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EVS - LAUNDRY SERVICES - LAWTON INDIAN HOSPITAL

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The Indian Health Service is seeking a provider for laundry services to support the Lawton Indian Hospital, specifically focusing on the rental of linens and scrubs. This requirement is categorized under NAICS code 812331 and is currently listed as a forecast. Administrative oversight for this opportunity is managed by Contracting Officer Shelton Bruce, with Rickie Mithlo serving as the program point of contact. Further details regarding the solicitation can be accessed through the official HHS opportunity forecast portal.

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Indian Health Service seeks laundry services, linen, and scrub rentals for Lawton Indian Hospital.

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Indian Health ServiceView Agency

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812331 - Linen SupplyView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Rickie Mithlo
Shelton BruceContracting Officer

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For the rental of linen and scrubs for the Lawton Indian Hospital

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