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The contract anticipates the annual provision and posting of Oklahoma labor law posters within facilities operated by the Indian Health Service, ensuring compliance with state-mandated workplace notice requirements. The solicitation is classified as a forecast, indicating it is a preliminary notice of upcoming procurement activity with no formal solicitation issued at this time. The North American Industry Classification System code 813930 identifies the nature of the work as related to other personal services, consistent with the distribution and placement of regulatory signage. The place of performance and specific facility locations are not detailed, implying the service may be required across multiple IHS sites in Oklahoma. April Switzer serves as the Program Point of Contact for operational inquiries, while Anna Hulsey is listed as the Contracting Officer responsible for procurement matters. The opportunity is publicly accessible via the HHS OSDBU portal, and the posting date indicates the forecast was published in May 2026, with anticipated activity likely to follow in the subsequent fiscal year.

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Provision and posting of yearly Oklahoma Labor Law Posters for Indian Health Service facility compliance.

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NAICS

813930 - Labor Unions and Similar Labor OrganizationsView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
Contacts2 people available
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Indian Health Service
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April Switzer
Anna HulseyContracting Officer

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Yearly Oklahoma Labor Law Posters to be posted within the facility - CSU

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