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Uniform Rental for Federal Security Guard Employees

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The Indian Health Service is forecasting a requirement for uniform rental services specifically for its federal security guard employees. This procurement is designated as a total small business set-aside under FAR 19.5 and is categorized under NAICS code 458110. The opportunity is managed by the Indian Health Service, with Audrey Yackeyonny serving as the Contracting Officer and Rae Saupitty as the Program Point of Contact. Further details regarding this forecast can be accessed through the official HHS industry opportunity portal.

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Small business set-aside for Indian Health Service federal security guard uniform rental services.

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Indian Health ServiceView Agency

NAICS

458110 - Clothing and Clothing Accessories RetailersView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Audrey YackeyonnyContracting Officer

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