Naloxone Vending Machines Delivery and Set Up

A blanket purchase agreement is being established for the manufacturing and delivery of Naloxone Vending Machines to Tribal entities, with full ownership and operation retained by those Tribes. The contractor will supply the machines, handle initial stocking, deliver them to Tribal locations, and provide training on their use, while the Indian Health Service Nashville Area will cover all costs related to manufacturing, vinyl wrapping, delivery, and training. Each machine must include an integrated data reporting system capable of real-time tracking of inventory levels and consumption to ensure accountability and operational efficiency. Restocking of Naloxone within the machines is the responsibility of the Tribal entities after initial provision. The solicitation, numbered 75H71526Q00029, is set to close on August 17, 2026, and is a total small business set-aside under NAICS code 333310, encouraging participation from small businesses. The contract is managed by the Nashville Area Indian Health Service, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, with primary contact information available through Andrew Rhoades at the agency’s address in Nashville, Tennessee. The machines will be deployed to Tribal entities across the country, supporting their efforts to combat opioid overdoses through immediate, community-based access to life-saving medication.