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Wireless Network Project

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The Indian Health Service is forecasting a Wireless Network Project intended to provide wireless network services for an inpatient department. This initiative is categorized under NAICS code 334220, which pertains to radio frequency devices and related electronic equipment. The project is being managed by the Indian Health Service, with Uriah Morris serving as the Program Point of Contact and Jerlyn Begay acting as the Contracting Officer. Further details regarding the opportunity can be accessed through the official HHS industry forecast portal.

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Indian Health Service wireless network project for inpatient department under NAICS code 334220.

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Indian Health ServiceView Agency

NAICS

334220 - Radio and Television Broadcasting and Wireless Communications Equipment ManufacturingView NAICS

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USA

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AgencyIndian Health Service
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Jerlyn BegayContracting Officer

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Wireless Network Service for Inpatient Department

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