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The Indian Health Service has issued a forecast for a contract titled Trans of Things, identified as OTA PikePass. This procurement effort falls under NAICS code 926120 and is managed by the Indian Health Service agency. The primary points of contact for this opportunity are Haylee Sellers, serving as the Program Point of Contact, and Jarrod Prince, who is the designated Contracting Officer. Further details regarding this forecast can be accessed through the HHS Office of Strategic Business Units industry opportunity portal.

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Indian Health Service forecast for Trans of Things contract, OTA PikePass, NAICS 926120.

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926120 - Regulation and Administration of Transportation ProgramsView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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