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The Indian Health Service has forecasted a service contract under NAICS code 621512 for laboratory services related to Cepheid diagnostic systems, targeting healthcare support operations within its facilities. The contract is anticipated to support diagnostic testing infrastructure, likely involving maintenance, calibration, software updates, technical support, and possibly supply chain coordination for Cepheid testing platforms used in clinical laboratories. The point of contact for program inquiries is Ryan Pett, reachable at ryan.pett@ihs.gov, while Richard Dandasan serves as the contracting officer for procurement-related matters at poraoacquisition@ihs.gov. The forecast was posted on May 25, 2026, indicating future solicitation activity but no formal request for proposals has been issued yet. There is no designated set-aside classification or geographic restriction specified, and the place of performance details have not been provided, suggesting potential flexibility in where services may be delivered across Indian Health Service-operated facilities.

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Indian Health Service forecasts lab service contract for diagnostic imaging, supporting Native American healthcare.

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Indian Health Service

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621512 - Diagnostic Imaging CentersView NAICS

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AgencyIndian Health Service

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