YSU Medical equipment
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The Indian Health Service is forecasting a procurement under a Total Small Business Set-Aside for medical equipment including replacement jaundice meters, infant pulse oximeters and associated sensors, and automated external defibrillators. This opportunity is classified under NAICS code 339112, which pertains to medical equipment and supplies manufacturing, and is exclusively reserved for small businesses. The posting date indicates this forecast was published on May 25, 2026, and while no solicitation number has been assigned yet, interested small business vendors should prepare to respond once the formal solicitation is released. The place of performance and other geographic details have not been specified, suggesting the equipment may be distributed across multiple IHS facilities. Primary points of contact include Ryan Pett as the Program Point of Contact and Richard Dandasan as the Contracting Officer, who can be reached via their respective email addresses for inquiries regarding technical requirements or procurement procedures.
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