Q -- On-site Rheumatology Clinic Services
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The Tucson Area Indian Health Service (TAIHS) is soliciting quotes for providing on-site Rheumatology clinic services at two specific locations: the Public Health Service (PHS) Sells Indian Hospital in Sells, Arizona, and the San Xavier Health Center in Tucson, Arizona. The services are to be performed for 8 hours, once per month at each location. The contract is planned to start on June 1, 2002, with a performance period lasting one year. This will be a firm-fixed price, non-personal services contract. Interested parties can expect the Request for Quote (RFQ) 02-13 to be released around April 30, 2002. Interested sources can request the RFQ by mail, email, or fax, but phone requests will not be accepted. Questions regarding the solicitation are to be submitted via email to the designated point of contact. This opportunity reflects an effort to support health services in these communities by ensuring the availability of specialized Rheumatology care on-site on a regular basis.
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