Alex Gamble

Alex Gamble serves as a key procurement lead within the Phoenix Area Indian Health Service, overseeing acquisitions critical to sustaining clinical operations for American Indian and Alaska Native communities across the Southwest. Responsible for managing the lifecycle of contracts supporting diagnostic imaging, electromedical equipment, and facility infrastructure, Gamble ensures alignment with the agency’s mission of equitable, high-quality healthcare delivery. Their work directly enables the modernization of clinical capabilities in underserved regions, with a strong emphasis on compliance with federal healthcare procurement standards and tribal sovereignty principles. Gamble routinely handles complex service-based contracts requiring technical oversight and long-term operational support. Gamble maintains consistent working relationships with a select group of contractors including CHENEGA GOVERNMENT MISSION SOLUTIONS, LLC, BR CONSULTING LLC, AFFIGENT, LLC, ELOHI TECHNOLOGY SOLUTIONS LLC, and DNI MISSION SERVICES LLC. These partnerships are primarily centered on administrative management consulting, operational support, and systems integration services tailored to tribal health delivery environments. The working relationships reflect a preference for vendors with proven experience in federal Indian health programs, often involving long-term performance-based agreements and collaborative requirements development. Gamble’s procurement portfolio is fully aligned with the Buy Indian Set-Aside authority, with 100% of eligible acquisitions reserved exclusively for Native American-owned businesses under the Indian Self-Determination and Education Assistance Act. This reflects a deep institutional commitment to economic empowerment within tribal communities and a strategic effort to prioritize Indigenous-owned enterprises as primary contractors. The contracting pattern reinforces self-determination by channeling resources directly to businesses rooted in the communities served. The primary NAICS classification for Gamble’s acquisitions is 541611 (Administrative Management and General Management Consulting Services), indicating a focus on operational efficiency, program management, and systems optimization within clinical and administrative health workflows. Procurements center on strategic consulting, workflow redesign, compliance support, and technology integration services that enhance the delivery of culturally competent care across remote and resource-constrained facilities.