an upcoming opportunity rather than an active solicitation.

General Info

Replace four vestibule doors with bullet-resistant glass, tinted, add awnings, reinstall access readers.

Agency

Indian Health Service

NAICS

238390 - Other Building Finishing ContractorsView NAICS

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US

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AgencyIndian Health Service
Contacts2 people available
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Indian Health Service
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Clinton Wilson
Clinton WilsonContracting Officer

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Replacement of both sets of the entry doors on 4 vestibule entryways (2 doors + framing and sidelites on each), add overhead awning, tinted glass to help with heat control, reinstall access readers, bullet resistent glass to external doors and sidelights

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