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Linen and Uniform Laundry Services [OY1 if award is made in FY26]

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The Indian Health Service is forecasting a requirement for linen and uniform laundry services under NAICS code 812332. This procurement is intended to provide essential laundry support, with a specific note that the first option year will apply if the award is made in fiscal year 2026. Administrative oversight for this opportunity is managed by Contracting Officer Deeandra Salabye, with Jeremy Killsnight serving as the program point of contact. Further details regarding the solicitation and specific performance locations are expected to be released through the official agency channels.

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Indian Health Service seeks linen and uniform laundry services under NAICS code 812332.

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812332 - Industrial LaunderersView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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Jeremy Killsnight

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Linen and Uniform Laundry Services [OY1 if award is made in FY26]

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