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WSSU Propane PO

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The contract titled WSSU Propane PO is a forecasted procurement under the Indian Health Service, targeting propane utilities with a NAICS code of 221118 for utilities. It was posted on May 25, 2026, and is intended to support operational energy needs, though specific delivery locations or quantities are not detailed in the available data. The place of performance and organizational address information are currently unspecified, indicating the precise service areas are still to be determined. Point of contact for the program is Jeremiah Johnson, reachable at jeremiah.johnson@ihs.gov, while Richard Dandasan serves as the Contracting Officer with contact details at poraoacquisition@ihs.gov. The procurement is not currently assigned a set-aside type or solicitation number, suggesting it is in a preliminary planning phase and not yet open for bids. Additional details on requirements, timelines, and submission guidelines can be found through the provided public link to the HHS OSDBU opportunity forecast page.

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Indian Health Service seeks propane procurement under NAICS 221118; contacts Johnson and Dandasan.

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Indian Health Service

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221118 - Other Electric Power GenerationView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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Indian Health Service

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Jeremiah Johnson

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Richard DandasanContracting Officer

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