Hearing Aid repairs and Wireless Accessories
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The Indian Health Service is forecasting a future procurement for hearing aid repairs and wireless accessories under NAICS code 334510, with the opportunity posted on May 25, 2026. This effort is intended to support the maintenance and functionality of hearing devices used by patients within the Indian Health Service system, ensuring continued access to critical auditory care. The contract will likely involve servicing damaged or malfunctioning hearing aids as well as supplying compatible wireless accessories to enhance usability and connectivity for users. The program point of contact is Brien Weston, reachable at brien.weston@ihs.gov, while Edson Yellowfish serves as the contracting officer and can be reached at edson.yellowfish@ihs.gov. No specific place of performance or set-aside details have been provided, and the contract is currently listed as a forecast with no solicitation number assigned yet. Interested vendors should monitor the official portal at the provided UI link for future solicitation announcements.
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