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The Indian Health Service is establishing a Blanket Purchase Agreement to acquire fitness equipment intended to support the MAHA agenda. This procurement is currently listed as a forecast, indicating the agency's intent to seek vendors for these supplies. The process is being managed by the Indian Health Service, with Mario Henriquez serving as the Contracting Officer and Emily Tahy-ceballos acting as the Program Point of Contact. Interested parties can find further details through the official HHS industry opportunity forecast portal.

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Indian Health Service forecast for a blanket purchase agreement to acquire fitness equipment.

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459110 - Sporting Goods RetailersView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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BPA to purchase equipment to support MAHA agenda

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