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The Indian Health Service has issued a forecast for a medical supply contract under NAICS code 622110, indicating an upcoming procurement related to healthcare services and medical supplies. The opportunity is posted as a forecast with no solicitation number yet assigned, and there is no set-aside designation specified, meaning it is open to all eligible vendors without reservation for small businesses or specific categories. The place of performance and location details are not provided, suggesting the scope may cover multiple sites under the Indian Health Service system. The point of contact for program inquiries is Lamour Tulley, reachable at lamour.tulley@ihs.gov, while Misty Billy, Contracting Officer, can be contacted at misty.bily@ihs.gov for official contracting matters. This forecast signals the agency’s intent to procure medical supplies in 2026, allowing potential vendors time to prepare proposals and align their capabilities with anticipated requirements. The posting date is May 25, 2026, and further details including specifications, delivery schedules, and solicitation procedures will likely be issued in a future formal announcement. Interested parties should monitor the official HHS OSDBU portal for updates, as no deadline or formal bid instructions are currently available. The lack of geographic detail implies the contract may serve tribal health facilities nationwide, requiring suppliers to demonstrate capacity for broad distribution and compliance with federal healthcare procurement standards.

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Indian Health Service seeks medical supplies under NAICS 622110; contact Tulley and Billy.

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Indian Health Service

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622110 - General Medical and Surgical HospitalsView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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2025-AAP-GSU-SU-0005: Medical supply

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