Medical Care Services
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The Indian Health Service has forecasted a requirement for Medical Care Services under NAICS code 561320, indicating a need for temporary or substitute medical professionals to support healthcare delivery. This opportunity is posted as a forecast with no solicitation number yet assigned, signaling that formal procurement has not begun but is anticipated in the future. The contract will likely involve providing locum tenens physicians or other clinical staff to fill staffing gaps across Indian Health Service facilities, with performance expected to occur within the service’s network of healthcare sites, though specific locations are not detailed. Primary points of contact for program-related inquiries include Casey Kelley and Maryann Yocham, the Contracting Officer, who can be reached via email for further information. The forecast is publicly accessible through the HHS OSDBU portal and suggests the agency is preparing to issue a request for proposals or similar procurement mechanism, with no set-aside designation specified at this time.
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